Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-10-18
CITY NEWS.
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a business Trip 10 1n1cSsSo.
Chris G. Russell and wife returned last
night from their wedding trip.
The excursionists to Boston on the New
England road from Waterbury to-day filled
three coaches.
Chris O'Neill, son of Attorney O'Neill,
left for Montreal to-day, where he will
enter the McGill Medical university.
The First division, A. o. H., at last
nights meeting voted to attend the fair of
st Cecilia's parish on Friday evening.
Jennie B. Mrazik, aged years. died
this morning at the residence of her
parents on Brook street of membranous
Group. The funeral was held at o'clock
this afternoon.
The funeral of Miles f. Dolan, who died
yesterday morning, will be held from the
family residence, 11O1 East Main street, at
$50 tomorrow morning, with services in
the Sacred Heart church and interment in
Calvary cemetery.
Thomas Burns, brother of William
Burns of Ridge street died iu Bellevue
hospital, Nav York city, Monday night
The remains will be brought to this city to-
morrow for interment in st Joseph's
| cemetery. The deceased formerly lived
| in Waterbury.
| Wadhams post, G.. \. r., will be add
| dressed on Thursday evening by Major
| F. 4. Spencer, on the Worlds Fair. y
Members and their families and al lothers
who would like to know more about the
great fair are cordially invited to be
present at $50.
The road and sewer boards will meet
this evening. The matter of extending
the outfau sewer at Washington bridge,
| which was referred back to the board by
the council, will come up, and it is proba-
BILE that the board will order that bids be
advertised for again.
The board of directors of the state
prison met at the prison yesterday and in
spected the repairs in progress. The de-
| tails in regard to erecting new barns were
left with the building committee, consist
ing of Directors Chaplin and Spencer and
War len Woodbridge.
4 farmer from Bethlehem took on q
double jointed Waterbury jag this after
noon and made considerable excitement on
South Main street by falling ont of his
wagon, his head striking the sharp edge Of
the curb stone. He lay as if dead until
picked up, but apparently suffered no in
jury.
The county commissioners will be il
Waterbury on November 16 and II to grant
licenses. All applications for licenses
should be filed to-day in order that saloons
may be kept open after November /, the
application and the filing of the bond
being bona fide evidence that license will
be taken out.
General Manager Barton, Division
Superintendent Ouigg and Dewey, accom-
panied by Chief Engineer Bidwell and
Superintendent of Bridges Carter, made
their annual fall trip over ssthe New Eng
land road on n tour of inspection yester
day. They were accompanied by mum
Der of the railroad commissioners
Mrs Agnes Schoonmaker of Napanach
n. y. has written to Undertaken Null
vile requesting that the remains of he,
son, John Schoonmaker, who died will
diphtheria in this city last February, b,
dlsinterred and forwarded in metalli,
case, to his former home. The remains
are inferred in Riverside cemetery.
The twenty-third annual meeting of til,
Consolidated road was held in New Havel
to-day. The old board of directors was re
elected with the exception of Lucius Tut
tie, who was succeeded by John NJ Hall O
Willimantic. The three additional direct
ors elected, under the law, were: Charlie
S. Brooker of Torrington, Carlos French o
Seymour and George J. Brush of New Ha
Ven.
jeremiah kelleher, a teamster, had
lLlION escape DG1u2 DE a NGN
England freight train at Bank street cross
ing shortly after o'clock this morning
: He had driven mp on the track as tn
gates were being let down, one of the arm
of the gate coming down between the hors
and wagon. The animal plunged aroun
wildly in a vain endeavor to extricate him
self. Mr. kelleher jumped out of tn
wagon for personal safety. The enginee
tried hard to stop his train, but it strucl
the wagon before he could do so, THROWN
it to one side and wrecking it. The hors
escaped without injury.
Another large gathering attended the S
Cecilia's fair in City hall last night Dane
ing was the feature of the evening. Tn
Choral society rendered selections fror
'Pinafore." Murnane's quartettte san
Loves Old Sweet Song" and the Ros
Hill midSets gave boxing exhibition
The door prize went to No 1918. Hell
L mans Advance Drum corps will give
street parade to advertise the fair thi
evening and will render selections in til
hall. The entertainment programme is a
, follows: Drama, st Cecilia" by youn
ladies of the parish; CABOT & Co, in a ney
slack wire act; John Moore, vocalist; 1
Donard, Bridgeport, contortionist.
The annual meeting of the grand e1
campment, 1. o. o. F., was held at Sout
Norwalk yesterday. The reports Shove
the patriarchal branch to be in a flourish
ing condition. The membership increase
700; relief paid $500. Officers elected
Grand patriarch, T. D. L. Manville
Ansonia; grand secretary. Frederick Bot
ford of New Haven; grand high priest, "
II. Tyler of Meriden; grand treasurer,
= w. Smith of Waterbury; grand senic
: warden. D. P. Merwin of New Have1
grand junior warden, George Camp
Bridgeport; grand marshal, Arthur {
Wheeler of Norwalk; representative I
sovereign grand lodge, II. o. Wood
Waterbury. The convention will be hel
next year in New London.
The marriage of Frederick w. LawlC
and Miss Alice A. Bouffard, daughter
1 Alexander Bouffard of Charles street, WI
| solemnized in st AIMS church at 2 O. cloc
this afternoon, the Rev Father PapiIlo
officiating. The church was crowded
the doors with relatives and friends of th
young couple. The party entered ii
= church to the strains of the weddir
march performed by Miss Bertha Strobe
< in the following order: Chris Nolan an
x Edward L. Maloney, ushers; Miss Amel
Bouffard and Miss Eliza Phoenix, bride
< maids; Charles Lawlor and Henry Renr
groomsmen; the groom accompanied
Usher Henry Hull and the bride leaning @
the arm of her father The bride was attire
in white brocaded silk, with veil trimme
with orange blossoms, and carried bridi
! roses. The bridesmaids wore costumes
light blue and canary silk respectively
After the ceremony reception was held
= the hIme of the brides father. There WI
an elegant display of presents. Mr. IN
| Mrs Lawlor will leave on an evening trai
for Niagara Falls.