Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-26

The Acme Dramatic club will hold a
full rehearsal tonight at the Acme
rooms.
Thomas Burns, charged with drunk
enness, was fined S. and costs this
morning.
The will of William Schmitz was filed
for probate this morning in the pro-
bate court.
William Brooks and wife will have in
short time for a six months stay in
Southern California.
Constable O'Brien attached the real
estate, horses, etc, of Frank Mulvey of
Naugatuck to-day for Ulrich Haring, in
the sum of $500.
DIR Anderson, of the Yale college
gymnasium, will meet the teachers
class in the High school room at 3:45
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
An indignation meeting is in process
of preparation to be held in the near
future to express the feelings of citizens
over the proposed going to the western
sources for an additional water supply.
Patrick Shanahan and Miss Annie
Mullen were united in marriage at st
Patricks church this morning by the
Rev Father Lawless. The best couple
were John Ryan and Miss Margaret
| Mullen.
The Acme base ball club has made a
iinal settlement with the Winsted ball
team in the legally contested guarantee
game. The Acmes paid the Winsteds,
/ yesterday, $27. so, which is less than the
original claim.
The Pastime Social club and their
friends assembled in Music hall last
night. A large and merry party
tripped the light fantastic to the music
/ of Bergen's orchestra and the affair was
| voted a success.
The Fitzgerald mentioned in connect
ton with the HalpinLeary affair las
night is not member of Co G, neither
is he the young man employed as a
butcher. This item is written to shield
both of the above from blame in the
matter.
The funeral of Miss Margaret Quinlan
will take place from her late residence
10 jefferson street, at $50 tomorrow
morning to the church of the Immacu
late Conception, where a mass of re-
QUEEN will be celebrated. The inter
ment will be in st Joseph's cemetery.
| Owen Martin, who lives at Mrs Nc
Cauley's boarding house on East MAR
street, slipped and fell on the Water
town branch of the Naugatuck railroad
| Uu6 ITeSIle, wIlll6 walking 10 Lut
city from Browns farms this afternoon
He was removed to the almshouse anC
DIR Axtelle rendered surgical aid.
The large elm in front of Michae
Kelly's house on Franklin street, which
has been the source of much annoyance
and obstruction, standing as it did il
the gutter and on the walk, was re
moved by Street Inspector Wright
men this afternoon.
Postmaster Doherty has received ;
letter from the postoffice department
stating that the color of the special de
livery stamp will be light orange in
stead of dark blue, the design being tn
same. This change is made to distin
guish it from the one cent Columbian
stamp which has puzzled postoffic
clerks so much. The present suppl!
must be exhausted before the new
stamps are sent.
Frank Dubuc, the bow who wa
yesterday found to be afflicted witt
smallpox, was removed to the pes
house early this morning. The healtl
officer is of the opinion that tn
|, boy has had the disease
week or more and that tn
matter was kept secret. Some of tn
inmates left the house last Saturday, bu
they were brought back by the sanstar
Inspector. Three of the inmates wen
: TO Middletown Yesterday and this morn
ing Inspector Moser started after them.