Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21

Doctor and Ms McAvoy are home from their wedding tour.
 The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Naugatuck railroad was held to-day in Bridgeport. All of the old officers and directors were reelected
 In the Waterbury term of the superior court. at New Haven. this afternoon. the case of Mrs John Wall against the estate of Michael Wall. is being tried before Judge Prentice.
 W. S R Wake has purchased the in- terest of c. w Elkins. and has taken into partnership W. W Wallace who has been with the firm of Elkins & Wake for six years The new firm will be known as the Boston Furniture Go.
 No $40 won the prize clock which was drawn for by the degree teau' of Court Falcon. A. O. F. of A. last night. The holder of that number can have the prize bv calling onw c. Kleinecke. 434 East Main street.
 Harriet A Cowen. aged 63 years. died at her residence. 490 East Main street this morning The deceased was the widow of the late James Cowen. who died from the effects of injuries received by be- ing thrown from a team on Lawrence street last May. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon.
 The Harmonic Benevolent society. the oldest German organization in the ,itv. is l preparing to celebrate its twenty-third anniversary. It will take place at Con- cordia hall on the evening of Decembet ,. The tickets are now on sale and may be had at the Driggs X Smith music store and of members.
 The funt ral of O. H. Stevens took place from his late residence. S3 North Willow street. at 1 o'clock this afternoon with ser vices at the hou-e by the Rev Dr Anderson and interment in Riverside cemetery The pallbearers were: s. ". Kellogg. (. w. Gillette. A. N. Blakeslee. l.. I Nun son. G. W. Tucker. F.. T, Root. G. A
 Boughton and A. $. Cpson.
 Appraisers L. P. Raymond and W. F Thoms filed their report on the estate oi
 Wurthe Brothers today Tn the probate court. In the store l20 South Mair street. are shoes and leather goods valueC at sG23.0S: first quality rubbcrs S2n9 Ol
 second and third quality rubbers SIP @
 total S94472. The store. Sl South MaiI
 street. contains shoes and leather goOd'
 worth S642 q; first quality rubbers
 si59 S1: second and third quality sl0T 3S
 grand total. >2.l54 9.
 \ quiet home wedding took place at
 o'clock last evening at the residence of th, l uElAlc pAEtElS. -Sb IilllSlut HNtuut, lu'
 contracting parties being Miss Mar,
 Frances Smith. daughter of MT and Mir
 Thomas A. Smith. and John Sutton Reid
 the Rev F. J. Murphy of the church of th
 Sacred Heart officiating. The bTidesmai, was Miss MarGery Smith. sister of tE
 bride and c. B. Graham acted as bes man. Only immediate relatives wrr present Mir and Mrs Reid will reside a . 330 East Main street.
 Spt cial forecast for Connecticut: RaiI
 to-day; fair and cold on Thursday. Rain
 are general along the entire Atlantic coast
 being very heavy in the vicinity of Sa
 vannah: furries of snow are repoTte, from the St Lawrence valley with cloud, , weather extending west over the lake re l gon; in all other sections the weather i generally fair. A decided rise in tempeIa ture has occurred over the northern DOT , ton of the country. most marked in Ney England; n slight rise has taken place il } the extreme northwest. while a cold way ' has swept over the plains east of tn } Mississippi
 There was quite an upset and a ma runaway at the Naugatuck depot shorti after o'clock this afternoon. George w Burritt was driving cut of Randolph Gloves yard in covered wagon belong ing to 4. C. Northrop & Co of Cana
 street. when one of the wheels got caugh , between the railroad ties and in trying L ! turn ar'rnd it was snapped off. letting th wagoL !-n to one side and throwing tn , driver to the ground and dragging hin } several feet through the mud. The to-
 fell of the wagon and then the hors started in the direction Uf Rrookly. takin the three-wheeled wagon after him as fh as Holmes. Booth ,S Haydsns' yard. wher he was captured. NIT. Burritt WAS nc
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