Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-27
CITY NEWS.

Charles l.. Davis in alvin Joslin" at
the opera house tonight. -5r
George W. Russell, a student at Belle
vue. is spending the holidays with his re-
lations.
There will be an important special
meeting of the members of Co G. G. \. G..
in the armory to- morrow night.
The Woodbury. authorities have offered
$500 for the capture of the burglars who
entered the North Woodbury. .postofice
recently.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
the board of education at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon for the purpose of fill
ing vacancies.
Nicholas J. Ruett. who was removed as
conservator over Onesime Delay in the
probate court Yesterday. filed his account
with the court to-day
Tho Lafayette club will give their first
sociable at Concordia hall tomorrow
evening. The club is composed entirely
| of young Frenchmen and tickets have sold
rapidly.
Carrie E. Devine, aged sly years died
last night at the residence of her parents
on Oak street. of diphtheria. The funeral
was held at } O'Clock this afternoon with
interment IN Riverside cemetery. =
The following streets are designated by
Mayor Kilduff upon which coastlng will
be permitted between the hours of and
IL O'Clock p. m. en- each week day,
| Central avenue, Walnut Wolcott Liberty
| aud Porter streets
| 7 w. Mcclure we'll known in this city
and a former kookkeeper for Randolph Il
| Clos ives. has developed into professional
actor and is PLAYING n juvenile part with a
| New York stock company in the play
| ..Thrrese."
| The members of the st Barromeus
N-rien gave a reception and banquet to IA
| large number OF their friends in their
rooms in the Lilley block last night
| Refreshments were served and musical
and literary programme was rendered
| Patrick Coogan of Washington called at
| the DEMoCRAr Office this afternoon with a
robe answering the description of the one
M, ntioned in this paper last night as
sol. n from team opposite the Washing
t. school on Christmas day. Mr. Coogan
found it on Washington street. and wishes
tie owner to call for il at this office.
Rev Father O'Donnell. pastor of ST
Johns church. WATERFOWL, i making ar
raneements for n festival to be given in
the Py THAN hall. in WATERFOWL, on the
evenings of January 8 and 10 An attrac-
tive programme of exercises will be IRE
pared and the many Waterbury friends of
Father ODonnell may be sure of cordial
welcome.
The pipe laying on the new water sup
ply l. now practically completed. but the
test will not be made until milder weather
The Wrter from the new reservoir could
he brought into use by Saturday but the
engineer does not desire to see the test
made for a couple of weeks yet. Sections
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spection-
In the police court to-day Thomas
Erwin. seventeen years of age. was charged
with vagrancy He Was arrested by Officer
Smith asleep in the garnet of house
wh-re he once had lived The boy was
rally not to blame for this offense. His
mother is in the hospital and he can find
no work Judge Root told him he would
give him one more chance. Keron
COughlan for drunkenness. got thirty
days in Jail Michael Eg4n was fined s.
~i;hout costs.
The committee of arrangements for Co
G's annual reception Is working hard to
make this years gathering as joyous As
| the one last year. The reception will he
held at the armory New Years eve.
d. cemher 81 \ novel invitation has
been sent out by the committee. consist
| Ing of Envelope with the words
Ticker Inside printed on the outside.
Within l. the invitation with feather As
a ticker Everything points to pleasant
evenings enjoyment
Andrew Zukscbwert and Emile Mulkle
| We're married at st CeciliAs church to- day
by the Rev DR. Martin, the best couple
were Theodore and Mary Mulkle Yestcr-
day Edward Z-hnd-r aud Eliz beth Block
were married by Rev DIR Martin. the wit
1
Kielhmeier. On Christmas day at st
C-cilia's John =. Gallagher and Miss
B-rtha Beers We're married Mary France 5
Gallagher ami Thomas F. SAults acted as
best couple
The liquor dealers of the state. whole
sale and retail are holding meeting at
Harmonic hall n New Haven at O'Clock
this afternoon. 1t Is the purpose of those
| vino have called the met ting to form
state organization to be composed of all
the T. sponsible men engaged IN the liquor
| traffic The organization will
look out for the interests of the people
engaged in the trade throughout the state.
The circular issued IN calling the meeting
states that the organization will do every
thing in its power to prevent the enact
M 1t of unfair, unwise and fanItIcal leg
i>l4tlon to control the liquor traffic.
c~Dsed at the drsPicable work of some
vandal-- On Christmas morning 1t was
discovered that window and a transom
leadiugt-' the club room had been broken
open, all the furniture of the room put i'll
disorder the cloth on the billiard table
which had Just been laid, cut in a
dozen places and decay,d fruit scattered
around the room. The boys would give
something TO discover the perpetrators of
the outrage. A committee Is now at work
investigating the matter. and it is possible
that unless some persons who are suspect
ed. repair the damage. arrests will follow
The two young men who were detained
by toe Nrliden police for maltreaIng one
of Livery man Kelly's horses were released
| V. sterday afternoon and walked home.
Michael Burns. one OF the boys. called at
| the DEMoCRAT Office and stated that they
bad hired the hnrs- from Mr. Kelly. having
met him in BrOoklyn, and that it was
placed at their disposal b. the hostler.
He said the horse was not abused. but
Wa injured by = fall. On the other hand
| Nr Kelly denies that he rented them the
| hOrs-. He SAYS he told them to 20 to the
stable aud wait until his return He says
he will prosecute Ryan and Burns unless
they settle with him.
The Charles Thatcher Co. stove dealers
and plumbers. at l49 Bank street went
into the hands of receiver yesterday be-
fore Judge Prentice of the superior court.
at Hartford Selectman William b.
BROOKS was appointed receiver and quail
fed in the sum of SIC 600. The appIica-
ton tor the appointment of a receiver WAS
made by Harvey l. Slauson. secretary and
| treasurer of the company. and Charles G
Belief yice-presIdent and general mana
ger. The company is a joint stock corpO-
ration with capital of $4,000, divided