Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-25

Mrs Thomas McCann died at her home on North Willow street this after noon.
 The open cars were placed on all the horHe car lines, except Bank street, sthis afternoon.
 Tomorrow, Ascension Thursday, will be observed as holy day of obligation in the Catholic church.
 The home of Mir and Mrs D. H. Tierney was gladdened by he.arrival of baby girl this morning.
 M. H. Russell of Cherry street, who has been ill for several months, is able to be out few hours daily.
 Ex-Mayor Charles R. Baldwin, cashier of the Manufacturers bank, will leave for New York within a few days to accept responsible position in that city.
 Andrew Duffy had the second finger of his left hand badly smashed while moving a heavy stone in Jackson & Sons stone yard to-day. Dr Castle dressed the wound.
 People who purchase their tea and baking powder at Phelan's can now reap the benefit. Any person desiring handsome pictures or French plate mirrors con secure them very reason T A | Owners of dogs who have not regis tered them will be placed in unpleasant predicaments after the first of June, unless they come up to the town clerks office and settle. The selectmen. are determined to enforce the law to the letter.
 The fifth annual picnic and games of Go E, Hibernian Rifles, will be held at the West End grounds on circus day. Bergen's orchestra will furnish music and Uffendale will prompt. A general admission of twenty-five cents will be charged.
 H. s. Scovin has sold for Sarah L. Barton house and extra building lot on the corner of Walnut and Wolcott streets, to c. Hauser of the Waterbury One Price Clothing store, and a business and tenement block on South Main street to William E. Beecher.
 Clark Commandery, K. T., will hold Ascension day services at the asylum
 Masonic temple, tomorrow evening The commandery will not go to River. side cemetery tomorrow in 8 body, but
 will send a committee to decorate the
 graves of deceased members of thai body in the afternoon.
 The funeral of the late Charles Leon
 ard was held this afternoon, services . being conducted at St Paul's church
 The pallbearefs, members of Wadhams post, e. A. R., were as follows: Comrades , Smith, McKenna, Friend, Northrop anC
 Pendleton. The guard of honor, Com
 rades Cornish, Whitney, Smith, Gaunt
 Northrop, Pendleton, Platt, Williams
 Sanford and Egan.
 The Sacred Heart church was crowded last evening at 7:30. o'clock, when the , rite of confirmation was administered tC
 class of over 175, by the Right Rev
 Bishop McMahon. The girls wore white dresses with wreaths and veils; the boy were neatly clad and each wore a bou
 tonniere of white. Before administer ing the sacrament Bishop McMahol
 made short address in which he urgeC
 the children to be true soldiers of Christ He complimented the pastor and peopl
 of the Sacred Heart parish upon thei work and hoped that in time they woul' have a school of their own. Besides tn local clergymen, the Rev Fathers Broder
 ick and Nealon of Hartford assisted il
 the exercises. The choir rendered Mer ! cadante's vespers.
 a Dr Bland, the veterinary surgeon
 performed an operation on a COW be
 longing to Mrs Dumphy of Dublil ]; street this morning which was an ex | tremely difficult one and the result were very surprising. The COW had beel > suffering for some time and she was re l. moved to Dr Bland's hospital. Afte " three hours she was delivered of a fe male calf which is freak of nature There were two perfectly formed heads + four ears and four eyes. The spine wa e single until it reached the lamba e region, where it bifurcated, unitin U again at the sacrun Considerabl '' trouble was experienced in removing ], the calf and it was necessary to GU through the cords of the neck and ir serted a rope through the cut, thu y breaking the neck. One of the forwar legs is also peculiarly formed, the kne $ 5 seeming to be reversed The COW wi I recover. Dr Bland will preserve part : lspection.