Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-06

The Ward Injunction will not be
heard until Monday, May 10.
Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair
to-day and Sunday; slightly cooler.
The Rambler's Wheel club will give a
sociable in Concordia hall on Thursday
evening, May IS.
The funeral of James S. Cowan will
take place tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock from the house.
The board of trade held its regular
monthly meeting last night. Only rou-
tine business was transacted.
Quarterly meeting of the O'Connell
club tomorrow afternoon. All members
are requested to attend.
Horace johnson, the Haddam
weather prophet, predicts great meteoro-
logical disturbances from May 13 to II.
A twelve pound girl is the cause of
the smile 7. F. Costello of Washington
street is wearing to-day.
Russet leather shoes for ladies or
gentlemen in all sizes at Firms. They
will be found first in stock and
workmanship.
Judge Webster, Charles Miller, John
P. Kellogg and Chris Strobel went up
to Marshal lake this morning for a
couple of days fishing.
Henry Halves left this morning for
his home in New York, after few
days visit with his brother, G. NJ,
Halves of this city.
Councilman j. A. Knox and wife
went to Boston to-day to attend the
funeral of Mr. Knox's father, who died
in that city Thursday, at the age of SO
years.
The annual meeting and election of
officere of Sheridan council, K. of c.,
will be held at their rooms at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. A full attend
ance is requested.
Benjamin Fasbender and Miss
Catherine Sack were married at St
Cecilia's church at 8 o'clock this morn
ing by the Rev DIR Martin. The wit
nesses were William Fasbender and
Carl Schmitz.
Court S. j. Meany, A. o. F. of A,
held an enthusiastic meeting last night
| one elected and four propositions re-
ceived. An enjoyable social session was
held after the ceremonies.
Henry w. Hammond, late superin.
tendent of the western division of the
New York & New England railroad
will engage in business in New York.
Superintendent Dewey of the eastern
division is now in charge of the office in
East Hartford.
The thirty eighth annual meeting OF
the Connecticut Eclectic Medical associ.
alton will be held at the United States
hotel, in Hartford, on Tuesday, be.
ginning at 10 o'clock a. m. DIR S. B.
Mum will give his views of the probable
effects of the legislation upon the asso,
citation.
The bastardy case of Kate Doolan VS.
James Corrigan is being tried in the
district court to-day before Judge Brad
street. The plaintiff is eighteen and
claims that the defendant, who is
fifteen, is the father of her child. Attor-
MES O'Neill for plaintiff and Root for
defendant.
The committee of city officials ap.
pointed to meet the legislative health
Monday morning for the Naugatuck
Junction, from where the party will
start out on their tour of inspection
and will continue up the Naugatuck
valley as far as Torrington.
William II. Harrison, aged 70 years
was found dead In his room about
o'clock this morning. He had not been
feeling well for few days past, and
yesterday evening about 5 o'clock went
to bed. Medical Examiner North
viewed the body and gave permission tc
have it prepared for burial.
An agent of the firm of D. A. Wood
house, of New York, entertained a big
crowd of spectators this afternoon, ex'
hibiting the Nelson fire escape on the
Boil building. The ease with which he
descended from a window IN the sixth
story was wonderful. Several of the on.
lockers tried the apparatus. which is q
simple friction pulley.