Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-06-02
CITY NE v s.

Forecast for Connectlcut: Fair, with
probably a shower or two; slightly
warmer.
The Nosahogan fair committee desire
all stubs of tickets to be returned to-day
if possible.
The hospital visitors until June Is
will be Mrs Charles G. Root of lat
Cooke street and Mrs E. 7. Root, 331
Grand street.
The pay car on the Naugatuck divis-
ion did not come through to-day as
usual, the trip being postponed until to-
morrow.
The remains of Esther NJ. w. Porter,
aged 80 years, were brought to this city
to-day for interment, from New Haven,
where she died on Wednesday.
A full stage rehearsal of "Pinafore"
this evening in Music hall at 7:45. Re-
served seat tickets are for sale at Days
drug store.
Charles Cahlll of General Passenger
Agent Babcock's Office is in the city to-
day attending to Worlds fair business
for the New England road.
Sarah E. Scovill was granted a
divorce by Judge Wheeler this morning
from Levi NJ. Scovill, on the grounds of
adultery. Attorney r. A. Lowe for the
plaintiff.
James Hill, who was brought in on
the 2:10 New England train yesterday,
was removed to the hospital from SO
High street in Bergin's ambulance to-
day.
Lizzie Carroll, the year old child of
Mrs Daniel Carroll of Hickory street.
suffering from hip joint disease, was
successfully treated by DIR McAvoy this
afternoon.
The list of amateur photographers
continues to grow rapidly in Water
morning that he had sold sixty
cameras during the past eight weeks.
Court S. ]. Meany, A. o. F. of A,
will hold open house tonight the occa-
sion being its sixth anniversary. Several
out of town visitors are expected and
local Foresters are cordially invited.
The funeral of Miss Mary Riley will
take place at $50 tomorrow morning
from the family residence, 81 Wall
street, with services in the Sacred
Heart church and interment in Calvary
cemetery.
:, At the meeting of the directors of the
/ New England road yesterday, Charles
A., Prince resigned as a director and
Marsden ]. Perry of Providence, R. I
was chosen in his place. Moorfield
Storey was elected general counsel of
the company.
The New London AID Waterbury
special, which has run the last three
summers, is to be put on again for the
season on Monday, June 10. 1t will run
by way of the junction and Milford as
formerly thus enabling Waterburians to
reach all points along the shore between
Stratford and New London.
The Nosahogan's big fair at City hall
is where large numbers of people are
spending their evenings this week. The
entertainment IS bright and varied, the
music good and the dancing enjoyable.
The Ship brothers repeated their bell
were heard with pleasure.
The purchasers of old bottles are re
fusing to buy any bottles marked with
| the names of dealers in Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania. The bill forbidding the use of
the bottles with another dealers name
has not yet become a law in this state
but there is little doubt that it will pass
the general assembly. The other states
named have such laws, however.
The New Haven county representa-
tives held a meeting yesterday after
noon at which it was voted that an ap
preparation of $40, 900 be made by the
county to rebuild the Washington
bridge over the Housatonic river, con
Meeting the New Haven and Fairfield
counties. The Fairfield county repre-
sentatives have already voted to appro
PIRATE like sum for the same purpose
The bridge will cost $4,000
The case of the Dime savings bank VI
the Union Knife Co and the Crystal
Cutlery Co of Hartford is being heard
before Judge Wheeler in the superior
court to-day. 1t is an action to recover
on r ote for $500. The case of J. J
Fitzpatrick against J. w. Mcdonald and
David E. Trubee & Co, of Bridgeport
was decided this morning. Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff to recover
81 ,094. 70 and costs.
Considerable of fracas occurred this
morning on Baldwin street, when Con
stable j. F. O'Brien and three assistants
appeared at Patrick E. Pierce's house tt
eject a tenant, Patrick Parker. The
family kept putting the landlord of
from day to day with the story thai
they would vacate the next day, unit
this morning, when Pierce would stand
it no longer. Mrs Parker fought hare
against being put out, tut without
avail. The goods were placed on the
street.
A Polander named Frank Klonowsk
was struck by a freight train this side
Of Union City shortly after s O'CLOCK
last evening. The trainmen say he wal
trying to board the train. He was
picked up and carried to Union City
and brought to Waterbury on the
O'Clock passenger train. DR. Benedic
was sent for and had him removed -tC
the hospital, where it was found that
large hole had been made just above tn,
knee and the bones were broken il
several places. The man suffered mucl
from the shock.
The regular meeting of the board O
finance was held last evening, Mayo
Webster presiding and Aldermen
Kelley, Vail and Cross being present
The bills for the month were approved
It was voted to pay James Robert
", 900 for his property near the site o
the proposed new reservoir. Thu
recommendation of the road board tt
purchase the right of way through tn
Finley property at 1854 East Main stree
Twas discussed. The board wants t,
sink large pipe through this land t.
carry off tho aT1rforo FROM tho