Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-29
The 1en1ncrat,
CITY NE WS.

suffering from spralned ankle F. B. Rice offers a special bargain in real estate to-day. See his card ln another column.
 William Hughes of South Leonard street, is suffering with a broken leg re- ceived yesterday.
 Thomas J. Campion of the New Ha- ven Register, spent Thanksgiving at hls home in this city.
 Mrs Mary Tynan, aged 90 years, died yesterday at her home on Baldwin D. m. tomorrow.
 A six-year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs James Lynch of the Plank road, died from diphtheria Wednesday night and was buried yesterday.
 One of Liveryman Kelly's horses fell into ditch while returning from the Mcdonald Williams prize fight Wednes- day night and was killed.
 Joseph Mccarthy, janitor at the parochial school was taken ill to-day with symptoms of poisoning. He IS not thought to be dangerously i'll.
 Stanislaus Robert, aged 6 years. son of Stanislaus Robert of Chrttield avenue, died yesterday The funeral will take place tomorrow morning.
 Copies of the DEMOCRAT containing description of the Sacred Heart church and St Mary's convent can be obtalned at any of the news rooms or at this office.
 The arm of Sylvester P. Higgins, which was horribly injured while he was at work at the Farrell foundry several days ago, was amputated yester- day afternoon.
 Maggie Doolan, aged g, whose home
 1nl ot ha ny Haven hospital yesterday afternoon. She had been an inmate of the institu- tion several months.
 The railroad commissioners will give a hearing on the acceptance of the pro- posed plans for the Burnham street crossing at the district court room on Thursday, December 3, at 11:20 a. m. Fire was discovered in the engine room at Randolph & Cloves factory about : o'clock yesterday afternoon and an alarm was rang from box 12. The department responded promptly and the fire was eX- tinguisehd with light loss.
 Genial City Editor Bartlett of the Bridgeport Morning News, passed through this city this afternoon, return ing from spending his thanksgiving at Torrington. He alghted from the train long enough to meet several of his friends.
 An Italian known as Rocco, and re- siding on Brook street, had his thumb cut off and the main tendon of his arm drawn out in a power press at Scovlll s factory this morning. The wound Is a very dangerous one as lock jaw may set in and result fatally.
 The annual concert and sociable of the Rose Hill Social club at the armory yes terday afternoon and evening, was largely attended. The Turn Nerein en- tertaiued their friends last night in Turr hall. while Tunxis Tribe of Red Men hat dance in K. of P. Hall.
 Joe Williams, Peter Keeley, Jacl Smith. Billy Calvin and Thomas Mag ner were arrested early Wednesda, evening for violating the law i'll takln: part in spar1ing exhibition severa evenings ago. They were released O. bonds and in the police court yesterda. morning their cases were continued.
 A man named Thomas McCann, resid ing at 12 Pemberton street was brCugh to Dr North's office yesterday afternoon suffering from a serious wound Ill tn abdomen. He said that he was struc by the side brace of a carriage. Tn wound was given surgical attention.
 Mrs Flavis Field Broadway, widow ( the late John Hall Broadway, recent, died at so. Her husband was prom inent lawyer of Holland county and ( the state. He was a member of COT gress from 1889 to 143. He was a bri ilantorator. a very successful lawye
 Albion M. Kelsea, a prominent men Der of TunXis tribe of Red Men, and we known as a civil engineer, died at 1OI South Maiu street yesterday of typho1 fever. The funeral will take place the Hall memorial chapel at p. Sunday. His age was 23 years.
 Dennis Havican and Miss Bridge Savers were married at the church ( the Sacred Heart yesterday afternoo by the Rev Hugh Treanor The honor of bridesmaid and groomsman were pc formed by Miss Lizzie Jones and Georg Havican. respectively. MT and NJ Havican left on the $40 train for Bo ton. On their return they will reside C Wall street.
 The storm kept many from attendir the Thanksgiving eve sociables, yet the was fair sized attendance at all tf places of amusement. At City hall u First division. A. O. H. entertaine thier friends in proper style and U armory Co A were the hosts and rig royalty entertained a small party un1 an early hour in the morning.
 Patrick Delane, who attempted escape from Officer McNiff while u latter was taking him to jail a couple montks ago, by jumping through t car window. completed his sentence New Haven jail Wednesday. He W immediately re-arrested and taken Derby where the attempt to escape fro the officer was made. A fine of S7 al costs was imposed and Delane will spel the remainder of the year in jail.
 A man named George Connors, l wife Johanna Connors and his motht Mrs Anna COnnors, all of this city ,hir one of Liveryman Kelly teams to go Naugatuck yesterday. Last evening the party were passing the Naugatu hotel Mrs Connors and her daughter law indulged in free fight, pulling ca others hair and using very foul la guage Officer Conlon arrested the D. and locked them up. Later ill t evening they were brought befC Justice Peck who fined them each and costs.
 The Journal of Useful Inventions th describes an electric peDholder, invent bv William C. Holmes of this city: TT