Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-02

John Lynch. the infant son Of MEe Mary Lynch of 90 Ridge street. died thiu morning The funeral will be held |at S:80 tomorrow afternoon.
 George Goselfn had the firat finger of the left hand taken off by a planer tn the ehop of Watson M. Hurlburt this morning. Dr Benedict dressed the wound.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: For Thursday, fair, stationary temPera- ture; for Friday, generally fair, with and cooler on Saturday.
 go, Milwaukee and St Paul railroad stopped off at the New England station to visit Ticket Agent B. D. Manwaring for a few hours to-day.
 The fourth anniversary of Court Meany, A. O. E. of A., will be appro- priately observed tomorrow night in G. A. R. hall, with a banquet and ct ceteras. All Foresters are invited to attend.
 A mad dog created wave of excite ment on Emerald street this morning. It was little terrier not much larger than a kitten, and was subjected to some hard knocks and rendered harm less. No one was bitten.
 The contributions of fruits, flowers, delicacies, etc, for the sick, and old cotton and linen for the hospital. will be gratefully received by Mrs D. F. Webster and Mrs H. LseWelch, who are hospital visitors until June 15.
 A representative of number of in surance companies having risks in Wa terbury has made an investigation and reports that the water mains on many of the streets, upon which factories are located, are to small. The companies urge the manufacturers to call the at tention of the city officials to the need of large mains.
 Genario Bombalia, the man who was struck by the cars at Holmes, Booth & Haydens' crossing on Decoration day, died at the hospital to-day at 8:30. He did not recover consciousness since the evening that he was brought to the hos. pitaL Doctors North and Axtelle noti. fled Coroner Mix of the facts in the case and he is expected to come up this even. ing. -
 Sheriff Miles B. Preston, of Hartford county, who is a member of the firm oi Bonner, Preston & Go, of this city, wal rendered reception by his deputies last night. A special feature was thE presentation to the genial sheriff of ar elaborate picture of himself, surrounded by photographs of all the deputy sheriffs of Hartford county. 'tTim" Mccarthy in Waterbury, planned the happy affair.
 George w. Buckingham, a driver fol the Trott Baking company, had loaded some goods, from a car on side tracl near the New York & New England freight house this morning and wa trying to shut the car door, when his hors, backed up, crushing him between thu car and the heavy wagon. .Dr Mum was sent for. No bones were broken and the doctor thought the man was no hurt internally, although badly bruised about the hips and bowels.
 Says the Winsted Citizen: We wan to rise up and say that the yelling, boot ing, hissing and gabble of the hoodlum of Winsted at every out of town bal disgrace to Winsted, and that it is abou time it was stopped. The Acmes o Waterbury, under many provocations and notwithstanding jeers and insult heaped upon them Monday by the kids behaved like gentlemen, and were en titled to the common courtesies usualI, accorded to visitors.
 James M. Lynch, who went to Nev Haven yesterday to arrange for an ex curslon from Waterbury to Bridgepor on the occasion of the annual parade o the Ancient Order of Hibernians, wa unsuccessful. So many application have been receive by the railroad com pany, from up and down the valley, fo special trains on that day, they have de cIded to run an excursion train iron Winsted, taking on passengers all aloni the line. The transportation committe of the local councils will meet in S Patrick's hall at o'clock this evening.