Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-17

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forming a rifle club will be held at Johr
Esser's, PIP South Main street, this even
ing.
Patrick Cahill would like to meet Her
| bert Clerkin at the DEMOCRAT office, at 7:15
Thursday evening. to make arrangements
for handball match.
The auditors have completed the work
of examining the report of the board Of
water commissioners and the report will be
| published in a few days.
Ashton Il Geraghty have been awarded
the contract for plumbing the parochial re-
sidence of the Sacred Heart church. The
plans call for job that cannot be surpas-
sed
Owing to other important business mat
| tiers none of the delegates from the Water
bury board of trade attended the annual
meeting of the state board of trade, at New
| London to-day.
At a meeting of the democratic town
committee last night Moritz Grelle was
elected treasurer and Timothy J. Shanahan
secretary. The new secretary is popular
sergeant of Co G.
1t is understood that the attorney for the
| defense in the briggs divorce case will on
next Friday ask that the trial be set for the
town yesterday.
Ida May, the three years old daughter OF
James W Turley of 50 Cossett street, sat
down in a pail of hot water yesterday
afternoon and was badly scalded about the
back and hips. She was attended by Dr.
Hayes.
The y. NJ. C. A. committee on BOYS
| work has engaged the Wesleyan Glee and
Mandolin club to give concert in Leaven-
worth hall, February %. The proceeds
will be devoted to furnishing a room fol-
the boys department.
Clara -. Lanouette, the thirteen years
old daughter of Alexander La1ouette, OF
l12 Round Hill street, died this morning.
The funeral will take place at 8 O'Clock
Saturday morning, with services in ST
| AIMS church.
Settlement was effected on the estate
of Lewis Raymond to-day in the probate
court. The trustee, Lewis Fancher, filed a
statement $40, 367.04 as the assets, and a
bill of expense large enough to leave bal
ance of SS35.94 to pay to the creditors.
William H. Kelly of this city was pris-
oner in the New Haven city court to-day,
| charged with theft. He was bound over
to the superior court under bonds of $500.
Extra precautions were taken in removing
| him to the Jail as it was feared that b
would attempt to escape.
The funeral of Helena Walhberg took
place at $50 o'clock this afternoon from
her late residence, 935 South Main street,
| to Riverside cemetery. Rev DR. Anderson
offered prayer. The pallbearers We're:
Iven Hanson, John Hanson, August An
| derson, Anton Clausen, Charles, John and
Louis Munson.
A report which has been sent out that
the Adams Express company was dis
charging some of the help and reducing
wages was denied this morning by the
agent ut the local office. One of the local
men has been laid off for a couple OF
weeks. There is no talk of n reduction OF
wages.
| Captain William L. Carpenter of New
| Haven recruiting station has been sue
| ceededby Lieutenant Lloyd S. Mccormack
OF the Seventh calvary, who comes from
Camden. n. j. Captain Carpenter, who is
of the Ninth infantary, has been ordered
| to return to his regiment, at Sackett's Har
Dor, New London.
Judge Bradstreet presided in the police
court to-day. There We're only two plain
first time DRINKS to occupy his attention
and they We're allowed to go. The cases
against Joseph Carroll and Thomas Elliott
for theft from the rooms of the Rambler
Wheel club, We're nolled on payment OF
$50 and settling the clubs bill of S35.
The branch store, in New Britain, of G
| w. Barker who conducts a gents furnish
ing goods store on South Main street, WAS
entered by burglars last night and 500
worth of goods were taken. Entrance
was effected through rear window.
| - stolen Goods 1T oil of hot 10,
| clothing. satchels and all the shirt and tie
| pins IN the store.
The members of st Cecilia's parish will
hold a concert and entertainment in Con
cordia hall tonight. Faulmann's or
chestra will render the music. The con-
cert programme is as follows: Baritone
solo, F. Herr; dance, Miss d. Simpson; ST
Cecilia quartette; piano solo, X. Herr; So
prano solo. Miss T. Smith: duet, piano
and violin. Miss NJ. Herringer and George
Rudolph; solo basso, c. Daniel; violin
| trio, George Rudolph. l.. ArmEruster, F.
Pytlik; st Cecilia choir.
1t is proposed to form Connecticut
state division of the American League of
Amateur Photographers. This association
Is intended to be to the amateur photogra-
pher what the League of American Wheel
men is to the bicycle rider. Its constitu-
ton and bylaws. in general way, follow
the plan of the L. A. W. Several state
divisions have already been formed, and
now the Camera club of Hartford extends
an invitation to all clubs, or unattached
photographers, in the state, to send dele
gates to the meeting to be held in its
rooms. No % Pratt street next Tuesday at
3 p. m, to form a division in this state
Luigi Scassera, the Italian banker. was
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day evening. Peter Bauby having with
drawn the charges preferred against him.
Last Sundays issue of LEcho DItalia
contained statement from the banker,
retracting all that he had said in reference
to Mr. Bauby. and not caring to push the
case any further the plaintiff withdrew the
charge of Islander. Mr. Bauby says when
Scassera arrived home he called Mt his
store on Exchange place and apologized
for what he had said against him, and
wished to have the whole affair forgotten,
and agreed to pay all expenses incurred by
Mr. Bauby.
The New England railroad transfer boat,
which takes the freight across the Hudson
river between Fishkill and Newburgh, is
running both day and night this week.
The extra running is done to enable the
New England company to move many
empty cars which have been stored along
the line on account of the inability of the
New York, Lake Erie & Western road to
receive them. The New England road is
making fine record with its night expl ess
runs. Except for n slight delay on ac-
count of the derailment of some freight
cars at Sandy Hook on Sunday morning
these trains have not been delayed on the
New England road since they were put on
over two months ago.
FLOUR FLoUR. Flour, At LADIES'
cheaper than ever.