Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-26

Michael Sullivan was arrested this after noon for breach of the peace and assault on his wife
 William F. Rigney of West Side hill has received three West Indian ducks from friends in New York, which are quite curiosity.
 Drs Axtelle, Lafontaine and Tonks were called to the Wayside Inn last night to attend Maurice J. Collins. who was sui fering from many cuts and bruises He claimed to have been assaulted by three men on the Washington bridge.
 Delegates of all the societies which are to take part in the procession to the laying of the cornerstone of St Joseph's Lithua- nian church on Thanksgiving day will meet in St Barromaus society rooms. .LlIey block, on Tuesday eveningat o'clock.
 The fire alarm rang this afternoon about o'clock, but the department did not respond. Twelve was the number struck, but only one registered in the fire houses. Box l twelve is at Rogers .S BrOtders'. but there was no fire there. A crossed wire was the cause
 John Dolan an Miss Margaret Sweeney | were married at o'clock this morning at the church of the Immnculite Conception. Vicar General ]. A. Mulclhy perfor ned l tbe ceremony, which was followed by nuEtlAI mass. OudEltS Lee Nt4~ htENA AAAsa1' and Miss Mary Lee was the maid of honor. l Yesterday President Welton had force of men at work putting Tn a new pipe 1 through Great brook at the corner ot
 North Elm and KinGsbury streets Tn" 1 job k now completed. but the fact still re-
 mains that the acid from the factories IS doing considerable damage to the water and sewer pipes and how To avoid this IS something which is puzzling tn" minds ot l all the city fathers.
 The United Hibrrninus have everything in readiness for their first annual concert and reception in the audltorlum on l Thanksgiving eve This Is no doubt but that it will be the most successful affairs | ever given under the au>pice ot the A. c. l II. \ large number of out of town guests
 will be present and the indication spoInt tp crowded house. EerGrn's orchestra will furnish the music -and Uffendale will
 prompt.
 Lillian \. Morrisscy Ice Bradley. of
 this ely. has had papers served for an Hh-
 solute divorce from her husband Edward
 !. Morrissey on the grounds of lnt0lerablr cruelty and lntcmperance. Nlr MorrlSscY iS carpenter iu the employ of Contractor
 w. NJ. Hurlburt and his wife l. VII known | as leading teacher of instrumental music in this city. The case k rcturnahle t' the December term of the superior court St New Haven.
 The managers of the fair of iLe Imnac- ulAte Conception parish are making tN
 tensive preparations for biz tune on l Thanksgiving day. A reG"lar old- | fashioned New England dinner will be | served consisting of soup. turkey chicken,
 potato cabbage and turkey salads with | vArIouS other dishes which will delight the
 patrons of the far. Nor will the poor be | forgotten. An effort is being made tJ sr- | cure sufficient provision so aS to give a free dinner to the poor of the city. II you have anything to contribute t0 this | laudable object send it to the Suptrintend-
 ent Mrs John Ryan. and it will reach the l proper channel. Dancing will commence l on Thanksgiving afternoon at ; o'clock | and it is expected that it will be one of l the biggest affairs ever Strn in City hall. | Societies who desire to have an evening
 for themselves at the supper table are re
 quested to notify the superintendent. To
 night the employees of Gun tus dry goods
 establishment to the numb, of sixty with
 the employees of the Waterbury Furniture Co will have supper. No admission fee | is charged from , to :. Nothing goes tu
 waste at the far. So ftr twenty baskets l full of provisions have been sent out 10
 poor families every day so that uptr; from
 the good work which the fair k tie
 T :ncd tn serve 1t k doing excellent work in
 Hunth, r direction or rather II k tOrt-
 sladnwlnE the mission ot thr society
 which tue receipts of tir tnIr will be put
 tn the St Vincent de IIul society, whose
 object will be to look after the needs ot | the poor ut the city