Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-07
CITY NEWS.
watch to-morrows Sunday Globe.

De1IlSI HAS IcluihCN AANAA
vacation.
A SON was born this morning, Saturday
July 7, to Mr. and Mrs Frederick Miller.
The Peoples party will hold meeting in
Labor hall tonight.
Adjourned meeting of the committee on |
additional water supply tonight.
Martin Common and his son. of Spring |
field, Mass, are visiting friends in this
city. -
The Misses Annie and Mary Moran of
Cherry street are visiting friends in Nor
walk.
The members of the Acme club will hold
a meeting IA room at the Boys club at
$50 tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Teresa Keane of Danbury is
spending her vacation with Miss Annie
Lynch of Pleasant street.
Miss Nellie and Martin Conner of New
York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs John
Healey of 624 South Main street.
All the jewellery stores will close
three nights a week, Monday. Thursday
and Friday. through July and August.
The members of the South End Athletic
club will meet to- morrow morning at 10
o'clock at Washington street for a days
outing.
Victor De Savio, an Italian, was badly
injm ed this morning by an explosion at
Haven.
John F. Reynolds, recently proprietor of
| the Southforu hotel, has purchased the
drug store at &c East Main street, for some
time como u.ted by III F. DAILY.
Mr. and Mrs r. Couch of New York and
Miss Annie c. Britton of Hartford. spent
the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs John
81. Moran of Cherry street
At the meeting of the Waterbury Elks
last night, Past Exalted Ruler NJ. j. Col
Lofty gave a very interesting account of the
grand convention at Atlantic City.
A meeting of the A me club will be held
Sunday at 1890 p. IN. in a room of the
Boys club. Superintendent Comeback
has offered the AGNES the use of the room
until they can secure permanent quarters.
letter from Very Rev James Hughes,
received by friends at Hartford yesterday,
says that his health is steadily improving.
He is now better than at any time since
he went abroad. He will sail for home on
July Is on the Lucan1a.
The town storeroom on Harrison avenue
is now open for business. Eleven staple
articles are kept in stock Orders drawn
on the store by the selectmen are put up
by Superintendent Atwood at the lowest
possible rates. The storeroom will be
open Fridays and Saturdays.
Under the auspices of the St Barromaus
Verein a convention will be held at 81
Barromaus hall at $50 p. m. Sunday.
Delegates of German catholic Young mems
societies in this diocese will assemble fol
the purpose of centralizing the interest Of
German catholic young men in the Hart
ford diocese.
The rehearsals for the coming musical
festivals to be held in City hall, July /:
and Is. under the direction of Professor
W. l.. Elton, are progressing very salts
, fActorily. Prof Elton has secured some OF
the prominent people in local musica
circles for solos. The first concert will bt
given next Thursday evening. July -.
DIFF. Cook, chairman of the commit
tee appointed at the meeting of republi
cans held last week TO formulate plans fol
the formation of a republican club. has ap
pointed the following to look up recruits
F. l. Ellis. T. L. Ferrall. J. A. Knox, FL
d. Carter. d. n. Davis. D. d. Gregory, S
A. Holt. G. E welch, T. d. Mccarthy, A
E Burkitt, w. C. HeLert and Charlie
Schmidt.
The Holy Family society, St Borromaur
! Verein, st Cecilia's drum corps and cadets
will assemble at st Cecilias chapel at
o'clock next Monday morning. The so
= cieties headed by the American band vii
: | receive at the railroad station visitors I,
J the Catholic celebration. The St Eliza
J beth V,rrin, the Mariainische sodalit,
and II Engle Verein will meet at st Ce
elias chapel at 9:15, whence they will pro
!, coed in a body to the immaculate Concep
ton church where a solemn high mass vii
be celebrated, and u sermon delivered b,
a well known Jesuit father.
Last night about o'clock residents o
, North Willow street in vicinity of tn
residence of Lawyer Pierce witnessed nj
accident which came near resulting in tn
death of a man and woman. A ma
named Wilcox accompanied by lady wa
driving down the street in one of Livery
man Baldwin's teams. Some one maxim
- excavations in the str. ct had left the plac
protected by a board plank resting o.
two barrels. There was no lighted lam
to warn the driver of danger ahead, an
before he knew what was the matter tn
horse and carriage were flying over tn
ditch. The carriage was smashed int
kindIing wood. and the occupants tosse
out onto the road, receiving bad shakin
up They were cared for at the residenc
of Lawyer Pierce. The horse scaped u1
injured. but it will cost about $50 to T.
pair the carriage.