Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-10

tertown Rev w. H. Phipps of Prospect and Mir and Mrs E. A. Darlington of Nau- gltuck were also among the tourists on this popular train.
 The marriage of Christopher Russell, town committeeman of the Second ward, and Miss May OConnor of e. PhTniN avrnue. will take place at the Immaculate Conception church tu-morrnw morning at 9 o'clock. \ reception will be hrlk at the home ul the brides mother on Pho aNrnuv after the ceremony.
 Phillip Silvrrthau. the we'll known jew ,.lrr "f New Haven. who Was arrested ln thl> city and fined for pe,ldlIng without a license. proposes tO take his ease to the ~u- prem, court. Mir. Silverthau has the back ing of many large business houses in Con nrcticut and New York city. and they have joined in with him for the purPoS" of test ing the constitutionality of the law.
 The board of town school visitors met last evening in the police court room. The report of the clerk was read and accepted. Officers were elected as follows: Chairman, George H. Cowell; clerk Arthur H. Tyrrcl; acting school visitors, II. F. BaSSett and W. E. GriGgS; examining committee. C. II. Cowell, J. L. Sake and w. E. Griggs: text book committee, H. F. Bassett, w. F. Griggs and w. F.. Austin.
 A race between Henry J. Colby with his horse and Richard Shaw on n bicycle from Mtriden to Waterbury. k booked to take place some time next week The match will be for SlU side. and the money has already been pcsted. The dis tnnce is estimated at fifteen miles. and the r' ad k a very poor one for bicylist as there are two steep mountains to clImb. Colby claim that his animal is great hill cimlrr.
 Charles x. Norman had his right hand ha lily Sh. tered yesterday by the accidental discharge of a gun. He was out hunting with W. (. Harvey and in going through the brush near the tan shop a twiE caught the trigger of MT Harvcy's gun. causing its discharge. Norman was walking in front and received the entire charge. The little | finger was blown entirely away and the rest of the hand was badly torn. Dr A. V. ! Kelly attended to the wounds.
 l samuel Pinney. one of the old residents i of Bloomfield, died at his home there yes- l :erday morning. He was n large owner ot i real estate and one of the wealthiest and 1 best known citizens of the town. He i leaves three sons. Eugene Pinney and 1 Deputy sheriff Fred Pinney. who live at home, and First Sclectman Edgar w. Pinn,.v of this city. and two daughters who live in Windsor.
 Miss Edith Northrnp rf SimrnSNillr was driving towards tn, center last ~ ening when her horse became frightened at a passing train on tn, Meriden division i where the road crosses south Main strc, [. Miss Northrup was thrown from the ear riage her head striking on the curbing and ! d deep Gt~h Was cut i'll her forehead. She 1 was taken into LaddS drug store at th, 1 corner nf Washington avenue and cared 1 for.
 l The forty hours devotion closed at St. Johns church, Wutrrtown. this morning 1 with solemn high mass. The crremonit $ began sunday morning with an impressive address by the pastor, Rev ]. II. ODon- nell. Nearly every member of the parish ! approached the SacrameutS and Father 1 O'Donnell is well pleased with the result Many priests from Waterbury and other places assisted during the exercises.
 The Central district committee held | i special meeting last evening at which were presented and approved the bonds of tue chairman. S+I.tNn; of the clerk, S;J,nO. ana
 the treasurer. S2O,O GOO The chairman aul treasurer We're authorized to make tenn
 p"rarN loan not cNcee,ling SlO. .ON. and il
 Was voted that the interest due on all out
 standing orders be paid. It was voted thn telephone be placed in the district office
 All the local dentists have received no tict. that under the new law concerning tn, practice of dentistry, registration k re quirrd of all dentists prdcticing in thi, state prior to May p, 1893. that being the date of the passage of the law regulatin. dental practice in this state. In order tt be recognized as in legal practice by tn, ! dental commissioners and to be protected i by them. all must register before Noveln Der l5. After that date all who desire tc , al Il pear before the full board in person ana ! should he allowed to practice. A fee of x: must be paid for registering
 ! A shit for Sl5, 900 was brought yeSterla, against the old Meriden, Waterbury .k Con necticpt River Railroad company by Attor nev F. A. Merriman of Mrriden. Tn, plaintiff. Donald Mcdonald, claims tha 1 when the road was in course of rnuStruc ! tion the company agreed by reason of run ming through his property, tn huild ! | branch track to his stone quarry. winch i, situated near the oregon woods hetwrer South Meriden and Hough'> mills and als, agreed to huild q bridge from the quarry across the Quinnipiac river. These agIre meentS have never been carried ont. henc, the suit The case is returnablr the frs Tnt4,,lav in November tn the superior rour m New Haven.
 Town Clerk Madden iSSue,l his mortnaTN report for the month of September today There were only forty six deaths In com. parisnn with the month of September fol iS9a it k found that the latter hal fifty thre- deaths The mortality during the month nf August of the present year al most ,inubled tht past month. there havins E+rn a-v-ntv-Six deaths The town i> sinuunrlv free from disease. Following is a summary: Crrrbro-spinal meningitis .hphth-rin and croup, |; typhoid fever. , tvph, Inalarial fever. 1; diarrhneal dis taSess. un,rr ,. 9; consumption ar phthiSiS 1 all diseases 0f the nervous system, .; heart disease, ,; accident and violence. .; all other causes except still births. F: to- tal 4G; deaths under ,, Is; still births, ,
 The local assistants of the MetropolitaII Life Insurance company gathered at the home of John T. Burn 22 Summer street, last evening and presented Mir Burn will a handsome silver ice pitcher and 9 fine gold pen and holder. The presentation was made by Charles F.. Miller in q neat speech. NIT Burn was much surprised
 but managed to respond in a happy man.
 her, thanking his former associates and
 promising to hold them in grateful re
 m~mhrance. Songs and recitations wer,
 rendered by William F. Mccormack ant
 r. y: Tanning, and the evening was en
 lnyahly spent until near midnight. NJ t5nrn Is ahout to leave Waterbury to talk,
 sharg" of an important office In BrookIyn
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