Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-06-01
CITY NEWS

/ II. NJ. ScOvlll and family left Yesterday
/ afternoon for their summer residence al
I West BarnStable, Mass.
! Miss Ella Smith of IL Martin street will
/ leave for Ireland tomorrow to spend the
summer months with her parents.
| TIE Waterbury base ball club will play
| q game with the New Havens on the Wa
/ tecbury grounds at 1890 tomorrow morn.
/ ing.
/ Lewis Kennedy. eyed ten years son OF
/ J, Kennedy. blacksmith. Of Oakvllle, Il
/ from the roof OF an old barn this morning,
/ breaking his left arm below the elbow
! Or Benedict attended him.
! William w Morton. aged IL years. died
/ yesterday at his residence, 1877 East Main
/ street The funeral will be held at IL
T o'clock tomorrow morning. The remains
/ Will be taken 10 Thoma>ton for Interment.
/ The resolutions which Professor Holley
/ has c'mpleted for the parishioners Of 81
/ Francis church. NauGatUck. to he pre-
/ scented II their former curate. Rev John J.
/ Fitzgerald. are on exhibition in Curtis 5
/ art window.
The scl,ctmen have notified James
| Couchlan collector for list of 1870, that Il
| settlement must be made on or before
July l. 1891. Attorney Lawlor will pr,
settled before June -.
The annual picnic of Co E, Hibernlan
Eifes Will be held on the West End
grounds TOMORROW afternoon and evening
An Interesting programme OF sports has
been prepared and an enjoyable time is
pr missed all who attend.
The sel,ctmen have made their selection
Of the first fifty men to work on the town
roads. So many applications have come
in that they are compelled to use two
gangs. one one week and tie other the
next. 1t may be that they will have three
gangs.
Harris nickel plate show viii be in Wa
trrbury next Thursday and Friday. Mr.
Harris does not claim proprietorShip to the
greatest show on earth. but he does
claim to have one OF the most novel and
Interesting performances ever given under
canvas.
The Waterbury Furniture Co has moved
all OF its stock from the Grand street
building to the new wareroomS on East
Main street. A visit to the new store
when the goods in the different depart
mrut> shall have been arranged is well
worth auyrne'S time. for the store Is said
to be the finest and best furnished in the
state.
Al the adjourned meeting of the district
committee last night bids were opened for
the construction of the proposed addition
to the Washington school. In the opinion
Of the meeting the bids were too high and
on this account all were rejected. 1t was
voted to adjourn subject to the call of the
chairman, VIII II arrangements will be
made for district meeting.
The train arriving in this city at 40 in
the evening Will again connect at Will
muutIc with the New England limited
leaving Boston at ; o'clock in the after
noon. This will he welcome news to
people travrll"E in that section OF the
state. The change has been made on ac-
count " the demand Of drummers and fer
the c'ny,nlrure OF the public III general.
Tine weather Prognosticator. who last
week predicted change Sunday ana dry
weather this ok will have to be rclr-
gated on TIE shelf where false vrouht +
liz. 1t was dry Sunday certainly, but
the same Mind vi rainy weather prevails
tbs week A~ Iii last. The ftrIserS here
about, arr becoming anxious for more
~if.~lInr and is r.in. Every thing Is
-'' ,hIa.. AMI IL" ponds and streams are
fail and ov,lt'Wins
S-:ss- f,'; lv MY lie Of the opinlcn that
The Ll-A bids =, at in IL the luertIuG of the
district committee last night Tor the pro
lo>,i addition to the Washington school
ere due to the vote OF the district making
II condition thIt none but lone labor
should be employed. This is not So The
bids with the rNct ptiou Of one or two we've
TIE same that had been sent in before the
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