Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-03-17
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| The popular song "Baby ana VIII De printedin the DEMOCRAT Monday.
 For Connecticut-Fair o=day, followed by increasing cloudiness and occasional rain on Sunday, stationary temperature.
 A case of scarlet fever on Clock avenue, was reported this afternoon. l Real Estate Agent L. R. Carter has sold to Miles Morris the John Pringle farm, located in the Park"
 Michae el Dillon has purchased the house. 59 Pleasant street, from his father, Michael Dillon, 50 Pleasant street,
 q don't know a word," was the non 1 committal answer of Congressman Pigott when asked yesterday if there was anything new in the postotfice appointments for this district.
 l. There was very pleasant whist party at the residence of Miss Annie Bligh on South Main street last night. The first prize was won by Edward D. Lewis and Miss Julia Lyons.
 | There will be a meeting of the O'Con- nell Literary and Social club Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock. All members are re- quested to be present as there is impor- l tant business to transact.
 William Sinnott, aged 50 years. died at his residence, G57, East Main street, this morning after a few days sickness. The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock Monday morning with services at the Sacred Heart 1 church.
 1 There are advertised letters at the post l office for Julius Blair, Mrs Caldo, Frank $. Ellis, T. w. Johnson, E. \. Kelly, Geo B. Mullen, Miss Mildred E. Matthews, care | w. A. Matthews, James D. Reilly and Jacob Scheiffer. -e
 l Attorney Bronson when asked this after noon whether his client, George A. Driggs, he'd paid the $50 for his wifes defense, which the court ordered deposited before 1O o'clock this morning. said he had nc time to talk on that subject to-day.
 The children of the city will have q 1 chance to witness the com edy-drama, Nugget Nell" as the Sacred Heart Ora matic club will give grand matinee We'd tickets for children will be only 10 cents, and for adults p cents. Matinee tickets will go on sale tomorrow.
 Up to date 15 Chinamen of this district have registered with deputy Collector c. Howe, Chin Fai Wing, Chm Mow, Chin A. Shenning of IT East Main street and Sam Joe, Chin Chang and Chin Yonk, of SS East Main street complied with the law. Several others have made an appointment with Mi Warren for Monday. All the deputies throughout the Connecticut district are busy with the registration.
 To-day is the festival of the Irish people. It is the anniversary of Ireland's patron saint, the day when Irishmen wherever they may be will sing the songs of their native land and breathe anew the sacred sentiments of national liberty that have lived in their hearts from the day when freedom was stifed in the land. It Is a day for Irishmen to conjure by and renew their inspirations of loyalty to the land of | jauntily Tn buttonholes, and sprigs of shamrock worn by the happy possessers of | those varieties were reminders of the day.
 Col J. P Sanford, who is to lecture in the peoples ten cent course March 21, al | the First Congregational church, has quite a remarkable history, full of romance and adventure. He was telegraph operator in the early days and later made himself valuable a newspaper correspondent. | He was an officer in the Union army and | served throughout the war with honor and | distinction. As a traveller he has a re. markable record. There is probably nc spot on the face of the globe that he has not visited. He is genial man, tall III stature and large in circumference. He | will speak of the wonders of the old world the ancient cities of HercuIaneum and Pompeii, the grandeur of Rome abd all the remarkable things which have such a historical and religious interest on the | continent.