Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-17
THE TATTLER.

Mrs. Kendall, Dear Madgc," declare. that she just lives upon flowers"
 One of Mrs. Jcnncss Miller's admiren says that she lis too busy to gossip oi waste time in idle chattcr.''
 Mrs. Rubcy, n sister of the famous scout and soldier. General Kit Carson, lives at Warrcnsburg, Mo. She is SI years of age.
 Miss Ruby l.. Abbey has been elected a director of the Fredonia (N. Y.) National bank as the representative of her fathers estate
 Eva Ingcrsoll. now Mrs Brown, is a beautiful woman, passiOnatcly fond of music. as indeed all the members of Colo mel Ingersoll's family are.
 Mrs. Amcs wife of She riff Ames of Bel vidcrc, Ills, is deputy sheriff of Boone county and fcarlcsSly takes charge of in sane persons and prisoners in transit.
 Mrs. Eunicc Ross Davis, the only sur. viving member of the Massachusetts wom- ans antislavcry board, has just celebrated her ninety fourth birthday at her home in Dedham.
 Lillian Russell always keeps n dish of boiled carrots on her dressing table which she eats instead of bonbOns. With a healthy digestion, nothing is moro hcncfl- cial for the complexion.
 MrS. Charles Robinson of Lawrence, Kan, wife of the pioneer governor, told the story of his life the other day to n pho- nograph cylinder, which is to be preserved by the State Historical society. Miss Whittier that was, of Boston is en- titled to condolences. She has become the Princess BClloselsky- BcllozCrsky. Perhaps she may find life endurabIe after she has learned her visiting card by heart. Mrs. Mullens, fair, frail and law defy ing mOOnshinCr, is the pride of Hancock county, Tenn, and when she plumps down the scale ar 500 pounds the revenue officers show no strong desire to carry her to jail. Lizzie Borden and her sister have placed beautiful monument over the graves of their murdered parents in Oak Grove ccm- etcry, Fall River. It is one of the most costly and artistic structures on tLe grounds.
 Mrs. w. k. Vanderbilt, with her family, will spend the winter at the Marble House in Newport. This appears to be n change in the Vanderbilt programme, for it gen erally has been understood the family would go to New York for the winter.
 Josephine SufTecnszka Javosku. who is said to bc al grandniecc of Pulaski, tLe Polish patriot who fought for this country in the Revolutionary war, and once q countess in St. Petersburg, sells newspa pers in front of the postoffice in Brooklyn
 Mime. Henri Schneider, wife of the pro l prictOr of the great Crcusot iron works, is said to wear the magnificent diamond that was among the crown jewels of Franco and was sold at public auction at $IOO,. GOO. She lost the diamond not long ago and it was found by street sweeper.
 R. A. Barnet, who is making forum, out of his operas, ''1492, ' ''Tabasco'' anC Prince Pro Tcm," did his first work fol the stage l2 years ago. He got up bur | lCsquc of ''ROmco and Juliet" It fel | stillbOrn upon the town.
 BuenOs Ayres will soon sec the compile tiOn of the largest opera house in tn, world It will sCEt 5000 spectators, anC the stage will hold 500 persons. The hous' is sO constructed the boxholders can hav, their carriages driven up to their tiers.