Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-06-04
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 New York yesterday afternoon.
 John CIuney, stage manager for Fanny Davenport, last season, has re- turned to Watesbury.
 Constable Noah B. Tuttle, looking bronzed and healthy, returned to-day from Q two weeks sojourn at the water. A number from this city attended the funeral of John F. Begley in New Britain to-day.
 Owing to pressure of business Colonel J. E. Doherty was unable to accompany the republican delegates to Minneapolis to-day.
 Rev J. O'Connor of New Haven is at tending his brother, Dr F. T, O'Connor, who is at the hospital suffering with Typhoid fever.
 Edward Coyle, son of James Coyle, 66 Washington street, died to-day. The funeral will he held at 3 o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 James Murphy of e18 River street, suffered a painful accident yesterday, by having heavy bar of metal drop on his ankle, at Benedict & Burnham's.
 Mary A. Hine, aged 2s, daughter of Stiles M. Hine, IS Gilbert street, died to-day. The funeral will be held Mon- day afternoon, with services in St Johns church; burial in Waterville.
 Lieutenant Frank Kellogg, who has been attending the wedding of his brother, John P. Kellogg in Bridgeport, and visiting with his parents in this lcitY, returned to Pourtsmouth, N. H., this afternoon.
 Mics Eliza Cunningham, aged IS years, died at her late residence, n Beacon street, last evening. The funeral will take place to the church cf the Immaculate Conception at 1:30 to- morrow afternoon, from the house.
 A caucus of the republican members of the common coundil was held last evening to nominate' an alderman to succeed the late T. R. Martin on the board of police commissioners. Alder man F. E. Gross received the nomina' ton.
 The state convention of Baptist young people will be held at the South Baptist church, in Hartford, on Tuesday, with sessions at 9 o'clock and 7:30. It is ex- pected that there will be large gather. ing of young people from all over the state.
 Rev Father Kennedy of the church oi the Immaculate Conception will be iI Windsor Locks over Sunday, on account of the serious illness of his father Father Lynch of that town will take hii
 
 morrow.
 Colonel Brice, chairman of the demo cratic national committee, telegrapheC yesterday to Hon Carlos French, thu Connecticut member, that John P. Car ney, chairman of the New Haven demo cratic town committee, had been ap pointed sergeant-at-arms on the Connec ticut delegation at the Chicago conven tion.
 In the police court to-day JohI Seneski, boy of ten years, was charged with breach of the peace. He and { little boy named Burns were playing ,: together when the Burns boy received . cut on the head from 8 stone thrown bN ? Seneski. The father had Seneski ar | rested. Judge Bradstreet continued thu [ case for thirty days. John Maniou who was charged with breach of thu peace, and had his case continued unti this morning, settled for $5.
 At a meeting of the officers of tn, local councils of the Knights o Columbus, held last night, arrange ments were made for decorating tn Igrave of the late Rev M. J. McGivney The exercises, which will be conductet by Chaplain Hugh Treanor, will talk, place at 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon officers of the councils going to tn Icemetery with the floral offering, in carriage. All members of the l0ca Icouncils are requested to assemble at tn cemetery and assist in the exercises.
 At a bar meeting this morning tn following cases was assigned in the dis trict court: June 6, Thomas vs Randolph & Cloves, hearing on motion on file June s, Waterbury Manufacturing com pany vs City of Waterbury. June g Waterbury Savings bank vs Cente School district. Jury cases: June IA Post vs Kelley, Edwards vs Warner . Broderick vs Blakesley, Herbert vs Gal win ct al. June 15, Ciyma vs Kennedy Thomas Delane vs Matthews & Willard . Egan vs Kingsbury, Hayes vs Cornelis
 The board of fire commissioner held a special meeting last even ]: ing, Mayor Webster presiding aut ' all the members being present On motion of Commissioner Hart tn board went into executive session fo \ the purpose of taking action on tn charges preferred against Driver Bruzi of No 2s supply wagon. After tn meeting was ended it was learned tha Mir Bruzie's suspension from the fire de partment for alleged cruelty to hi horses had been discussed, and that tn board had voted to ask for hIs resigna tion, which was given and accepted Henry Loucks, the driver of 2's steamer | was 6ppOlnleu 70 MT BruzteB place an hoseman William Kilbourn was mad driver of the steamer. Chief Snag was authorized to appoint a hosema until the next meeting of the board.
 The case of Goodwin vs the Connect cut Idemnity association was tried be fore the superior court in Hartford ye' terday. The plaintiffs assignee ol tained policy of insurance from the dG fendant. The policy was conditioned t be void if obtained by willful misrepre ol sentation and the defendant shouI further be entitled to $2O0 as damages and a counter claim for that sum wa set up. The plaintiff demurred to tn counter claim on the grounds that sue an agreement was contrary to publi Dd policy and was void; that if 1t was voiC h the assignee was not bound by it, an st that, it being due only when judgmen i. was rendered, declaring the Dolic