Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-08-13
CITY NEWS.

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an important meeting tomorrow even
ing.
The Rose Hill Social club will have
their annual outing at Lake Quassapaug
tomorrow.
ular meeting in the lecture room of st
Paufs church, Sunday afternoon at $3.50. |
Mayor Webster passed very comfor- |
table day and his many friends will be |
glad to learn that he is improving rap |
idly.
The Twentieth Connecticut volunteers
will hold their twenty seventh annual
reunion at Savin Rock on Thursday,
September /.
The accounts of all delinquent tax
payers due ex-Tax Collector Coughlan
have been turned over to q constable for
collection.
Daniel and Augustus Minnehan of
Orange, N. j., are visiting their aunts,
Mrs Elizabeth Brett and the Misses Slater
of South Main street.
The twenty-seventh annual reunion
of the Twentieth regiment. G. V, will
be held in Stewards pavilion, Savin
Rock, Thursday, September /.
The hearing on the removal of B. j.
Smith as executor of the will of the late
Bridget Smith was postponed in probate
court to-day until Saturday, August 20.
The excursion of the Watch company
employees to Glen Island to-day was
very largely attended, many from the
American Pin factory also accompany
ing the exCursionists.
Rev j. w. Richardson, formerly pas
tor of the Baptist church of Waterbury,
and now in Brooklyn, N. ", will speak
in the y. NJ. C. A. rooms at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The picnic of the Mad River grange,
at High Rock grove, which was post
poned yesterday on account of the
weather, was held to-day. Two hun
pred people went down to the grove.
Mrs John Belts, aged 80, died at the aims
house to-day, from consumption. She
was removed to the institution from
Bridgeport three weeks ago, and her
| three children were committed to the
| county home.
1 In the police court this morning
| Anthony Smith, charged with assault
| on Louis Micker. was fined So and costs
by Judge Cowell. Fred Alex paid 81
and costs for drunkenness and Peter
Il Mcdonald for the same offense was
fined like sum.
i The funeral of the late Mrs Patrick
II
attended to the church of the Immacu-
late Conception yesterday morning, a
requiem high mass being celebrated by
the Rev Father Dineen. The pallbearers
were: John Dolan. Dennis Slavin, Finton
Tehan and William Quinn
The funeral of John Thompson of
Bridge street was held this morning, a
requiem mass being celebrated in the
immaculate Conception church at 0
o'clock. The pallbearers were: James
Reilly, Timothy Thompson, James Ber-
| gin, John Bergin, James Bergin, I'd and
Michael Bergin.
sJohn Smith went into Kingsley &
Burke's restaurant this morning, and
after eating meal proceeded to fill
his pockets with knives and forks that
lay on the table. Officer Reid was
called in and conducted Smith to the
station house, where n charge of theft
was lodged against him.
On Thursday, August 49, the Housa-
tonic railroad will place excursion
tickets on sale from Derby to Kansas
City and return, on account of the
knights of Iythas bienniel encamp-
ment. Fare for the round trip only
S2S. Tickets good going August 1G tc
30, and good returning until September
Is. Anybody can go.
The board of government of the
Knights of Columbus has sent out not
ices of the following deaths: Thomas
A. Il. Nealon and Thomas F. Duffy
Hartford; Samuel f. Ross, Branford
John HenneSsy, MiddletOwn; T. j. Lena
han and James Mccormack, New Haven
Edward KiIroe, Waterbury. The total
membership subject to this assessment
is G.160.
The funeral of Ernest Todd Briggs
the Meriden road baggagcmaster, who
was killed near the Dublin street station
Thursday, will be held at the Baptist
church in Cromwell at > o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon. A special train will be
run over the Meriden, Waterbury &
Connecticut River road, for the benefit
of the employees who desire to attend the
funeral.
Bishop McMahon today notified the
Rev Father Flemming, assistant at the
church of the Immaculate Conception
that he had appointed him pastor of the
newly formed parish of PeQuonnock and
Windsor. Father Flemming will ac-
cordingly leave next week to assume
charge of his new pastorate. Pequo.
mock and Windsor were formerly in
cluded in the parish of Windsor Locks in
charge of the Rev James OR. Sheridan.
Father Flemmirg has been assistant at
the church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton for the past four years, coming to
this city from New Haven. A new
church has recently been erected in
| PeQuonnOCk.
The different courts of the local For
esters formed on East Main street this
afternoon at 80, Court Shields having
the right of line, headed by the Silver
Drum corps. In few minutes after
word was received from Grand Marshal
James j. Coughlan, at the head of the
line, with his aids, William E. Quigley
and James II. Madden, to march.
The, parade was through
to South Main street to West Main
street and the West End grounds. On
reaching the City hall the procession
was reviewed by Acting Mayor Thomp-
son and City Clerk Kilduff and mem
bers of the board of aldermen and COM
mon council. The same ground will be
gone over this evening.
Two ladies having excursion tickets
for Memphis, Tenn, the time limit of
which would expire at 4 p. m. to-day,
started on the sos train to New York
l this morning, intending to have a few