Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-19
CITY NEWS.

 Chief Snagg will on Monday begim setting up the new fire alarm boxes. "Wanted, a Male Cook" at the Sacred Heart church fair tonight. A baby boy has been added to the family of MT and Mrs John s. Neagle.
 Frank Connor, advance man for the Peter Jackson company, is in town to- day.
 Court S. J. Meany A. o. F. of A, initi- ated four candidates at it's meeting last night.
 Joseph Hatton was arrested by Officer McAuliff to-day, charged with breach of the peace.
 Attorney Morgan G. Flaherty of An sonia, who has many friends in this city, is seriously ill with pneumonia.
 The o'clock train from the west was over an hour late this afternoon, owing to the derailment of a freight engine near Danbury.
 A large number of Waterbury people took advantage of the special train to Springfield to-day, to witness the Yale Harvard football game.
 Martin Culloo died at the state prison Wednesday from consumption. His time would have been up in six weeks. He was serving a two years sentence for forgery.
 Frank Lehman, New York 6 New England brakaman, fell from freight train near Parkville yesterday and got scalp wound and some bruises. He was taken to the Hartford hospital.
 The Brooklyn Dramaticl club will hold full rehearsal Sunday afternoon in the Lyceum. The interesting two act drama, "Among the Breakers" will be one of the principal features of the coming bazaar.
 The appeal from taxation of costs in the case of D. Goldsmith & Go vs the New York & New England Railroad company was granted by the superior court at New Haven yesterday. Only a small amount is involved.
 The board of education and the dis trict committee will hold a joint meet ing Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock to prepare the matter to be presented to the court of common council on next Monday evening.
 District Deputy John S. Neagle, as- sisted by John J. Mcdonald and T. F. Barrett of the Knights of Columbus, wll go toWinsted Wednesday evening to work the third degree upon several can didates of Winchester council.
 The ladies connected with St Pat rick's parish will meet Sunday after noon to make arrangements for the coming bazaar. The meeting will be held in the Lyceum at o'clock. Mrs William Casey has been added to the committee.
 In the police court this morning John Kelly charged with breach of the peace was fined $1 and costs. Daniel Moriarty was charged with stealing watch from Patrick Houlihan. Judge BIadstreet i'm posed fine of $7 and. costs and thirty days in jail. Attorney Lowe for the defendant took an appeal.
 Mrs Ann Ryan, mother of Kerin Ryar of 465 West Main street, is critically il in the hospital at Hartford. She wal taken ill about three weeks ago while or her way from Cohoes, N. Y., where sh' was visiting friends, and was removed to Hartford, where her daughter is sister in the Mount St Joseph convent.
 Wilson street, the new street or dered laid out last August, to run iron West Main street to the town line, wa completed to-day. The curb is set anC gutters laid and the street inspecto adds that if people will only get t, work immediately and have their side walks laid before the winter sets in tn street will be very pretty one.
 The concert and social given by tn Columbia association at Concordia hal } last evening, was largely attended ant 3 there was a very pleasant time for thos who attended. The committee of ar arrangements consisted of M. Hogan, M Devoy, J. Dillon, F. O'Rourke, Byrnes, w. Devoy. F. O'Rourke wa floor manager assisted by John Kelly John Hogan, T. Leary M. Mulvaeey.
 Thomas Delaney called at the DEMO GRAF office last night and said that tn charge that he had stolen a fence be longing to Patrick Gilmore was unfair , and asked to have his statement pub lished. He said that the fence in ques tion was built by him many years ago Some time since he sold the land t. John w. Gaffney and received th latter's permission to take away tn fence, which he did.
 William Lynch died this morning a 2:30 at his late residence, 27 Ridg street, after long and tedious illness He was formerly engaged in the manu facture of soda and carbonated waters and was a popular member of Compan, G. He leaves a mother, Mrs Catherin Lynch, and a sister Mrs Thomas F Donahue, of Denver Col The funera will take place Monday morning at S:3C
 
 church.
 Evidence enough is secured to shov that William Brown, the track wake
 who was found dead on the Naugatuc track near Derby, November 6, was tn = victim of foul play. Coroner Mix Ina been obtaining evidence, which 'J turned over to State Attorney Doolittl yesterday Land which goes to show thq certain persons returning from priz ,s fight in Birmingham and looking fo IT trouble, met the track walker, picked }. quarrel with him and killed him the
 and there. Then they put his body O
 the track in order that it might b struck by a train and the true cause C
 death concealed. Several men are sui
 pected of complicity and arrests will | made.
 " James Thornton, the author of th famous songs, "My Sweetheart's tn Man in the Moon," "The Man Ths
 Wrote ra-boom-de-ay," "Th = KeeIey Cure" and others, and who now with the ''Dark Secret" companN