Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-12
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A son was born to MT and Mrs Henry | F. Cunningham on Sunday. Mrs Gun | ningham is at the home of her father in | New Haven. W. c. Bannon, formerly restauranteur at the New England station, now con- ducting a hostelry at Falls Village, was visiting in town to-day. Joseph O'Neill, son of Prosecuting Attorney O'Neill, returned from a trip to the Worlds fair last night. He will leave for college in two weeks.
 The New Britain Tramway and Elec- tric Light companies have been cOnsoli- dated, under the name Central Railway | and Electric Co, of which A. Nj. Young of this city is president.
 i, A clothesline in the yard of Felix Mo Donald, 16 Stone street, was stripped of a counterpane ard a number of sheets that had been left out to bleach last night.
 | Miss Mary Amelia McMahon, daughter of E. E. F McMahou, business manager of the DEMOCRAT, and Clifford Hinman Hall. were married at 4:30 this after noon, at 69 Abbott avenue.
 Now is the time to secure your foot wear at a bargain. In fact you can get bargains all the year round at E. J. Finn's store. His prices are sure to l SIIlk0 you dS O6luS ElSuI.
 The books of the Center school dis trict will be closed on September 15 and | all persons having bills against the dis trict are requested by School Clerk Moran to present them before that date.
 Thomas McGrath left last night for Baltimore, where he will enter a medical college. He was accompanied by his father, Edward McGrath, who, after a short stay in Baltimore, will go on to Chicago.
 The convention of the second supreme executive council of the Ancient Order of Shepherds of America closed at New Haven to-day. John s. Ha! e' of this city was elected supreme sub-pastOr and IC. Kane, also of Waterbury, was chosen on the board of trustees.
 The funeral of William II. .Boice of 239 Bank street took place this morning at 10 o'clock with services at St Pat tricks church. The pallbearers were James Dunn, Frank Forcier, John Bagley, James Raleigh. Arthur Kinney and Thomas Phalon. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 The Connecticut delegates to the Con- necticut Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd , fellows of the world, which convenes at Milwaukee, September IS. will consist [ of Judge George H. Cowell of this city and Charles B. Ware of New London, r past grand masters and the grand repre- , sentatives from Connecticut for 1893 Dentist Lancaster's horse became frightend on East Main street about : o'clock yesterday afternoon and started on 8 wild run towards the green. The carriage struck the hydrant in front oi City hall and was wrecked. while the horse continued towards the West End
 Among the tourists to the Worlds fail who left on the Isabella express to day were MT and Mrs Adrian Wolff anC son, c. P. Goss. wife and two boys, MT, F. A. Allen, Mrs George Barnes anc !, daughter, Jeremiah ODonneIl and Jo seph Mo Auliffe.
 The schools of the Center district wers opened this morning, and all teachers were at the post assigned to them at the opening hour. Almost every building was crowded to its utmost capacity, tho attendance being much larger than wa: expected by the school authorities.
 Washington Conclave, K. of S. F. held an enthusiastic meeting last even . ing at which four candidates were inIti ated. The supreme conclave of tht , order will meet in Harmonic hall, New Haven, on Monday September 1S. Th' delegates from Waterbury will be Jame. l Murnane and John D. Bolan.
 The members of the c. N. G. begin tC , wonder when they will get their pay fol the weeks work at Mantle. The i'm preston prevails that the checks vii not be along in a hurry, as under tho new law the pay varies according to the length of service and an examination o the pay rolls at headquarters will takt considerable time.
 Superintendent Moran of the aims house took charge of an insane mar who was roaming around the fields il Waterville this morning. In hi. rational moments he said that his name was E. R. Roach and that he has beer employed by Albert Skilton of Water town. Roach was cared for last nigh by Hubert Rigney. He is man appar antly not much over fifty years of age although he claims to be seventy.
 Peter Poirier, a clothing clerk who has worked in different clothing store on Bank street in this city. is missing ) and his wife, who is in Montreal, i. sending descriptions of him to chef of police. Poirier was in Hartford or August II, and was seen in Worcester Mass, about two weeks ago, when h. T talked about going to Lowell, where h, formerly worked. His wife writes tha when he left Canada he was sick anC . discouraged.
 The general assembly of 1893 amended the law applying to the sales of liquo by licensed pharmacists, so that even il license towns those pharmacists wh cell liquors on Sunday must conform il all respects to the laws governing sale in no license towns. These laws Includ
 a requirement. that the sale shall be ol doctors prescription, and only one sal
 on the same prescription, which sal
 shall be indorsed upon it. The law als
 ferbids delivery to minors under an
 conditions.
 The fire commissioners last nigh F heard the charges preferred by P. F Coughlan against T. H. Hayes. Bot 'r men are members of PhonIx, No l, am p after a fire in Pemberton street som
 weeks ago got into an altercation. NJ
 Coughlan brought the matter to tn
 notice of the commissioners at the regu
 lar meeting of the fire board and it wa
 decided to hear the matter at a specia
 meeting. Last night the commissioner
 decided that it was the province of tn IcompanY to take some cOgniZau of tn