Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-30
CITY NEWR.

Thomas Lawlor, Q student at Yale law school, was visiting in the city over Sunday.
 Miss Clara Coyte of Torrington is visit ing Miss Belinda Mccoy of East Main street.
 Miss Mamie CoughIin of Waterbury is visiting Miss Dolly Harty, of Grand street. Bridgeport Union.
 Madame She'll, has just returned from Montreal, where she has been visiting her mother, who is very sick.
 The Silver Drum corps of this city furnished the music for the parade of the G. A. R. Post in Thomaston to-day.
 Harry A. Lewis of New Haven has been engaged as clerk in the Scovill house, and will begin his new duties to- day.
 Michael Carey of Fuller street was removed to the hospital Saturday after noon. He is suffering with rheumatism of the heart.
 James D. Roe, the Baldwin street druggist, is about to open a branch store Qn East Main street, opposite the Sacred Heart church. The funeral of Mary Hurley, aged e5, took, place from St Patrick's church this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The deceased AAS0 OA RACAAAOAA1 A9 bu0 yesterday.
 Miss Bessie Miner, a trained nurse of this city, left for her home in New Lon- don on Saturday to attend her mother, who was stricken with apoplexy, Thurs day night. .r
 The members of Wadhams post and the Women's Relief corps listened to a Memorial day address delivered by the Rev Dr Anderson in the First church last evening"
 Bishop Williams administered the rite of confirmation to sixty-two people at St Johns church, yesterday morning, and to thirty-four people at Trinity church in the evening.
 The New EngIand's new timetable shuts all trade from this way out of Waterbury, as the first train east is at noon and returns from Waterbury, for way stations, ,-Newtown Bee.
 Jeremiah Coard and James A. Gotsel of the Crescent Hose company ofThom- aston were appointed a committee to come to Waterbury to-day to decorate the grave of Comrade D. J. Ryan.
 Messrs Holohan, Brett and Root, students at Yale law school, are in the graduating class which goes before the Connecticut Bar association about June ,, for examination for admission to the bar.
 A pug dog went mad on Scovill street at noon to-day and killed four chickens belonging to Michael Kelly. Officer Brlckle tried to corner the brute, but it made its escape and ran toward the cen ter.
 The funeral of Ransom s. Gaylord was held yesterday afternoon with appropriate G. A. R. services, from Hall Memorial chapel to Riverside cemetery. The Wadhams post, G. A. R., attended in body.
 F. B. Rice, who was appointed by the president of the board of trade on the committee from that body to act with the city, town and school district au- thorities on the matter of tax revision, will not serve.
 The committee appointed to solicit subscriptions for the American band re- port that people have acted in a very liberal manner towards them. A suffi- clent sum has already been subscribed to purchase now uniforms. The open ar concerts will commence Monday evening, June 6.
 An S-year-old son of Michael Kilroe fell from stone wall near his house on French street, yesterday afternoon. striking on his head. The boy was m. conscious for some time and it was feared that he was internally injured, Dr O'Hara rendered what aid was possible.
 A 2-year-old daughter of Thomas Morgan, of Taylor street, pulled a lighted lamp from a table last night at S:3O o'clock. The child was burned on the arm, shoulder and back of the head. although Dr DOnahue, who attended her, thinks not seriously. The father, who was in an adjoining room, hearing the cries of the little girl, rushed in and seeing the curtain ablaze called out fire, causing some one to pull box IA, corner Of East Main and Wolcott road. The ire companies were not needed, how ever, as the fire was out before their arrival.
 There seems no longer to be any doubt that the Connecticut militia brigade will go into camp at Mantle thls summer. The date has not vet been announced, but it is understood to have been decided upon, and August 18th will be the date when the troops are to begin their duties at Niantic, The encampment will be of eight days du- ration, the brigade going into the tents on Saturday and remaining until the morning of the Saturday following. Good results attended the religious ser vices at the camp last year SO that ser vices will undoubtedly be held on the Sunday following the arrival of the militia at Mantle.
 The Derby Transcript says that a young man named Thompson, whose father IS Huntington carpenter, pur- chased Waterbury watch about a year ago from l.. V. Hubbard and early last winter while hunting in the woods lost It in the snow. He searched for if at the time m the vicinity where he thought he had dropped it, but was un- successful. A few days since while going through the same forest, with no thought of his Waterbury on his mind, what was his surprise to discover if lying in a pile of leaves close to the spot where he thought he had dropped it, 1ut which the snow prevented him from