Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1895-01-30
CITY NEWS.

All insane people swill be free at the
Turner'S masquerade ball.
The Waite Comedy Co in the.'Prince of
Liars" at the opera house tonight.
Peter Griffin will reopen Ithe saloon in
the Earl house tonight.
A daughter was born yesterday to ex-
Alderman and Mrs John c. Altman of
Fuller street.
Mrs Patrick Fitzpatrick of rs Bridge
street was removed to the Waterbury hos
pital to-day.
NJ. J. DAILY. clerk at E. I. Turner &
Cos. IS confined to his home in Sonthlng-
ton with an attack of the grip.
Most of the leading hghts.of the Water
bury bar. are in Hartford to-day testifying
as to the need of new court house in this
city.
The funeral of Frederick H. Root will
take place from his fathers residence on
Grand street at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon.
Ne.y Rev C. $. McEroy. o. S. F.. of
Nillauova. i spending few days with his
brother, Thomas McEvoy Of Railroad Hill
street.
There are seventy-three persons coming
from Alaska to see the Turner's masquer-
AIDE They will be charged 80 and costs
for admission.
Attorney Il. II Durant has brought suit
against the Boston Quick Laundry for
$li0 cor Mrs Susan White. The case is
returuable before Justice Brett on Febru-
AIRY :.
Cards are ont announcing the coming
marriage of Mis- Henrietta BauLy.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Baubv.
Conception church on Tuesday. February
Vicar General ]. A. MulcahyI has. been
appointed assistant priest to his Excel
lency Monsiguor Satolh at tie dedication
of the Italian church at New Haven next
sunday The occasion will bring together
a notable gathering of churchmen
The diocesan consultors are holding a
meeting in Hartford to-day. The CON
>u9tors are Vicar Generals ] 4 Mulcahy
| and james Hughes and the Rev Fathers
William 4. HARRY. Flor de Bruycker. T.
NJ REOderIck, Fra Leo and John Synnott.
George W. Beach. superintendent of
thu Naugltuck road. has received an invi.
tation to deliver an address at the state
convention of the Y. NJ. C 4. association
OF New York. 10 be held at Syracuse in
president of the local Y NJ. c. a and is
very interesting speaker
Architect J. A. Jackson is preparing
plans for an addition to Plume j At
woods factory. The addition will be a
brick structure in the rear of the present
building and will I'LL up most of tue va
cant yard facing the New England rail-
road tracks. Disconnected from the main
structure will also be built modern FIRE
proof pump house
\ large and aPpreclative audience lis
| tehed Ia the third of a SERIES of lectures on
| Liberty 10y Vicar General j. A Null
I Ihy in the hall of the Convent OF Notre
| pa. q last might The lecture was very
interesting and the attendance at these
dlScourSes Is growing Larger every week,
The lectures furnish an excellent study
for the pupils OF the convent several OF
| whom taAs notes in shorthand and write
ont the whole subject during the week.
How the New Ycrks managed to get SO
| close to the top last season Is shown bV
the records OF their two pitchers, Meekin
ard RuSIe OF the ninety-two full games
pitch, by them, SlAty-nine were victories
and twenty three defeats, an average OF
15n Meekin did not lose game againS,
Baltimore, Brooklyn. PittsburS or Louis,
WILL. aud RuSie did not once suffer de.
feat from CT, veland. Chicago. Cincinnati
Ur Louisville
Go L. HIhtruisu rifles. has accepted an
invitation from the 4. . IL of Nausatuck
10 TAKE part in the reception TO be ten
n red to Rev Father Conaty In Naugatuck
Monday night Father Conaty will speak
IN the opera house on What Ireland Ha
Done For English Literature" and pre-.
viOus 10 the lecture big parade will be
held. Co L will so down ON trolley car
and it is quite probable that good many
others will avail themselves of the oppor.
tunity 10 hear the address OF this eloquent
speaker
Mr. and Mrs p Ii Mckieruan enter
talI.ed the Whist club last evening, the
| special feature of the occasion being Il
stereopticon exhibition OF some of. the best
views of the principal cities and popular
resorts OF the world. This part of the tx.
.rciSeS was a surprise 10 the club and for
this reason they enjoyed II all the more
thoroughly Mr. and Mrs Joseph \. Jack.
son carried off the first prizes in the game
OF whist which followed. while Mrs c.
Maloney and ?, ! Bolan were content to
take tn" consolation prizes After the
game refreshments were served
DlLlAilOD
drill held at The armory last night. The
four nmpanies were commanded as fol
lows: First by Lieutenant Fltzpatlick.
second by Lieutenant SandlAnd, third by
Lieutenant Halpln and fourth by Captain
GeddtS- The drill was preceded by guard
mounting under LieUtenants Fitzpatrick
and Sandland, with Captain Geddes as
officer of the day The drill was under
direction of Major A. NJ Dickinson. After
the drill the members of Co 6 were
treat' TO refreshments by Lieutenant
Shanahan
Last evening the members of the Bras.
City Fishing and Social club stole away
from their wives and sweetheartS anC
slipped over to Plantsville to enjoy one o.
Proprietor Woods sumptuous feasts al
the Edison house. Those present were
William E Quigley. William Cottle, Ed
ward McManus. Wilbur Austin, William
Enlbbs. W n Ladd. James Farley, VIM
Johnson. ThoS McCirAth Geor. Fee. Ge,
Given. Richard Martin and Dr Quieley
1t WAS the uulucAy number but every on,
had his appetite WITH him aud did full
justice to the menu
John Bevins and Miss Jennie Griffin
were married at the church of the I'm
maculate Conception at IL 30 this morn
Ihe' heN I .. heuneuS performing The
ceremony Edward Dryer was best ma 1
and Miss Lena Griffin. sister of the bride
was maid of honor. The bride wore ,
handsome costume of brown and cream
novelty goods The maids costume was o
mixed novelty goods FL" young compile
were the recipient of large number o
valuable aud useful presents Mr. aut
Mrs Bevins are holding n reception hi,
Afternoon at their new home, 3 SUNNI
street
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