Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-21
CTTY NEWS.

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 J. D; Beele of Montgomery, Alabama, a brothe.-in-law of Judge of Probate Phelan, is visiting in this city.
 Cards are out for the marriage of Michael J. Hayes of East Main street and Annie Egan of North Main street.
 Have you a house to rentp Advertise in the DEMOCRAT one cent word column.
 The next regular meeting of the Third Order of St Dominic will be held in the Sacred Heart church on Sunday, May
 The republicans of the second ward alderman to succeed the late T. R. Mar tin.
 Adiutant Summons, of the Salvation Army, will open the barracks In the casino this evening. The Ansonia corps will assist.
 The Rev w. Fl. Barton will address the children of the Waterbury Band of Hope Sunday afternoon, in the lecture room of St Paurs church, at 3:30. rsezs&
 John H. Decker, collector, gatetender and general utility man at the Naugatuck station, has been transferred to Sey- mour, where he will flag crossings.
 Matthew Phelan had two fingers taken off at the first joints, by 8 power press in Matthe ws & Willard's factory to-day. Dr North dressed the wounds.
 John K. Northrop aged 3S years, died at his home on Beech street, Long hill, last evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow at 2:30 to Mill Plain.
 Architect Smith has prepared plans for @ three story frame building, to be done in natural wood and with modern Improvements, for Mrs Hanora Caya- naugh of Riverside street.
 The following officers were elected by the German Lutheran society last night: Committee, Gust Zibell, Jacob Wonn and Jacob Field; secretary, William Boehm; auditors, William .Borcbardt, ST, and Oscar Kaluse.
 The four divisions of Hibernians will meet in St Patrick's hall at 2 o'clock to- morrow morning, for the purpose of attending the early mass in the church of the Immaculate Conception. No re- galia will be worn.
 H. o. Baldwin of Naugatuck, execu- tor of the estate of the late Joel Wheeler, has brought suit against James Thomp- son of No 6 Pleasant street, to recover $1 200, which it is claimed he owed to Wheeler at the time of the latter's death.
 The new board of officers of Barcelona council, K. of O., were installed last night in St Patrick's hall in the presence of large number members of the order. A social session followed the ceremony. Grand Knight T. F. Barrett presided.
 The funeral of John Fitzgerald took place to St Patrick's church yesterday nE were: Cornelius Moriarty, Thomas Doran, Patrick Moriarty' Richard Lynch. Cornelius Moriarty, End, and Michael Moriarty.
 Word was received here to-day, of the death of Mrs Mary Lynch, mother of James Lynch of Washington street. in Sharon Valley, Litchfield county, aged 90 years. The deceased was one of the oldest Irish residents of the state, The funeral will be held on Monday.
 In Concordia hall last night the can. Vassers, minstrels and others who as- sisted at the recent fair of the Rose Hill Social club were rendered a reception. The exercises included a banquet, dancing and singing and were con ducted on lines of enjoyment.
 A nine-year-old son of Engineer Mulligan of the New England road was
 
 last night. The horse stepped upon the boys head, making 8 terrible jagged cut. Dr Axtelle was summoned and sewed and bandaged the wound.
 George W. Blacknall, head castor at Randolph & Cloves factory, gave a ban quet to large number of his fellow workmen, in the Cooley house, last night, in anticipation of his marriage to Miss Ella w. Whitehead of Raleigh, N. C., on May 25. A pleasant feature of the banquet was the presentation to Mir $1OO. N
 The supreme and superior court Judges will meet in Hartford on the hrst Monday in June to arrange for the allotment of the judges for the re- spectlve courts. There are now only ten active judges, no successors having been appointed for Judges Sanford, Loomis and Phelps. Judge Carpenters term does not expire until January, 1894.
 Medical Examiner North is of the opinion that the child whose body was found in the Manhan canal yesterdav afternoon, as reported exclusively in the DEMOCRAT, had lived for at least a day, The body was that of female infant and the head was battered out of shape, It was wrapped in a copy of the New York Tribune dated March 27. 1892 The remains were buried in the town cemetery this afternoon. It is believed to be a case of infanticide and an in- vestigation is being made.
 It is expected that 6, 1000 men will turn out at the state parade of the Ancient Order of Hibernians June 15, in Bridge port, including the different companies of the Hibernian Rifles. On the day following the parade the state conven- tion will be held in the same city. The last state parade was held in Hartford, when the national convention took place. The order has grown to an un- precedented degree since. The citizens of Bridgeport are making every prepa- ration to entertain the order in a hOspitable manner.
 In the superior court at New Haven yesterday, Eleonora Daly of this city was granted a divorce from John E; Daly because he left her in 1889. The