Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-02-13
CITY NEWS.

hall.
Mr. and Mrs d. B. Hamilton and
daughter left this morning for an ex-
tended visit to Florida.
The lady clerks of E. T. Turner & Co.'S
store will give an apron and necktie
party this evening in Music hall.
A daughter was born to-day to Mr. and
Mrs p. j. Bowling of Cook street, also a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs James Delaney
of Hickory street.
The drama "a Mothers Love" will be
pres ented by the advanced pupils OF the
convent of Notre Dame this evening in
the convent hall. Admission 80 cents.
Company E, Hibernian rifles, has Sc
cured the apartments formerly occu-
pied by the Waverly Social club in the
G. A. r. building and propose to fit up
a cosy armory.
Patents have been granted to Water
bury inventors as follows: T. B. Clat-
worthy, safety valve for boilers; r. G.
Manville, method of and machine for
making garment hooks.
Edward Clark was arrested this
morning in saloon on Washington
street by Officers Smith and Kepnaugh.
He was one of the trio who assaulted
Officer Mccarthy yesterday.
Several members of the Acme
Dramatic club and some lady friends
entertained Miss Josephine Hughson of
New Haven, who is visiting Miss Mamie
Duncan, at the latter's home on High
street last evening.
A months min requiem mass will e
celebrated at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church tomorrow morning at half
past eight, for the late Mrs Catherine
Joyce of Middletown.
1
/ was held Saturday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs George II. Cloves. The
visitors were awarded prizes in the
shape of dainty pieces of delicate china.
Michael DAILY had the index finger of
his right hand taken off at the first joint
by power press at the Waterbury
Clock shop this afternoon. The wound
was dressed by DR. Benedict.
George NJ. Latta, a passenger train
brakeman on the New England road,
was badly hurt by being caught be-
tween two cars at Poughkeepsie, on
Saturday. His home is in East Hart
ford.
| John Lyons, when leaving his home,
377 River street, Yesterday morning,
slipped and fell. His left ankle was
sprained and he was badly cut and
bruised on the left side of the face and
head. DIR Hayes attended him.
A convention of the State Sanger
bund will be held in Little Germania
hall, New Haven, this afternoon
ing festival to be held in New Haven the
latter part of July will be completed.
This evening the canvassers at the re-
cent Foresters' fair and their friends
will be rendered q banquet and sociable
in G. A. r. hall by the union COM
mittee, IN recognition of the services
which they rendered during the fair.
Tickets have been placed on sale fol-
the annual concert and ball of the letter
carriers, which will be held on April 5
in City hall. The American band will
furnish music. The boys are determin
, ed to make this reception the dandy Of
, them all.
The members of the Ramblers' Vince
club gave a very enjoyable private
: sociable to about fifty Of their lady
friends Saturday evening in Johnsoni
hall. The prompting was done by Lee
@. Herr and Sig Klobedanz Furnished
the music.
According to State Pomologist Plat
Hartford county has &C 900 peach trees
New London county $1,000, New Haver
county 39, 900, and only 80, 900 in all tn
rest of Connecticut. They occupy abou
| 900 acres of ground and about one-hal
of the trees have been set within the las
three years.
The members of Nosahogan lodge, l
o. o. F., will visit the Samuel L. Harri
lodge of Bridgeport this evening, ant
be banqueted by the latter. The Wa
terbury lodge will leave on the regula
5:53 p. m. train, and will return on
special train leaving Bridgeport at 1873
a. m.
The evening school committee of tn
board of education met Saturday after
noon at o'clock and discussed the ad
visibility of dispensing with some 0
the evening school teachers, owing t,
the falling off in attendance. The fol
lowing teachers were dropped: Mis-
Moran, at the Bank street school; Mis-
t Russell at the Bishop street school, ant
o Miss Coughlan at the Washington
school.
The lease of the Old Colony road wa
approved by the directors of the Con
solidated road at the regular MONTH,
meeting in New York Saturday. /
meeting of the stockholders of the Oh
. lease to the Consolidated, after which
meeting of the share holders of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford road will
be called to take similar action.
Mayor Webster is in Hartford to-day
attending the committee of mayors an,
othersI who have a consultation witt
representatives of the various surfac
roads on the proposed bill for taxin,
street railways. The committee con
sists of Mayor Hyde of Hartford
Mayor Webster of Waterbury, Mayo
Wilson of Meriden, Professor Newton
of New Haven and Alderman Manwar
ing OF bridgeport. Representative Nc
Nerney is an honorary member:
The members of the Immaculate Con
ception parish interested in the forma
) ton of the proposed parish library an
reading room, held another largely al
d tended meeting in st Patrick's building
, last night. The books were given ou
a to some Of those who were present. The
1t will engage in the work of making
thorough canvass of the parish by dis
tricts, at once. William Milton goes o.
record as the first contributor; S25 wa
- the amount given.
z Concordia halI uuaa 6Ilad mill, N ,,,o,-