Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-02-04
What, when, where have 1 struck?

The employees of Rogers & Brother
will send tomorrow three handsome
floral pieces, a broken column, anchor
and cross and a pillow to the home of
the late Edward Shearon.
Herman Schafer and Miss Katie EN-.
mons were married last evening by the
Rev DIR Martin of st Cecilia's parish.
The best couple were Miss Mary Brior
and John Emmons, a brother of the
bride.
Architect Joseph A. Jackson has com.
pleted plans for large residence to be
built on Huntington avenue, Hartford,
for Miss ]. NJ. G. Brooks of that city. II
will be handsome design in "old colon
iar' style and with shingled exterior.
In the superior court at New Haven
yesterday, the defendant in the suit OF
the Waterbury Manufacturing company
VS. the Phoenix Manufacturing company
of Taunton was given two weeks in
which to file an answer.
The funeral of Sarah E. Tompkins
aged 43 who died in Middlebury last
Thursday will take place at p. m. to-
Plain cemetery.
John Fitzgerald of $40 Baldwin street
received painful wound from fall at
Scovill's shop last night, he struck his
head against an iron post cutting deep
cash across the foreheai j, which required
fourteen stitches to close. He was at.
tended by DR. Donahue.
Justice James E. Russell decided to.
day the case of Collins VS. Carroll, which
was tried Thursday and gave Judgment
for plaintiff to recover $26. so and costs
The suit was to recover on a board bill
The case of T. Chopourin VS. Andrew
O'Leary to replevin 1000 cigars which
Chopourin had stored with O'Leary, was
also decided. Judgment was rendered
for defendant to regain possession of the
goods. Lowe for plaintiff, Root for de
PENDANT.
Z Rev p. II. Dineen delivered an inter.
esting lecture before the members of the
Young Mems Catholic Literary associat
ion, at their rooms last night on Char
acteristics of the Irish People" The
speaker treated of the mental callbre
of tide Irishman, his moral standing
sociability, love of his native land anC
loyalty to the country of his adoption
The meeting was presided over by j. NJ
Lynch, and was largely attended.
Representatives Gum of Milford anG
SAKE of this city appeared before the
judiciary committee yesterday, eacf
with damaged eye, which some say
was the outcome of the Baldwin matter
and the white feather decoration of MI
Gum and Mr. SAKE, but which they lay
respectively to the pink-eye and boil
The latter view is the correct one. Nj
Gums eye was covered with a blacl
patch and Mr. Saxe's eye appeared to b.
nearly closed. Considerable fun was
poked at the gentlemen over their plight
The second annual concert and ball o.
R. j. Costello lodge, Brotherhood o.
Railway Trainmen, at City hall las
night, was very brilliant affair. The
decorations were the most unique
of the season and they were
highly suggestive of railways in gen
eral. Around the hall the initials of thu
different roads running into the city
were conspicuously placed. Two larg'
headlights shoed from the stage and up
wards of two hundred various coloreC
lanterns hung from the balcony. Tit
grand march was led by James Lynch
of the Naugatuck division and Mamie
Donovan of Naugatuck. Fully 25t
couples were in line. Music was fur
nished by the American band orchestr,
and the prompting was done by NJ. E
Carey of Birmingham. There were on
of town guests from New Haven, Hart
| ford, New Britain and all the town
from Winsted to Bridgeport.