Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-01
CITY NEWS.

Don't forget the Central Labor unions entertainment and sociable Friday even- ing.
 The usual May devotions will be held in the Catholic churches at 7:30 o'clock this evening
 daughter was born this morning to MT and Mrs Michael Moriarty of 305 Baldwin street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair. except showers on tue coast to-day and to- night; slightly warmer Thursday.
 H. C. Spring. formerly student at pr Frost's office and now of Columbian col lego, D. C.. is home on a vacation.
 The colored walters at the Scovill house have been discharged and ten lady walters from Boston have been secured in their stead.
 building on Grand street, will be opened to the public this evening Everybody IS invited to call
 preparing to publish in book form a hand New Testament
 Martin Bergin X Sons have added one of J. P. Lawlor's handsome Kellam
 
 equipped livery stable.
 Rev Father ONeil will deliver an ad- dress at the church of the Sacred Heart on May II shd at the nh9r:5 of the Im@acI- late Conception on the l6th. Friends of l.. E. Lewis. who was 1T . jured Saturday by being thrown from a cable car in New York, will be pleased to hear that he has recovered from the shock and is able to be cut.
 keron Linden, formerly an employe of the NaugAtuck Malleable Iron Co and the | Burritt foundry on Porter street, and now foreman of a big iron foundry at Phila- delphia. Is visiting friends in this city.
 The American band will give their last concert of tho season at the City hall Wed, nesday. May s, They will be assisted by some good attractions. Tickets can be had of members or at Driggs, Smith & Cos music store.
 Another rehearsal of the ''Mascot' will be held this evening. MT Gilbert is iu 1 town now and will give his entire attention | to staging the opera in proper staPe. 4 rehearsal was held last evening. and con siderable progress was made.
 c. Collard Adams delivered an address in Pythian hall. Watertown, last night to the Friendly league connected with St JohL s church. His subject was "Co-operation With the Pastor in al Things Pertaining to Church Work"
 About twenty persons. mostly suburban | taxpayers and representatives of the town | schools. held a meeting in the office ot Town Attorney Kellogg yesterday and | decided to organize a movement for tho defeat of the proposed new charter scheme
 The remains of the late John Kendricl arrived here from Dayton. O. this morning and were taken to the family residence 119 West Main street, where funera services will be held at s o'clock tonight Interment will be at Riverside cemetery at convenience of the family.
 The road and sewer boards will meet to- night. Hearings will be given to prop erty owners in relation to laying side walks on Farm street. Property owner. in the vicinity of North Main and Nortl Elm streets will be heard in relation t( proposed change of grade.
 John Foley Of this city and Miss Mary Fahey of Meriden were married yesterday morning at St Roses church. Meriden, tht rector. Rev P. F. McAlenny. officiating John keenan was best man and Miss Eliza teth Fitzpatrick. bridesmaid. The ceremony I
 The Waterbury branch of the U-Nt | Tonic Co has beer closed. The manager. came to Wat = -ry nearly three months ago, advertised liberally and found a1 enormous sale for their medicines. Ina many were benefited was proven by tn, numerous unsolicited testimonials pub lished in the DEMOCRAT. The term U.NC is now household word in Waterbury l kS ff he ms Of Y,ri mt ink The medicine men made many friend: l while here.
 This will be s big night at Concordi, hall. The First division, A. O. H., vii entertain its friends with a concert ant S ciable and it is expected that all tn Hibernians in the city and their friends will be present. The committee selected the evening of May l for the entertain ment because it has always been looked up on as day of great rejoicIrg among mem bers of the order and no pains will b. spared to glve all who will be present A the sCciable tonight A good evenings sport A mission will be 25 cents, ladies tree Bootls otcheStra will furnish music an, Prof ole will prompt.
 The local court of Foresters last evening tPOdrrtd reception to the yount ladies who assisted at the recent fair. Tn grand march of 75 couples was led by NJ J. keefe and Miss Corcoran. The affai closed with banquet in the Women's Re llet corps room. at which much Jollity Ere vailed J. w. Wigmore, treasurer of tn general committee, presented a diamon, ring to Miss Kittie Moore, who was tn most successful canvasser at the fair. an, gold Waltham watch to Miss MagSi Henley. who was the second best canvas SIT Several made speeches. There was free exhibition on Washing ton street last night and young and old too advantage of the cheap rates and turne out to see the show which could be seel through the store window of Terrenc Coughlin. the butcher. MT Coughlin wa in Southford yesterday and returned hom with cunning little fox in his pocket which had been given to him by n frienr in that town. It IS thoroughly domest cated and walks about the store the sam as little dog, not caring for any one Sly Eeynard shows no disposition to leav his new master. but there ar. quite a ''goo many of the boys who saw him last nlgt who would like to get a chance to spiri him away.
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