Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-30
GlIY NEWS.

There are at the hospital several cases of typhoid fever, all of which are doing wen. @.
 MT and Mrs Felix Mcdonald of Stone street are open for congratulations. It is girl.
 The best time for women to vote will be in the early morning before the crowds gather.
 The Jefferson base ball club went up to Torrington to-day to meet the representa- tive team of that town.
 Under republican administration the Waterbury tax rate this year is six mills higher than ever before.
 Have you secured a copy of the souvenir edition of the DEMOCRAT. We have few left nt 15 cents copy.
 Go to E. J. Finns we'll stocked and pop ular store when you want anything in the line of boots, shoes, or slippers. City Engineer Cairns is laying out the footbridge across Mad river at the foot of Rutledge street this afternoon.
 George Mcguire, for q long time clerk with the Apothecaries' Hall Co, left this morning to enter a veterinary college in Chicago.
 When you want anything in the line of job printing call at the DEMOCRAT office. We are prepared to do anything from a visiting card toa three sheet poster. Conlon Brothers will probably appeal the case decided against them Thursday by the superior court to the supreme court. They 1 intend to continue business at Middletown. l The dramatic committee of the Acme club has decided that owing to the dullness of business in general the production of | the drama which they were to put on | November is indefinitely postponed. c. 4. Gates. freight agent at the local New England station, will resign his,posi- tion October :. Michael Leary. yard master at the East Hartford yards. will succeed Mir Gates.
 For the past two years needed improve mentS in sections of the city inhabited by democrats have been neglected. Large sums have been expended in developing new lands d favored few.
 Weather Prophet Vaughan of Danbury predicts that October will be an ugly month There will be seven stormy days in it al least. They are the 5th, IIth, 10th, 18th 23d, 27th, and 3lst.
 Margaret A. Brennan. wife of Thomas Brennan, 99 Brown street, died this morn ing. The funeral will probably be held Monday morning with services at the I'm maculate Conception church. The funeral of Frank Ryan took place this morning from his late residence, l; Emerald street, to the Immaculate Concep tion church. where services were read b, Rev Father Downey. The pallbearer, were John P. Mcdonald and NJ. J. Reef, | from court Hancock A. O. F. of A, Jame, l Carroll and James F. Knox from Sanctuary Onward A. O. S. of A. John Hurley, ant | NJ. ]. Cook. Interment was in St Joseph cemetery.
 Joseph E. Dennis, widower living d l7o Cooke street. died suddenly last night He retired in his usual health, but shortl, after his cries for help awakened the peo pl, of the house and about l2:3O he eN pired Medical Examiner Axtelle viewed the remains and pronounced death the re suit of heart disease. The remains wer, removed to the home of Mrs George w Austin. sister of the deceased, iron ! where the funeral will be held.
 Charles R. Wright, chief of police O Syracuse, N. Y. notifies the police of thi city to look out for Ralph NJ. Hilton, an ac complished sneak. who has done time il Columbus, Ohio. state prison. A minute description is given of him and his accom- plice, named Annie Flory, whose parents are respectable citizens of Indiana. An ex tensive itemized list of diamond jewelr, which they are supposed to have in thei possession Is enumerated.
 In the superior court at New Haven yes terdny Michael Cronin of this city aske, for divorce from Johanna Cronin, on tn ground of adultery and desertion. Tn couple were married twelve years ago. bu for the past three years they have live apart, the petitioner in this country and tn woman in Ireland. she having refused, l IL. kl,S allegations were not proven and the nppli cation was denied.
 Carrollton hall will in future be tn home of Waterbury lodge of Elks and wi be known as Elks hall, committee . Carrollton council, \. of C.. and commit tee of the Elks have completed arrange ments with regard to taking up the recent ly expired lease of Carrolltcn hall and Q Monday the ElkS will take possession.
 handsome grand piano from B. Shoningt X Co will be placed in the main hall art the quarters will be of the finest.
 Do not neglect to vote. It Is the mos important election ever held in Waterbur,
 A bright looking baby, apparently abor three months old, was left on the doorSte of Joseph N. Lewin's house on the Watel town road, about 7:3O last evening. N Levin was sitting in his house readin when he heard childs cry and going | the door found the little waif on n pillow It was taken in and cared for by Nil Levin. while Mir Levin notified the selec
 men. Superintendent Moran was il structed to take charge of the infant and Is now at the almshouse. There is no clu to its identity.
 Who ever experienced T greater variet of weather than of the twenty-four hom ! -, ,,rl comfortable day was followed by a mooI lit evening that was not far removed frnl freezing and must surely have ended in killing frost but for the dense fOg-almo dense enough to stand cutting up int chunks; the early morning being ushere in by a mild tempered thunder storn ' this giving place to cold fall rain; | noon this yielded to timid rays of SUI shine, a chilly. cloudy evening winding u the many-sided day. Little wonder th' there is an epidemic of colds.
 The officials of the New York. Ne Haven X Hartford railroad announced ye terday morning change in the earl morning train from New York which wi greatly benefit the travelling public. Tn train which leaves the Grand Central dep. in New York every morning, except Sun
 day, at , o'clock, carries the mails an newspapers for all points in southern Ne
 England. Under agreement with tl
 United States postofice department Il
 train has been run as a local express IT
 PoStotice department having made no pr
 visions for the continuation of the servic
 the road has been enabled to change Il IT tune schedule of the train Reginniu e Monday the train will leave New York at a o'clock as usual, but will run as an accon
 modation instead of an express. It is DO 'i slble that a change may be made in Il W Sunday train also but the officials ha, e not made any public announcement as ve e Economy and reform should be il
 watchword on Monday
 All the democratic candidates have be, Il nominated by fair means Do not scratc ! or paste