Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01
CITY News


house this evening.
Regular meeting of the center district |
committee this evening.
Rev John G.. Davenport left this morn
ing for visit to Hot Springs.
James Fleming and wife of Pittsfield,
Mass, are visiting friends on Division
street.
The road and sewer boards will have
their regular monthly meetings this
evening.
City Engineer Cairns has been so far
indisposed during the last couple OF
days as to be confined to his home.
Jean Jacques is suffering with tonsil-
tits and will have to remain at home
for some days in consequence.
INLAND Stamm, No 100, y. o. r. NJ,
will give calico dress sociable in Con-
cordia hall to morrow evening.
w. G. Bannon of Falls Village, came
to this city on business last night and
made many calls on friends before leav-
ing for home this afternoon.
The local branch of the Y. NJ. G. A.
was represented at the athletic exhibit
ton given by the Bridgeport association
last night,
Thomas B. Clatworthy of this city has
been granted patent upon machine
for the manufacture of hollow bodies
from metal disks.
The funeral of Miss Nellie McGrath
will take place at 2:30 tomorrow after
noon from the residence of her parents,
81 High street.
Chairman TIerney of the district COM
mittee went to Hartford to-day to
collect the mone3 due the schools of the
center district from the state.
In consequence of the clearing sale,
Inow in progress at Curran's, bargain
day tomorrow will offer great induce
ments to its many patrons.
Mrs Dickerman, wife of Conductor
was called to Sunderland, Mass, yester-
day by the death of relative.
Constable Egan to-day attached the
junk store of WIllinger & Crivitchsky,
90 Meadow street, for $3.50, in the in
terest of the American Pin Co.
Representatives of the Connecticut In
demnity association are laboring to day
before a committee of the legislature to
be allowed to increase the capital stock.
The 'Police Patrol" company, which
played in Waterbury Monday night,
stopped over in this city this morning,
coming from Thomaston, and took the
1915 train for Rockville.
Clerk D. F. Webster before police
court opened this morning administered
the oath of office to Judge Bradstreet
Deputy Judge Charles G. Root and
Prosecuting Attorney John O'Neill.
Ferdinand Deming, for the past three
! years student in Attorney Webster's
Office, left for Milwaukee, Wis, this
morning, where he has accepted a posi-
ton with a large manufacturing con
Germ.
Attorney Holohan, in the probate
court this morning. as trustee on the in
e solvent estate of Lyman w. Peck, filed
an application to sell the equity of re
$ demption of said insolvent debtor. Thu
< hearing will be given tomorrow.
The tenth annual masquerade ball OIL
> the Lyra Singing society was held ir
Concordia hall last night and had ;
large attendance, floor and galleries
I being filled. Faulman's orchestra fur
y nished the music and Holman
= prompted.
Mrs Mary Wallace, aged Al, died las
night at the residence of her husband
% William street. The funeral will
take place tomorrow, with interment il
, Bristol. A requiem mass will be cele
brated in the Sacred Heart church at
O'clock.
Miss NJ. ]. O'Brien, formerly hea,
milliner with Miss Emma J. Hudson OF
South Main street, but for the past yea
located in New York, has returned t.
Waterbury and will open a milliner
store on Bank street, in the place fol
merly occupied by Miss Maggie Nolan.
A section hand on the New York (
New England road, yesterday at Hope
we'll junction, stepped out of the way Q
freight train pitching his snow shove
into the bank at the side of the track
The engine struck the handle, knockin
it against the man. He was knocke
under the engine by the blow an
killed.
Conductor Dickerman of the Naugs
tuck road lis off duty to-day on account c
the death of his wife's mother. His trai
is being cared for by Conductor Williar
Rock. Conductor White had to find
man to fill the place of Guy Pollard {
his crew this morning. Guy had othe
business, caring for baby that had jus
+ been added to his family.
to The Second division, A. o. H., hel
an interesting meeting last night. TIL
= Gladstone home rule bill before the hous
of commons at present was discussed i
all its features and Endorsed by vote {
the division as measure of great benz
, tit to ireland. A committee consistin
|, OF Q. p. Hayes and James NJ. Lyme
was appointed to draw up suitable resC
lutlons setting forth the vote taken.
y, The article in the DEMOCRAT yeste
day relative to the cleaning of sidewalk
81 will undoubtedly bear fruit Attorne
of ONeill said this morning that he WI
rs give the owners of property a shol
- time to put their walks in condition an
~ then if the work is not done he wi
or issue writs for their arrest. He say
that unless the law is complied with,
- least one hundred cases will be brougl
within few days, for violating cit
ordinance.
If heavy rain-or almost any kin
of rain-should come while the gutter
are clogged with the hard packed snow
sidewalks and cellars would be deluget
Unless people clean out their quite
r the water can find no chance to run of
l The street department is doing what
can with men and carts to remove til
nd snow, but it can't clean out all of IL
Up cutters. This each is earnestly requeste
a to do in front of the property he occl
rat piaa