Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-07-22
CITY NEWS.

Moore were to-day taken to Holyoke,
Mass, for interment.
A musicale and ice cream festival will |
be held in Concordia hall this evening |
by the Ladies' Concordia society.
The Union Sunday schools of West |
port will picnic at High Rock grove on
Wednesday, July 81. The employees of
the Winsted Knitting mill will have an
excursion to Bridgeport tomorrow.
The democratic town committee will
meet this evening in the headquarters
on Exchange place to make arrange
ments for the banner raising and trans
act other important business.
The funeral of Miss Emma II. J. Car
ter, who died yesterday at the hospital,
will take place from her late residence
on Highland avenue at two o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
A new council of the knights of Col
umbus was founded in Putnam, this
state, on Wednesday evening by Su-
preme Knight John J. Phelan of Bridge
port, assisted by General Secretary Col
we'll and a number of members of The
order from Willimantic and Norwich.
William w. Hanna of New Britain
was in the city yesterday and closed the
contract for furnishing the stone
trimmings for the new almshouse.
Seven carloads of stone will be required,
bluestone being used up to the coping
course and brownstone above this.
The case of Tillie Applebaum VS. Rose
Ehrlick is being heard before Judge
Cowell in the district court this after
| noon. 1t is an action to recover $50 for
services rendered. The plaintiff allie yes
that the defendant offered her $50 if No
secured husband for her. She die. so,
but she was not paid the 500.
w. S. Cleveland's all united MINISTRIES
will open the season at the opera house
on Monday evening. Manager Cleve-
land is devoting his entire energies to
the management of this one minstrel
company, and it is II gigantic affair,
with stupendous scenic and spectacular
effects, the first part being a distinct
innovation in minstrelsy.
James Noonan, brick layer en-
ploycd on the new almshOuse, suffered
a compound fracture of both lower
bones of the right leg last evening. He
was riding home with milkman,
whose horse became frightened, turned
into fence and began kicking, striking
Noonan's leg and breaking it. Doctors
AXtelle and Bisscl reduced the
fractures.
The Southern New England Telephone
company, with its usual enterprise, has
ARRANGED to locate n pay station at
Camp White, during the eight days the
&c. N. G.. are In camp. An operator and
messenger will be in attendance and the
press and public will be serviced eff
GENTLY. The station will doubtless
prove great accommodation.
Constable James j. Egan to-day
served papers in suit for damages
brought by Webster & O'Neil! fol
William McNellis, against William
1 DE- 4 III = DIT
ran into young McNellis, a lad twelve
years old, while crossing Union street
cutting a great cash in the side of his
face, which required twenty-thret
stitches to close and disfguring him fo
life. The amount of damage is PLACED
at 81 900 and Buffers property has beer
attached.
The Rose Hill Social club held it
semi-annual meeting last evening an(
elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Matthew S. Smith, vice president
Joseph J. Madigan; treasurer, Matthew
A. Wallace; financial secretary, q. A
, Gibson; recording secretary, w. A
Cullen; executive committee, T.
Flaherty, r. j. Brennan and j. Delaney
y An evening of social enjoyment wa
spent after the election, in the course O
> which gold cham and lockct was pre-
I sented to NJ. A. Wallace, who has bee
the clubs treasurer for the past sever
teen years.
f. A. Kent, who is we'll known here
' and Miss Englehardt, will fight wit
swords at Bridgeport tonight, for
purse of 5000 and tho gate receipts
Captain Brian Lynn, of New Haven,
the one swordsman above all other
that Miss Englehardt is DESTROYS @
meeting. She says she has sUandin
challenge to meet the captain for $500
side. He defeated Ma jor Mcclure
short time ago, and Miss Englehard
thinks she is entitled to receive a trit
at his hands. She has fought thirty
three battles and lost but one, and tht
to the acknowledged champion swords
man of the world, Professor Bonafou
of Philadelphia, after hard fight
The funeral of Thomas Donahue w;
largely attended this morning from h
late residence on East Main street to tt
church of the Immaculate Conception
where requiem mass was celebrated b
Y the Rev Father Mulcahy. The churc
was filled with the many friends of I'll
deceased. There were several hanc
some floral offerings. The pallbearer
brother lawyers of the deceased wer
Judge George II. Cowell, Attorneys l
f. Webster, John O'Neill, James Ru
sell, r. y. Lowe, c. w. Gillette, Port,
l.. Wood and Z. F. Cole. The buri
was in the family plot in St Joseph
cemetery.
- A large audience was present la
evening at the installation of officers
= the Third division, A. o. H., by Count
81 Deputy W. G. Keenan,. After the Ger
mony, pleasing surprise was given tt
retiring pres ident, Mortimer Doral
~ when he was presented with a suitab
es inscribed gold headed cane. tt
ei presentation was made in a neat addre
o. by President James Thompson, wi
told the retiring president of the hie
esteem in which he was held by the e.
tire division. Mr. Doran thanked h
fellow members and expressed hie
hope for the future of the division. A
II. enjoyable evening was spent by 8
present
* Constable O'Brien had quite an e.
citing experience this morning. F.
the past few weeks he has held pape
of attachment for Christopher Eyms
. and wife, Christopher p. lyman ar