Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-27
CITY NEWS.

~ASSN NeAAS NNAIAIA
The prohibition state central commit
lee Will meet August in Hartford.
"CyPrirnne" by Adolph Ii, ines COM
pany OF German players At CouCordia
hall this evening.
james Courtney will open his market
FRIDAY evening AT ia Baldwin street.
formerly owned by d. Malouey. with a
full line OF meats and vegetables.
The marriage Of Grart Dewitt Of
Ho mes avenue and Miss Libbie Warner
OF " Crane street Is announced TO take
place at 10 O'Clock next Tuesday morn
ing.
y call from box l.. corner Of Cole and
East Nam streets. brought the fire jn
partment out at 1890 this morning. IL
was only smoking chimney Of an olo
rookery on Jeffrey alley The fire was
easily eXtinguished.
a meeting Of the court Of common
council will be held on Monday evening.
August :. for the purpose Of filling tie.
vacancy existing in the board Of agents
OF the Bronson library, caused bv tn,
death OF Theodore l. briggs.
f. E. Wright and wife were driving
home from the lawn fete in Watsrt0wr
last night when their carriage was run
into near the almshouse snd badly
smashed. Its occupants, however. were
not seriously injured
When you visit QuassapauE lake be
sure ana call 81 the studio OF the Crane
Art 20. The monograph will amuse
you for time, and if inclined Won can
have your picture taken. Mr. and Mr.
crane are spending the summer months
At the lake.
The Waterbury Farrell Foundry 4
Machine
directors at its annual meeting vestsr.
day; Z. {. Lewis. W. +. Fulton. George
B. Lamb: II. w. Curtis and E. +
Surls. +. (. Lewis was chosen presi
dent by the directors and w. E Fulton
secretary and treasurer.
Attorney w. II. Pierce was seen ,bi.
morning and his opinion asked with re-
gard TO the letter given TO the press YES
terday by Father Mulcahv. chairman Of
the board OF education. Il consider il
q very NICE, kindly put letter" said M
!eFce' out not at all convincing, in
We" OF all the facts in the case" Mr.
tlerce says he has stated his side Of the
question plainly and fully and will SAY
nothing further on the question.
A law passed by the last general As
semoIy requires that all practising ply
| slclans shall register at the office Of the
town clerk in their respective towns or
or before August l. Town Clerk Mad
den has received the blank book OF
registration for the physicians Of tins
town. Among the questions 10 b.,
answered are the followi' =: 'Of whar
college: Licensed: By what society
Date of license: How long in prac,ic,
in Connecticut: How long elsew herr .
In general practice: In what branch =
A pension detective is visiting tn,
various cities and towns in the State
Early in the week he was in Ansonie
and Birmingham, being in the employ
of the government. running down p n
| sion frauds. He is clever perSouage.
man we'll advanced in wears and him
self a veteran of the late war and p
member of the Grand Army. He i
making inquiries in relation to several
pensioners who are high up on the
government list. some claiming total
and others partial disability from iniu
ries received.
OF the seventy-two dealers in 0leO
margarine in Connecticut required t.
take out government license under tn
new law August l, but five have 40
piled. The wholesale license is $3.50
the manufacturers license 5000. and IN.
retail license $4S The only wholesale
dealer in Connecticut who has taken out
u llCSuSS Is QUE al Ne" l-1nON0. IN
Connecticut. by law passed at the IaSr
session of the Legislature. ''oleo" must
be sold in its true color. white. and c4n
not be colored to resemble butter
The twenty-five Connecticut demo
Gratis, members of the house and senate.
who accompanied the Hon Lvnde Har
rison on a trip to Washington last NAV
rendered him complimentary dinner
at Heublein's in New Haven last even
ing. a pleasant feature WAS the prt<er
tation to Judge Harrison of a most
elaborate cut glass punch bowl with
twenty-five cut glass gOhlets. one for
each guest the whole TO rest on baau1i-
full mirror, shaped like Salver. On the
silver binding of the salvrr appeared thu
names of the donors. Fred J Brown
and Linford F. Root of this city were
among the guests.
About fifty town clerks from all parts
of the state gathered at West Haven
yesterday afternoon for the annual
summer meeting. The banquet at Hills
homestead was presided over bv Prrsi
ident J. J. Madden of this CITY. Tn,
Rev Charles Page, town clerk of North
Branford, said grace. ToaSts were re
sponded to by Town Clerks Mattoou of
WATERFOWL, Madden of Waterbury. Mar
tin Of New Britain, Waterbury of Siam
Assistant Town Clerk Murphy of Hart
ford. Mr. Carr was thanked bv the asSo
citation for his labors in the legislature
in behalf of town clerks and digest Of
the laws relating to them was ordered
printed and distributed.
The new state board of charities n ct
yesterday afternoon at the capitol, al
the mem bers being present The frs
and most important duty was to select r
secretary. The sentiment of a majority
of the members opposed going outSld,.
the board, and it became a question OF
which member should be chosen Tn,
subject was informally discussed for
awhile and then on motion of MIR
Spencer of Saybrook, Heman c
Whittlesey OF Middletown was unani-
mously elected to serve for one wear
from July l. Mr. Whittlesev is a grad
uate Of Yale in the class of 1880. and has
the degree of L L. B The office seem,
to have been looted. There are no record
or other data visible, and it was decided
to undertake to find them. The law re-
quires monthly visits to the state prison
insane asylum, reform school and in
dustrial school. 1t is said this duty has