Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-07-01
CITY NEWS.


4 River street died, this afternoon.
street, is visiting her brother 10 Win
sted.
Martin BerVin has full line of bal
looms, with all attachments, ready for
use. Secure some for the Fourth.
The bill concerning the sewerage of
the Naugatuck valley was killed in the
house yesterday.
The place to buy fireworks is at Mar
tin BergIn's. All fresh goods, the largest
stock and lowest prices, "a and sc South
Main street.
Hospital visitors for the first two
weeks of July are Mrs w. n. Phillips of
Walnut street and Miss Mary Holohan
Of II Union street.
Both police court judges have been
idle for the past two days. All the old
police court FOUNDERS must be in New
Haven celebrating Yale's victory.
In the superior court at New Haven,
yesterday, Judge Wheeler decided to
accept the amended report of Receiver
j. w. Coe of the Meigs s. Trott Co.
The members of the Holy Name society
will have an outing at Herman's farm
street at 10 a. m. and Bank street,
Brooklyn, at IL.
The examination for state teachers
certificates was conducted in the High
school yesterday by J. K. Judson, aSent
of the state board of education. Only
one applicant appeared.
The case of Patrick ]. Gilmore VS.
Thomas Delaney was tried before
Justice Russell this morning. 1t is an
action to recover for the price of q
feEce which the plaintiff claims the de-
PENDANT took from his premises.
Ten per cent will be added to the lists
of property owners who failed to hand
| in q schedule of their estates during the
failed to list their property, two manu-
featuring concerns being among the de-
llnquents.
E. Parker Trowbridge of New Haven
has been appointed stationer of the Con-
solidated railroad with headquarters at
New Haven. The appointment dates
from July 1, Mr. Trow bridges special
Iduty will be to look after all the sta
tionery and printing for the Consoli-
dated road and its branches.
MyIes McNiff and NJ. T. Maloney are
the delegates from Waterbury council
to the state convention of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion, to be held in Nor
Wich on Tuesday, July II. Waterbury
with a banquet on Monday evening
July 10.
The funeral of Margaret Osborne
who died yesterday at the home of hel
sister, Mrs James A. Bradley, 23t
Bishop street, will take place to the
church of the Immaculate Conception
at els tomorrow morning. The re
mains will be taken to Thomaston fol
burial.
TIL so,-ortb ANNUAL ,,;o,,;o o,3 oro,,,o
of the Waterbury Burns club will b,
held on the West End grounds, Monday
A football game is a special feature o
the programme of sports. There will b.
dancing afternoon and evening and al
who enjoy a day of innocent amuse
ment and recreation will be welcome.
The Rev James Meehan of Black
stone, Mass, who was ordained a
Sprlngfield last Saturday, will celebrat,
the high mass at the church of tn,
Sacred Heart tomorrow. Fathe
Meehan is a relative of Mr. and Mr.
Timothy Bowe of Dublin street. Their
will be no high mass or vesper servic,
at the Sacred Heart after tomorrow
until September.
The annual picnic and games of tn
Second division, A. o. H, will be hell
on July 4 and 5, at the West En-
grounds. Some of the best athletes o
, the state are expected to be present an
$3.50 in prizes will be distributed.
will not be necessary to leave town OIL
the Fourth IN order to have good time
Bergsn's orchestra will furnish musi
{ for dancing.
Baggagemaster ICY" Thompson an,
{ his assistant "Jim" Bruzie of the Nau
gatuck road, to-day put in the heavies
work done on the road in a year. Ever
train which left the local station hat
from thirty to forty pieces of baggage
and passengers crowded the cars clea
out on the platforms. What occasiopeC
! the unusual crush is not known, unles
it Il preparation for the Fourth of July
The cases against ]. w. Gaffney, W
J. Schlegel, J. F. Lawlor and Georg
Abbott, for violation of a city ordi
nance, which were to be heard befor
John P. Kellogg to-day. were adjournet
until next Saturday. P. j. Donahue
against whom there was a charge 70
keeping q privy on his premises, settle,
his case for SIS G2, the lowest penalty
William Fl. Smith will settle his case OF
Monday. Samuel Jessup, for allowing
his horse to feed on the highway, viii
have his case tried Monday morning.
, The first excursion of the Brooklyn
Athletic club will be held Monday t,
New York and Coney Island. The trail
promptly at $50. There will be dane
ing on the steamer, with music by tn
American brass and string bands, and
! good time is assured. Tickets may b
: procured for 81 so at P. ]. Bossidy's
Bank street; NJ. F. Daley's, East Mai
street; Peoples drug store, Baldwin
= street, and at the West End drug store.
The first anniversary of the Rambler,
Wheel club was appropriately observe
last night at the clubs parlors on Sout
Main street. The one hundred guest
were welcomed in a neat address b
President Beaulieu and President HUI
bard Of the Waterbury Wheel club an
President Hoadley of the Naugatucl
q club responded. An evening of socis
enjoyment followed. The Ideal Banj
a club rendered a select programme, Their
, was singing by Messrs TrIpp, Hanlo
-. and Aspinwall, and specialties by Messr
Z Knox, Mcdonald and Klobedanz. !
ISerenade by Hellmann's Advance druT
corps was an enjoyable feature, whic
was not down on the regular pre-
lgramme.
The Waterbury Turner's left for Ne,
Haven to-day, to take part in the stat
funniest. About 300 delegates are e1