Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-07

A male quartette and chorus of little i girls will assist at the temperance rally | at the rink tonight. The Cummings combination company gave an entertainment and sociable at l Canaan last night, to the largest aud fence they have faced this season.
 Miss Lucy Shea for the past two years employed as saleslady at Hart's dry goods store left this afternoon to accept
 a similar position with William Nicely & Co of New Haven.
 Rev Fr Charest, of St HippoIytes
 church, Wotton, Canada, will preach in
 French at St Aun's church tomorrow.
 The Forty Hours devotion will begin ln
 this church next Tuesday.
 Mrs Mary Moriarty, wife of Michael
 Moriarty of 156 Railroad Hill street, died
 this morning. Her funeral will take place to St Patricks church at $50 o'clock tomorrow.
 At the meeting of the Catholic Total
 Abstinence union of Connecticut last
 week, William Duncan or member of the New Haven county di- , rectOrs.
 Complaint has been made to Grand Juror Maxwell that two Winsted fac tories are employing women and chil- dren from 12 to 15 hours day. It is
 said there will be no prosecution if there
 is an immediate amendment.
 After an absence of seven weeks the
 Rev E. c. Tullar will occupy his pulpit at St PauPs M. E. church tomorrow
 morning. His subject will be ''Sights Worth Seeing" At 5:3o p. m. there
 will be prayer and praise service. ha a , The marriage of Miss Tessie Fitzgerald, sister of Dr E. M. Fitzgerald formerly
 of Naugatuck, and Patrick Phelan both
 of Bridgeport took place at St Mary s
 church in that city at 10 a. m. to-day.
 The groom is a brother of Supreme
 Knight John J. Phelan of the K of c. A
 few Waterbury friends were present. , Lewis Corr of this city was brought l before Justice Dayton at Watertown
 yesterday, charged with selling liquor 5 from demijohn in that town last May. 8 It took all forenoon to hear one case and 2 Corr was fonud guilty and fined $s5 and
 costs. In order to save time Attorney 7 Donahue, who appeared for Corr de- murred to five other complaints Jus t tice Dayton overruled the demurrer and
 and imposed a penalty of S25 and costs
 upon each complaint. An appeal was I taken bonds being furnished in the sum of $500. Attorney Donahue says it
 would be easier to pass through sheol with barrel of chips than to success | fully handle the defense of a liquor case r in Watertown.
 KILLED BY A HORSE CAR.
 An Unfortunatc Accident on the - North Main Street Line. Freddie Smith, the six-years-old son - of Charles A. Smith, foreman of White
 6 Wells box factory, lost his life by il being run over by horse car opposite l, No 1SS North Main street shortly after }. o'clock this morning. Three ribs were :. broken and internal injuries received
 were SO severe that the poor child lost if consciousness and was dead before he a could be taken to his home No Beacon a street.
 a No one seems to know who is respon.
 sible for the boys death. The little fel
 low was playing with a younger brother 's and two friends, Clayton Merrill ane .n Walter Clayton in the street, when horse II car No 1, driven by Relief Driver Howe l. approached from the north. The drive
 shouted to the boys to leave the tracl le passing young Smith either fell or wa at pushed under the horses heels by one O t. his companions. The driver stopped tn
 car almast immediately, but not befor le the forward wheel passed over the boy V. body crushing him in terrible manner a. Dennis Broderick, who was working es near the scene of the accident hastene'
 to the spot and tenderly lifted the dyin| I child from under the cruel wheels. Dr " Axtelle and Castle were summoned bu v the poor victim was beyon r., #, the reach of earthly help and died in 10 few minutes. The scene was a painful
 one and the little playmates of the LII
 fortunate lad were almost prostrated a Im m the occurrence.
 oe The driver of the car is much distress ay ed over the accident, but an eye witnes U; ae says that no blame can be attached t ,l, to him. He warned the boys and they lei 'o the track but returned just as the ca ~ was passing.
 d ALDRICu WILL KEEP PIGS.