Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-02

Fruin's summer garden is in full blast
now. A variety entertainment each even
ing is one of the attractions. !
William George Flanagan and Josephine
Mosgrove, were married by the Rev w.
Rowland last Thursday.
The rainfall for the month of June
amounted to ga of an inch which is the
least in any month since May 1887.
The Pastime Social club will give a
picnic al the West End grounds tomorrow.
A feature of the days sport will be ball
game between the Pastimes and the Nau-
gatucks.
A competitive examination for teachers
in the public schools is being held at the
High school to-day. There are a large
number of applicants. The examination
will be continued tomorrow.
Ida May Young, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Young, of Middle street, simonsville.
died yesterday of diphtheria. The funeral
took place at 10 o'clock to-day. Interment
was in Riverside cemetery.
All thoughts of the electric cars, being
run on any line in the city this week, are
unwise. Superintendent Bradley says
that July 10, will be the very earliest it
will be possible to have them in motion.
Frank P. Finton of this city and Miss
E.
at o'clock this afternoon at the residence
of the Rev j. E. McCracken, pastor of st
Johns church. The best couple were
Miss Annie and William Faber, sister and
brother of the bride.
A still alarm was sent to the Phoenix
Engine house this afternoon from the
Waterbury Lumber Il Coal Co. The COM
pany responded and found lot of rags
burning in a house occupied by Italians on
Meadow street. The fire was quickly ex-
tinguished. No damage.
| The following concert programme will
| be given by the American band at High
Rock grove, July 4, 1894 on the occasion
of Co As picnic. March. Second Regi-
'Dauditenstriche." jolly Robbers" Nou
Suppe; Waltz, "Strewing Flowers, -
Bailey; Selection. ''Gounods Faust. -
Heinicke; Dawza, 'Tarantella." d. I'll.
Robinson; Polka, Mountain Life, u
Wiegand; Selection, The Old, The New
Edward Beyes; Galop. "Sharpshooter. -
Edward Bsyes; March. ''Pascarel, u
Bennett; Overture, poet and Peasant.
Won Suppe; Waltz. Souvenir Des
Baden De Baden" Balfe; Selection
.. Bohemian Girl, I" Bousguet
Fantasia, Cosmolitan, Won Suppe; Polka
Hornpipe. T. H. Smith; March, Festival
A. G. Kenyon.
writ for foreclosure which involves
summary process suit was tried before jus
tice jury of six this afternoon. The wri
is brought by G. S. Mersick of New Haver
against P. J. Donahue ct al. August 20
1892, Mersick leased some land and build
ings on Wolcott street to p. j. Donahue
for a monthly rental of Sc. The leas,
was for three years from August l of tina
year. Donahue was to pay all bills anC
assessments on the place and expenses il
connection with the same. The rent wa
to be paid on the last of each month
Donahue sublet n portion of the building
to Mary Higgiston and another to Johl
Glynn. June 5 they all received notice t.
quit the premises, by Mersick, because tn
lease had been broken. They refused t
leave on the ground that Donahue hold
possession by virtue of a superior It'll
vested in William E. Miller who holds tn
first mortgage on the property. b.
Smith appeared for Donahue and Terry
} Bronson for Nersick. Justice Russell pre-
sided. The following jurors were sub
pHnaed by Constable Egan to sit on tn
: case: Homer w. Keller, w. B. Judd
/, George Faber, Thomas Donaldson, WI
Milton and James A. Hynes. At pres
1 hour the case was not finished.