Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-03-05
CITY NEWS.

Deputy Sheriff Tucker of Seymour was in town to-day.
 Detective Cronin of Bridgeport was in town last evening.
 There were two sleighing parties to Naugatuck last night.
 Lieutenant Bannon is acting chief of police during the absence of Chief Egan.
 No work for the police court this morning. We look forward hopefully to better Waterbury.
 Opening of the forty hours devotion at the church of the Sacred Heart to- morrow at 10:30 a. m.
 Observer Cox predicts$ for Sunday, cloudy weather, with rain or snow; l i stationary temperature. William H. Faber, a caster employed | at Scovill's, had his left leg badly burned | by molten metal yesterday. l A special meeting of Court Fruitful | Vine, A. O. F. of A. will be held in G. A. R. hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow after l noon. There are several important matters to come up before the court of common council at their meeting next Monday evening
 In tie case of L. F. Haase vs J. S. Galley, judgment for the defendant to recover costs was rendered by Justice Griggs. Notice of an appeal was given.
 Mrs Elizabeth M. Smith fell in the yard at her residence, 159 North Main street, yesterday, breaking one of her knee caps. The injury will contine her to the house for several months. Ticket Agent Manwaring has already Commenced to make arrangements for transportation of the large crowds which will attend the consecration of St Joseph's cathedral in Hartford, May 8.
 The Rev J. A. Mulcahy will give a lecture under the auspices of the Third division, A. O. H., in St Patrick's hall, on Monday evening. All Hibernians are invited to be present.
 A special train of Barnum & Bailey circus cars containing the horses used in the show, passed through this city to- day for Bridgeport. The horses were kept in White Plains, N. Y, during the winter months.
 Mary, aged four months, daughter of Richard and Maggie Mulcahy. died yes- terday. The funeral will take place to morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the family residence sos Bishop street to St Joseph's cemetery.
 Thomas Mccarthy, of Bridge street an employe of the Waterbury Manu ! featuring company, had the index finger of his right hand smashed in a J press at the factory this morning. Dl Hayes amputated the finger at the first joint.
 Chief Snagg, who iS treasurer of tho state association of firemen, to day sem check for 800 to John Wilson o Phoenix Go of this city. MT Wilson was laid up for forty five days witl rheumatism, contracted at the lumbe yard fire.
 A large quantity of now fell from thu roof of the City hall this afternoon ant struck on the roof of the area on tht south side of the city court room, break crashing through another heavy ligh of plate glass in the police station.
 James Egan, father of Chief of Polio George NJ. Egan of this city, died earl this morning at his home in Branford from la grippe. Mir Egan was about 8 years of age and had lived in Branfor for many years. The remains will brought to this city for burial. r Captain G. Curtis Bishop, aid -de-cam on the brigadier-general's staff, has bee appointed by General Watson specis inspector. An unannounced inspectio N is liable to come to any of the organii l tions at any time without notice and m an innovation in the Connecticut N; u tional Guard.
 The demand for good seats will be
 great for the performance of the "Shan
 rock and Rose," that the managemer ". would advise all to purchase the = tickets before Wednesday, March Q. IT
 exchange of reserved seat tickets fC
 coupons will begin on that date at s
 m., precisely, in Miles F. Daly's dru ~, store, East Main street.
 Rose Hill Hose Go, No 5, elected tl JG following officers last night: Foremt
 William Laffin; first assistant, TerrenC
 Coughlan; second assistant, William [
 Delaney; secretary, Edward Bali
 treasurer, William Casey; stewar
 James Downey; house committee, JoF
 Casey, William Sheehy and J. Downe
 Refreshments were served after tl
 meeting.
 ool Marcus Higginbotham, jr, the your
 endeavorer from Jersey City, will lef
 the meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E, of u
 First church tomorrow evening, cor
 mencing at 6 o'clock. The usual sin
 ing exercises under the direction of Pr
 Gibson, will be given. The regular eed appointed topic, "The Punishment 1G5 Sin," will be handled in a graph asst manner
 Court Stephen J. Meany, No 7635, . o. F. of A., held their regular meetil
 last evening. After the routine bu
 ness had been transacted, James vN Knox, junior past chief ranger, W the presented with badge and certiticat
 George Foley, c. R., made the present 2. tion speech in a few appropriate . marks to which Mir Knox briefly
 sponded. The court is the largest in t
 city in membership.
 The late Andrew w. Ruge of Norwi
 had his life insured for 5000 in t r, Catholic Benevolent Legion. Last mig . William T. Ward, treasurer of the NJ !. wich council, received a check for t amount from the supreme treasur yes. in Brooklyn, N. Y. The sum will ely. paid to the mother of the deceased to VIZ held for his children. The suprer -e' L.. Il