Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-30
CITY NEWS.

receive their pay tonight.
Taxpayers expose of the Branch. Lively
state news. To-morrow's Globe.
This year April came the first half of
March and the last half of May. and dog
days in June.
Mr. and Mrs Michael Foley of South
Main street left to-day for a weeks visit to
friends at Madison.
\. L. McMullin's five and ten cent store
is having big run on fireworks these
days Prices tell the story.
Important meeting of Sheridan council,
X. of C., in Pythian hall at 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
After to-day the assessors will add ten
per cent to the lists of all property holders
who have not appeared before them.
Annie Kelly of Hickory street fell last
night, breaking her right collar bone.
Surgical aid was rendered by DR. McAvoy.
The death list in the town clerks Office
is unusually large this month owing to the
large number of children dying from chol-
era infartum.
James Schmidt. aged five months, died
last night at % Second street. The funeral
will take place at o'clock tomorrow at
t rnoon to Riverside cemetery.
Philomie Careful, aged ten months,
died at the residence of her parents. "a
Jackson street last night. The funeral will
take place tomorrow morning.
w. w. Jones and Miss Annie L. Reid
were married Thursday at the residence of
the brides mother 436 South Main street,
by the Rev +. d. Buckley.
Ernest Papinean, aged two months. died
at the residence of his parents. 937 South
Main street, this morning. The funeral
took place this afternoon to Calvary came
terry.
Vacation days have come; your boys need
shoes to roam, through forest, wood and
glen, so go at once to E. J. Finn. His
shoes will wear better than the above
poetry.
Division No 4, A. o. H., has elected tn e
following officers President. Daniel AL
man: vice president, Timothy Sullivan;
recording secretary. John c. Butler; finan-
cial secretary; William Dooley; treasurer,
John H. Moran.
Another well known and popular assist
anf of the Metropolitan Insurance Co is to
BID Waterbury good bye. P. J. Tanning,
who has acted in that capacity for three
years. will leave one week from Monday
for East Boston He will take charge of a
detached district.
1t looks as if we were going to have an
old fashioned Fourth of July in Water
going out from McMullin's five and ten
cent store looks that way. Tis store is
getting more popular every day.
The South Main street pavement re-
Gently laid by the Traction Co WAS swept
last night and this morning. The work
was done by the city men, but Superinten-
dent Bradley notified Street Inspector
Kelley that the Traction Co would bear
the expense.
The Wayside Inn on Grand street will
be formally opened on Monday. The stock
holders will enjoy sample meal. Supper
will be served from o'clock IN the even
ing until 80. The place Is fitted up in
excellent shape and there is no reason to
doubt that the enterprise will prove sue
cessful.
Margaret Il. Cass, the three months old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Cass of !
NcGill street. died Thursday afternoon.
The funeral took place yesterday. Francis
Thomas CaSs, the twin brother of the
above. died this morning. The funeral
will lake place at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon to Calvary cemetery.
The people who are polluting Great and
Little brooks will be brought up with :
hort turn one of these days by Sanitary
Inspector Moses. He says that the line OF
the brook is used rs a dumping ground
for sewerage and rubbish of all kinds, and
he proposes 10 make an example of severa
OF those who are guilty.
The annual picnic of Co \ will be heTt
at High Rock grove on the Fourth of July
There will be dancing boating, skating
etc. Two concerts will be given by the
American band and everything will be il
readiness for the comfort of guests. Trains
will run every half hour during the day
round trip tickets selling for thirty -fv,
cents. 1t will be a cool place to spend thu
glorious Fourth.
The New York & New England road will
sell excursion tickets at greatly reduced
rates from Willimantic and intermediate
points. including Rockville on eastern di
vision. and from Waterbury and interme
diate points on western division, to Hart
ford and return July 4. on account of tn,
great celebration given by the city O
Hartford Tickets will be good going By
regular trains and returning special traiI
will leave Hartford at 1915 p. N. for Wa
terbury and stations and Rockville ant
stations.
The AmarylliS Reading circle held it
| iii 4 meeting of the season last eveninl
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs c. Maloney
| The exercises were of unusual merit, eacl
member contributing his or her part in
manner which showed careful study ant
much work. One of the events not dowl
on the literary programme was the pres
entation to the president of = handsom
banquet lamp. J. NJ. Lynch presente,
thu lamp with happy little speech. whicl
set the flow of oratory in motion. in whicl
all the members INDUCED. Refreshment
and good time generally followed and i
was long past midnight when the gather
ing dispersed.
new counterfeit So bill is in existence
and the counterfeiters, three IN number
have been captured in Topeka, Kan. witt
spurious bills representing 81 ,015 in thei
possession. The bill is of the 1891 series
check letter c, plate No 5, J. Fount Till
man, segister; D. n. Morgan, treasurer
with portrait of Grant. The portrait o
Grant is very poorly executed and bear
little resemblance to that on the genuin
| bill. The seal is we'll engraved, but it
color is poor. The lathe work is YER
poor. it being impossible to trace any O
the lines. The counter containing tn
| figure on the left face of the note has
distorted appearance.
The annual meeting of Hopeville schoc
district was held last night. Chairman H
F. Bassett. Clerk A. H. Tyrrell. Repre-
sentative j. L. SAKE and Architt ct w E
Griggs of the board of town school visitor
were present by invitation. The reason
for the large ate. Ince was because tn
matter of providing more school accommc
I
ton of officers II suited as follows Commit
teeman. John A. Osborne; clerk, Samue
Nuttall. The treasurer tax collector an
auditing committee were reelected. Afte
long discussion a committee consistin
of Cornelius Tracy. A. B. Simons, Edwar
Whiteman and Committeeman Osborn
were appointed to take the whole subjec
Of increased room under consideration an
report to an adjourned meeting to be hel