Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-19

The Court Falcon degree team clock | will be rallied of tomorrow night after | the regular meeting of the Court.
 Local assembly. No 3 3,0S9. K. of L.. will meet at Labor hall this evening to make preparations for the observance of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the order.
 On account of damage by water Phelan. the East Main street tea merchant,is sacri- ficing his dress goods to-day and to-mor- row. If you want bargains. call early.
 Currans opening in the new Arcade building will take place Tuesday night The stock has been moved and is being ar ranged by full force Everybody IS in- vited to attend the opening.
 There was considerable commotlon on Pemberton street about II 30 this morni D z A small fire started in the storS kept by Patrick Shannahan. but before it could gain much headway No 5's men were on the scene and the flames was extinguished in short order
 The Rose Hill Soc'al club is making the usual pre- ,.arations for the annual sociahle of that club. It will be held Thanks giving afternoon and evening. and the | committee of arrangements is composed ot i hustlers who will make it an affair of pleasure.
 1 In the superior court Saturday tn" affairs of the d-funct order of the Iron Hal " re finally Gisposrd of The re-
 c-iver of the various branches of the ordeT in this state Hon E.. l.. ScOfeld of Stam-
 ford, has distributed the funds among
 them. and the court yesterday issued an
 order discharging him and releasing his
 bondsman.
 Max Kiessling of 3l French street
 an employe at John Draher's s machine
 aha trENh m den
 while at work last Saturday Az
 emery wheel on which Mir KiesslinC Wa.
 working split into several pieces and flew
 all over the room. One of the flying
 splinters struck the man on the foreheae
 intlictinG an ugly gash and making an in'
 dentation on the skull. His eyes were
 blackened from the force of the blow,
 Dr Benedict render surgical aid.
 O. H Stevens, one of WAterbury's well
 known citizens died in a sanitnrium al
 Wernersville. Pa. Saturday. whither ht had gone for the benefit of his health
 The deceased was treasurer of Blake | Johnson's shop and was r'girded as one O
 the most upright citizens in the community
 He was prominently connected with city and town affairs having filled various pub lie offices during his residence here. Nil
 Stevens was born in Clinton. this state and came to this city in 1852 The re. mains will be brought to this city at :
 o'clock this evening.
 The grocery team of Chester X. Bailey
 S3l North Main street. made things hun around the center this morning. Tn,
 horse was hItched with a weight near tn, : store. when he became frightened ana started ou a run. The strap holding tn \ weight broke and the animal ran dowl North Elm street, turning into East Main and dashed Tn among the teams in crute square where he WAS stopped by Billy Peters. The seat had been thrown iron the wagon and slightly damaged. IL wa d new business wagon. inst from the shol
 this morning and went through its initia l ton with few scratches.
 Mrs Timothy Guilfoi,e of B Ridge stree narrowly escaped being torn to pieces by
 vicious dog Saturday. She Was standiu in the yard in the rear of her residenc ! when the animal attacked her thrOwInl = her to the ground infictiug an ugl z wound in her hip from which the womal still suffers much pain. The dog was hug
 brute belonging 10 ThOmCs Lynch of Gar | man street. It retained its hcld on tn | woman until her screams attracted a fey " of the neichborS who drove him away afte n a bitter fight The doS was a cros- between q St Bernard and blood Lound and II | e believed would have killed its victim wer I it not t'- the timely assistance of thos VI Q came to the rescue. Dr Hayes Wa suu,u. .. 1 and cauterized the wound r MT Lynch consented to have the auims e shot