Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-29

Castle, the meat man, has another "puzzle' in to-day's paper.
 Ask those who have tried "want" advertisement in the DEMOCRAT if it did not pay.
 c. H. Goodrich has been appointed general freight agent of the New Eng land road vice H. A. Hodge, resigned.
 The Swedish Lutheran church will hold fair in Music hall, 95 Bank street, on the evenings of April 6, 2 and 8. Freight Agent O. A. Gates of the local New England station was called to Mansfield, O, to-day to attend the funer- al of his uncle.
 The funeral of Mary G., infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Robert Wilcox, was held from her parents residence, 444 South Main street, at 9 o'clock this afternoon. Interment at Waterville.
 John Healy, aged eighteen months, son of John Healy, 10 River street, died | at 2 o'clock this morning. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon to St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs Ida Falken, administratrix, has obtained victory in her suit against the Consolidated Railroad Go. The jury yesterday afternoon brought in yer | dict awarding her 5000 damages for the killing of her late husband, Dr Fall ken, by locomotive on the defendant company's road. The accident occurred at the North avenue crossing in Bridge port, over year ago.
 Real Estate Agent s. P. Williams sold for the Scovill Manufacturing Go to- day, a large tract of land on Round hill to William A. Spencer. The property is
 bounded easterly and westerly by new | street and Dykeman street respectively.
 It comprises ten lots and is adjoining a
 piece of land now owned by the pur- chaser. It will make a square plot and
 will be divided into twenty five lots.
 Henry Wheeler a hostler in E. Bald
 wins stable on South Main street applied
 to Prosecuting Attorney O'Neill this afternoon for warrant for the arrest of John Biron, who worked with him
 in the same stable. Wheeler states that Biron took gold watch and chain, a
 about 1 o'clock last night and left the
 town. Biron had been in the employ of Mir Baldwin but one week and claimed l, Newberg as his home.
 : Application was made in the probate , court this morning by Rose Danelson tc have guardian appointed over her niece Olive May Griswold, three years of age
 The petition alleged that the mother o1 , the child was dead and the father Ed , ward T. Griswold had abandoned the child and was unfit to care for her. Int father was present and through his at
 torney Charles J. Griggs contested tho
 case. Witnesses were present on bott
 sides and the case occupied all the morn
 ing. Attorney Russell appeared for tho f aunt. Judge Lowe reserved decision !, until Saturday.
 al John Collins, aged 65 years, dieC . yesterday afternoon at his late home Y 173 Baldwin street, after a long illness a The deceased was one of the oldest anC
 best known Irish residents of Water g bury. He was the father of Mrs lame
 Longworth and Mrs James Claffey ant
 uncle to Mrs Owen Thompson and Will ! liam Collins, of Mrs John Moriarty, MT < Edward F. Skelly, Samuel, John ant v Bart Collins and Miss Kate Collins O e Railroad Hill street. The funeral wil be held tomorrow afternoon at V ! o'clock, with services in the Immacu y late Conception church.
 The arrival of the fine weather ha given a start to the building business il Waterbury, and work in this line prom a |. ises to be very brisk during the comin u summer. John w. Gaffney & c > started work this morning on a ne1 e four story brick block, at the corner c .e South Main and Washington avenue : for Richard B. Lewis. The building i t to contain six tenements and five stores
 A three story brick block on Jefferso n street was also begun by the same fir 70 for William E. Quigley. Mir Gaffney l. besides has started work on the erectio q of four two tenement houses, on tn \ land recently purchased from w. 4 se Spencer, at the corner of Spencer an
 Phoenix avenues.
 a Be sure and read the "want" adveI
 tisements on the first page. They ar I, interesting.