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

Read the "wants" on the first page.
Regular meeting of the court of COM
mon council this evening.
The members of the Y. NJ. G. A, held
the first meeting in their new building
yesterday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Connect
| cut Veterinary association Will be held
tomorrow in the Office of DIR Thomas
Bland.
Thomas F. Bulger will represent the
local union of United Plumbers, Steam
and Gas Filters, at the national conven-
ton to be held in New York city on July
81.
John Mullen of Oak street had his left
leg broken at the ankle. the result of a
fall near Hitchcock's pond yesterday
morning. DIR Hayes reduced the frac-
ture.
Miss Lou Adams, stenographer for At
torney E. F. Cole, has recovered from
two weeks illness with spinal meningitis
and was able to resume his duties again
to-day.
A horse belonging to Mr. and Mrs
Henry Boauman of Union City ran
away on the Nau9atuck road last night.
Mrs Beauman was thrown out and sus-
tanned fracture of the left wrist.
A special train was run over the Nau
gatuck division yesterday conveying
conductors of the road to and from
meeting of the Brotherhood in New
Haven. On the return trip the run
from the junction to Torrington was
made in one hour.
Attorney B. j. Smith has been ordered
to show cause in the probate court next
Friday, why he should not be removed
from the executorship of his late
mothers estate, as he is charged with
insolvency and Misrepresentation of
funds.
Kate Carson got on fighting drunk
yesterday and created quite scene at
her sisters home in Brooklyn. She was
fined 81 and costs for drunkenness. The
case of John j. Carroll against Joseph
Metz, for breach of the peace, was con-
tinued until Saturday.
George Lambert, the South Main
street barber, has made the inmates of
the almshouse happy and contented by
sending them box full of reading
matter, in the form of magazines,
books, papers, etc. Keeper Moran in
behalf of the inmates is very grateful to
Mr. Lambert.
"Pinafore" had a very successful re-
hearsal yesterday on City hall stage,
with Rudolph's orchestra. Tickets are
on sale at NJ. F. DAILY & Co.'S drug store
and are going rapidly. The production
will be one of the best amateur musical
l efforts ever given in the City hall. A
final rehearsal will be held tonight al
Music hall as City hall is occupied.
Three pieces of baggage marked Ellen
Woods, Johannah Carroll and Annie
Sheehan, have been sent up from New
York to this city and are
at the Naugatuck station bag
gage room. Checks were sent
to the baggage master and no one has
claimed the baggage. 1t is thought that
a the owners considered the pieces lost.
Dan Dryer, the sparring partner Of
John l.. Sullivan in the "Man from Bos
ton" company, was the guest of M. F
sullivan, in New Haven early last week
and visited the Sacred Heart Catholic
club house on Howard avenue He was
treated so kindly that he promised tc
send the club the set of boxing gloves
that Sullivan used at Waterbury. The
7 gloves were received last Saturday, and
are now on exhibition in the club house
with the iRSGhFaiRtdissp5i shsSaG!0 gloves that
Forty prisoners at the Wethersfielc
state prison have petitioned to the boarG
of pardons, which meets to day, for re
lease. Sixteen of them have petitioned
before. Ten of them are imprisoned fol-
life. or the other petitioners two are
= under sentence of twenty years; one
for sixteen years; one for thirteen years
two for ten years; five for seven years
five for five years; four for four years
= one for four and one-half years; five fol
three years, and two for two years. TIVE
terms not named.
The turnwarts of Connecticut met il
Meriden yesterday and perfected ar
rangements for their annual funniest
d IL will be held at Schuetzen park in
New Haven on July l, ?, and 4. Or
- the second day the class turning will bt
A held at the park and prizes will be
awarded. Prizes will also be given al
= the single turning, which will be hello
on the third day. On July there will
be grand parade. The prospects are
that this will be one of the Creates
- meetings of the kind ever held in the
n state. The committee of arrangement
consists of Turner's Book of Waterbury
Bolz of Hartford, Arnold of New Haver
and Weber of Meriden.
The residents of Waterbury had to b,
Icontented with a small share of the
prizes drawn Saturday night at the con
clusion of the Nosahogan lodge fair
The $500 cash prize went to w. E. Nor
gan, Scranton, Pa; the Columbia bicy
Gle to Edward Stevens of New Haven
! the 800 cash prize to j. p. Elliott o.
Il
man of Naugatuck. The S75 prize TO tn
il lodge selling the most tickets was VOL
= by Naugatuck lodge of Ansonia; the So
diamond ring was awarded to Mrs Lsni
Hall, the lady selling the greatest mum
n Der Of tickets, and the gentleman's prize
$50 diamond stud, was for the sam
reason presented to w. d. Minor
This has been the hottest day of tn
- season, the thermometer at noon regis
tering as high as ninety in tn
shade in many places about town
Weather cranks who have been finding
fault with the backward spring hav
changed their tune and the stores ar
having run on summer unierwea
which has not been in demand until tn
present. Baker Kelly bought straw
= hat this morning, sure sign that sum
mer is here, and hurried along Banl
d street with his winter Derby done up il
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