Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-05-18
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union will hold an important meeting
tomorrow night in their rooms in g. A.
r. hall,
Have you seen Firms school shoes for
youths and boys. They are comfortable
and will stand wear and tear. Nothing |
better in the market.
Most of the Catholic pastors OF the |
Hartford diocese are in Hartford to-day |
ATTENDING a conference at the Episcopal
| residence.
One of the horses of No. is hose wag-
on has had his foot injured bya nail and
is laid up. Chief Snagg's horse, Sam"
| X doing duty instead.
| Prof John H. Bonn has commenced a
course OF vocal instruction with the
pupils of st Mary's school ADD will have
i general supervision of the vocal music.
Attorney Greene Kendrick has Sc
toured office quarters in room 10, BohPs
block. He will run this office in con-
nection with his New. York business.
Miss Lizzie Foley and Mrs Mary Car
roll of Pittslield, Mass, have had a head
stone erected over the grave of Miss
Ellen Foley, who died in this city last
October.
Rev DIR Mcdonald, assistant pastor to
Father Hill, former Waterbury resi-
dent, now located at Saints Peter and
Paul church, Brooklyn, is visiting his
cousin, DIR Mcdonald of this city.
A hand derrick which was being used
at the new Pine street sewer, which is
being built by Contractor McManus,
toppled into the ditch this morning,
painfully ipjuring two Italian work
men.
Miss Carrie Harrison, aged 10 years,
daughter of Edwin NJ. Harrison, of 40
! Clay street, died at noon to-day OF spinal
meningitis. She was pupil of the high
school and member Of the class to
graduate next spring.
The funeral Of James II. Lynch was
held from Bergin's undertaking rooms
at 8 o'clock this afternoon. The funeral
services were held in the Sacred Heart
church and interment was in st. Joseph's
cemetery.
DouvilIe's soap factory, on the VOL
colt road, was visited by Health Officer
IO'Hara to-day to see If he had com
- piled with the orders to clean up, given
a week ago. A radical change has been
made, and everything has been done az
ordered by the health officer.
Jehn Moriarty of this city and Johr
n NJ. MulvIlle of Naugatuck were visiting
- Friends in New Haven last might. MI
Morlarty and his wife will sail fol
e Liverpool on Saturday to remain unit
q August During their trip they will
VISlU EDVntIluS lTSldHu, rIduCSS 0SI
:, many and Italy.
, Patrick Collins, who keeps a mea
market at the corner of Pleasant ant
S Ridge streets, went to collect bill from
Casey family on Bergfn street las
re might and was set upon by the HUSBAND
r. and wife and driven into the stree
~ bdtring several impressions of an irol
poker welded by Mrs Casey.
>, Architect j. A. Jackson has com
pleted plans for a large four story fran
block to be erected on the corner o
North Main and North Elm streets 70
James Donahue. The building vii
have a frontage OF fifty-three feet o.
North Main street and will contain
three stores and six tenements.
Professor Smith of Yale college wi
analyze some of the ice cut from tn
pond into which the waters from tn
Hotchkiss farm flowed during the wiz
ter, and which il was feared might
contaminated by the dead horses, whiel
y were allowed to Femain unburied for
long time.
The funeral of Michael Butler too
place this morning at $50 to the churc
Of the Immaculate Conception, where
Il, requiem mass was celebrated by the Re
Father Kennedy. The pallbeaTers wer
members of Wadhams' post, under Con
nd nander Henry F. Sanford, as follows
SO Theodore A. Knapp, j. Q. Nettleton, J
BIZ 7. Egan, George E. futile, j. ]. Caro-
LIS and N. w Castle.
AZ Rev j. A. Mulcahy and DR. B. A
ia 'Hara returned last night from Eas
New York, after a two days visi
!. Father Mulcahy delivered his lecture o
1.-The Passion .Rlay" before an audieuc
-. which crowded the hall, on Tuesda
20 evening, for, Father NJ. G. Brennan {
IN st Malachfs church, East New Yorl
81 Father Brennan is an uncle of D
IN O'Hara.
- Some practical jokers down in Water
IN bury are trying to make it interestin
in for Representative SAKE of that tow
The other day hog was found in Ma
river, but closer inspection showed n
danger of pollution to the water supply
- as this particular hog was made of car
r. vas with wooden feet and snout-
kO Courant.
The funeral of John lyman was hel
at $50 this morning from his late res
dence, SO East Main street, to tn
- church of the Immaculate Conception
whese requiem high mass was cell
/. brated by the Rev Father Lynch. Tt
pallbearers were: Joseph Wallace, job
% Dunphy, G. Pinney and P. II. Scaddel
Interment was inst Joseph's cemetery
~ John Lynch, a brakeman on tt
NJ Naugatuck road, was thrown from
train at Stratford Yesterday mornin
and died of his injuries about six houl
later. AS he was about to jump frol
. the train the hand iron on the car brol
and he was thrown headlong to IL
ground. His skull was fractured. q
belonged in western New York. E
was twenty-s six years old and unmarriet
Mary Reilly'sAppeal from probate o.
cupied the attention of the superiC
court all day. 1t is one of the mike,
IN up cases of the Coyle estate. The al
il, peal is taken from the allowance of tt
administrator, and because the plaintiff
md think they have to pay more collater
aps Inheritance tax than they should. tt
\ court reserved decision and adjourne
rst until next Tuesday, when the short ca
endar list will be taken up.
J Mr. and Mrs Newton Smith celebrate
|. their golden wedding anniversary
- their residence, 6S State street, la
night amid a large. gathering of the
fNin do hor nf E,,l