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

Those having tickets for "Pinafore"
or money from the sale of tickets are re-
quested to make returns to the Rev DIR.
Martin.
Catherine Woodward Of Watertown
died to-day at the residence OF her niece,
Mrs Oscar Noble, "a Franklin street in
this city.
John Sullivan of IA Pemberton street
had his hand crushed under a die at
the Scovil factory this morning. DIR
Hayes rendered surgical aid.
The board of directors of the Knights
of Columbus will meet in New Haven
Thursday to discuss many matters
relative to the organization.
F. B. Rice and family and Miss Char
lotte Benedict returned last night from
visit to the Worlds fair, coming to
Merieen and driving over to Waterbury.
Mrs Catherine Moore of 30 Ayers
street, fell near her home this morning
and suffered a fracture of the right arm
| Just above the wrist. Surgical aid was
rendered by DIR O'Hara.
The case of James w. Rose against
the smith & Griggs company, for wages
due, was tried before Justice F. P. Brett
this morning, Russell for plaintiff.
Bronson for defendant. Judgment was
reserved.
| Frank G. Schmitz, machinist at the
| Waterbury Brass company, with Mrs
| Schmitz and their three children left
this morning to visit brother of Mr.
Schmitz in Elgin, ILL.,, and incidentally
to. see the Worlds fair.
Miss Kate Kennedy, aged Is years,
died yesterday at the home OF her
parents in Watertown. The funeral
services will be held in Watertown to.
morrow morning and the remains taken
to Thomaston for interment.
A surface water basin is being put in
on North Main street by the sewer de-
partment, to relieve the catch basin al
the corner of East and North Main
streets, and to take the water that
flows down North Main street after
every shower.
The supreme court of the state Of
Connecticut will sit in New Haven to-
morrow. The docket contains a large
amount of business, among the cases
being several cases of intricate divorces
The session of the court is likely to be 6
long one.
A petition will be presented to the
council this evening asking for the ap
pointment of sanitary inspector O
plumbing. The petition Is signed by al
members of the local union Of Plumber
and Gas Filters, and has the backing o.
the master plumbers also.
Senator Root left Waterbury yester
day for New York, where he will JOIN
Senator Jones and Colonel Mowry of tn
prison investigation committee and g
to Philadelphia to inspect the prison
it that city. The committee will probabl.
return Wednesday.
, Miss Amelia Merz, living at 645 Soutl
Main street, met with an accident thi
morning which though not serious wa
very painful. In lifting a kettle from
the stove the vessel was overturned an,
the boiling water poured down over he
! left side. DR. Axtelle was summons
and the lady is resting as comfortable
as could be expected.
A party of nine Waterbury people LEI
on the $40 New England train this after
, noon for Chicago. The party consists
of Mr. and Mrs A. D. Smith, Miss Marth
} Watkins, Miss Alice Jenkins, Mis-
May Sanford, Miss Clara Thomas
) Hattie Russell and Howar
Pinney, They will be gon
two weeks and will make stops at Nj
agara Falls and Chatauqua Lake. Tn
2:10 train had forty-four people boun
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