Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-12
CITY NEWS.


 William Conlon and David Mccarthy left for Manhattan college this morning | to resume their studies.
 Twelve applications have been made | for space for exhibits at the worlds fair | by Waterbury manufacturers.
 The Bank street crossing of the Naug atuck road is being repaired, new plank | ing being placed between the tracks.
 The members of the A. O. H. will attend service at the church of the Sacred Heart next Sunday morning. A meeting of those interested in form \ ing a club, similar to the Lotus club of New Haven, will be held Friday even- ing next.
 No 235 won the door prize of a solid silver cup and saucer, given at the out door festival of St Johns parish in Wa tertown last week.
 q Real Estate Agent H. S. Scoville and Miss Sarah l.. Nicholson will be married atHthe young lady's home, West Liberty street, at p. m.. Thursday, September I 15.
 The Acme Social club are preparing for their annual concert and reception. The committee of arrangements consists of P. s. Bergin, E. J. Fitzpatrick and T. P. Egan.
 The engine attached to the a. m. train on the New England road going morning, delaying travel at that end of the road.
 Many Waterbury democrats will go down to Naugatuck this evening to at tend the democratic rally at which Colonel John R. Fellows of New York will speak.
 The directors of the Meriden street railway will start the cars again in about a week. They remain firm on their platform first laid down-the union men can return to work If they want to; if not, non-union men will be employed.
 Attorney Edward l.. Scofield of Stam- ford has just been appointed receiver for the insolvent order of the Iron Hall for the state of Connecticut. The member ship in this state numbers ,O0O, and the assets are $5, ,000. The order also has a reserve fund of $25, ,0OO.
 | A cablegram was received yesterday from Rev Arthur l.. McMahon at Lourain, Belgium, by his father, Patrick McMahon, 42 Walnut street, informing him of his ordination as a priest of the Dominican order, and giving his blessing. He will remain in Europe two years longer.
 A. H. Porter, small contractor at the E. Ingraham company's works at Bristol, has disappeared from town and left a wife and child without any means of support. He took the money secured from the sale of his place, and it is said that he did not go alone. When last seen he was in Waterbury.
 A New England road brakeman named Seymour, whose home is in East Hartford, was brought to the hospital early this morning suffering from in- iuries received at Sandy Hook last night. The man was employed on Con- ductor Vanderburge's special freight. Three of the cars were backed off the coal chute at the siding at the "Hook, ,' Seymour going over with the cars.
 The forty hours devotion of the Blessed Sacramant will take place at St Ann's church, commencing Tuesday morning and concluding with high mass or Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. Or each of the three mornings an early mass will be said for the accommodation of those who are working and higt
 mass will be celebrated on Tuesday anC
 Thursday at o'clock and on Wednes
 day at o'clock. Evening services vii 5 be held Tuesday and Wednesday even B ings at 7:30.
 A movement is on foot to raise money r enough to enable all the veterans, who { otherwise could not afford it, to go tC
 the national encampmenta at Washington
 The Wadhams post has secured enough to have the services of the American
 band on the trip, and it is but natural
 to desire full attendance of the mem
 bers also. A citizens committee, com. posed of E. c. Lewis, l.. I. Munson and . John Moriarty have been appointed tc receive the subscriptions of all who
 wish to help the old soldiers.
 Shortly before o'clock Saturday afternoon Daniel Burke, a railroad
 brakeman, whose home is in Pennsyl
 vania, came out of the barroom of tht
 Revere house on Market street, his fact
 red with blood that flowed from many cuts. His eyes were nearly closed anC : he looked like tho descriptions sent iron f New Orleans of Sullivan's face after h,
 was knocked out. With him was a fel
 low brakeman, Ralph H. Baxter of Wa
 terburY. The latter went in again anC , was thrown out and in the struggle tn,
 glass in the door was smashed. The bar . tender was arrested.-Hartford Courant
 Mrs Maria Nangle, known in Meridel
 as one of the Painter sisters, was prose
 cuted before Justice w. I. Fenn Friday
 for being person unfit'to care for her year old daughter Rose. Mrs Nangl
 and the woman with whom she travels
 look enough alike to be twins. The, !, came here from Waterbury about thre v months ago and soon had an extensiv
 Acquaintance about town. Attorne,
 Sawyer learning that Mrs Nangle was t ,s be turned out of the old Byxbee block ,r where she had apartments, had he 3. brought into court. The child wa
 taken to the temporary home in Ney
 Haven.-Meriden Republican.
 nf
 largely attended from his late residence
 17 William street, to the church of tn . Sacred Heart, where a solemn higl ' mass of requiem was celebrated at
 o'clock, by Rev Father Treanor, as k sisted by Rev Fathers Murphy as dea
 con, and Crowley of Thomaston, sut = deacon. The floral offerings were man
 and beautiful, especially those pre- sented by the grandchildren of the de