Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-07
CITY NEWS.


new building in Waterville is progressing
rapidly. The structure is now ready for
tn e roof.
The evening school at the Washington
school building opened last evening with
sixty-nine pupils and promises to be a
great success.
The principals of all the schools met in
the office of Superintendent Crosby at
o'clock yesterday afternoon and laid out
the new course in physiology.
Mrs Conlon, an aged woman, was run
over and painfully injured this morning by
one of Nations milk wagons, near the
Sacred Heart church.
The regular meeting of the Connecticut
Probate assembly will be held at the
capitol in Hartford. on Wednesday
at 1890 a. m, at which members will
present questions for discussion.
The funeral of Miss Bezzie Callahan
will be held at $50 tomorrow morning
from her home, 40 Bronson street, with
services in the Immaculate Conception
church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
The New York Il New England road will
run another of its popular excursions to
New York tomorrow. The train will leave
Waterbury at SIS and the fare for the
round trip will be 81. rs. Tickets are good
returning next day.
Constable OBrien to-day attached the
body of Rocco Cabianco, the Italian who
| abused one of Peter Kelly's horses last
night, in a civil suit for damages instituted
by Kelly. Bonds were furnished by Peter
Bauby and the man was released.
| Michael Parkinson, the brakeman who
was injured in the wreck at East Bristol
| last June, will return to work next week.
He was in Boston Thursday and has come
| to satisfactory agreement with the rail
road company regarding the payment of
damages for injuries sustained.
1t is stated that new time table will
90 into effect on the New England road
| November 49, Nothing is known officially
in Waterbury about the matter yet. Among
the changes to appear is the reinstatement
of the Washington express over the west
ern division.
An adjourned meeting of the board OF
health will be held this evening,
when a hearing WILDE granted on
the petition to appoint asanitary
inspector of plumbing. The com
mon council referred the petition tc
the health board and if recommended fav,
orably will no doubt appoint such an off
| Ger.
William F. Hutchinson, who has been
an agent for the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company in this city for the
past two years, left for Brooklyn to-day.
He has been chosen to be an assistant
superintendent, taking charge of a large
district. He has made many warm friends
here, who wish him success in his new
field of labor.
Mrs Ellen Garvey, aged 40 years dice
early this morning at the hospital. Tn,
remains were removed to the home of hel
mother, POS East Main street. The funera
will be held at $50 Wednesday morning
to the Immaculate Conception churcl
where mass of requiem will be celebrated
Interment will be in st Josephs cemetery
The funeral of John Keefe was held a
$50 this morning from the family resi-
dence, 16 Pratt place, to st Patrick
church, where a requiem high mass wa
celebrated by Rev Father Duggan. TIL
pallbearers were: Dennis Cooney, Michae
Murphy, John Mahcr. George Durgis
John Cunningham and Edward Connor
Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
The rooms of the y. NJ. C. L. A. wer
well filled last evening to listen to the frs
of the winter series of lectures. James NJ
Lynch was the speaker of the evening ant
handled his subject Impressions of tn
Worlds Fair IN mastery manner
Among the audience were several who ha
seen the wonders of the fair and they ex
pressed surprise and delight at til
speakers discourse.
Some officials of the Salvation Arm
from this city were in New Haven yes
terday, looking about for place to settl
and establish state headquarters for Sal
been worked much of late by the Salvatio
Army people, but the officials think it wi
be central place for headquarters. Tn
army has some funds at its disposal an
it was reported that they looked owe
several sites for the erection of buildin
of their own.
Herbert Cudjoe, year old colore
boy was run over by freight train on tn
New England road at Hawleyville about
p 0 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He receive
. injuries from which he died after l
o'clock this morning. Young Herbert an
> two other boys..had been playing about IL
tracks all the afternoon. When the freigl
I train came up the colored boy tried to g
on board, when he slipped and fell und'
the wheels. His left arm and leg wei
badly crushed
= Secretary J. D. Cunningham, of Il
Ancient Order of Hibernians of this stat
has received notice from the national of
GERS informing him that it has been d
cided not to levy an assessment this ia
for the purpose of establishing a Gael
chair at the National Catholic university
= in Washington, D. c., on account of IL
hard times. The order voted last year
raise $50, 600 for the purpose and pc
!, ton of that amount has already bee
| raised.
| In the police court to-day Rocco Cal
! anco and John Burns We're charged wi
o cruelty to animals They hired n tea
from Peter Kelly last night about
o'clock, and drove furiously around II
city. At o'clock this morning the hor
o fell from exhaustion in front of Z.
Turner Il Cos store. Both men were n
u rested. Burns told good story. He sa
that he tried to stop Rocco from driving
ID fast. He did not handle the reins T
" was found not guilty and the Italian W
y fined $25 and costs.
The Stamford Advocate says that
seems likely that by January the affairs
the Order of the Iron Hall in this state w
- be settled in the courts, where they ha
- been dragging along for several month
! and that the persons who belonged to Il
order and helped to make the small coter
who controlled it rich, will receive the
share of what was left in the treasures
the local branches of Connecticut II
case is now pending in the superior cou
O.. is an effort to make State r
4 ceiver E. I. Scofeld pay over the funds
D his possession to Faley, the Indianapol
receiver.
Detectives are looking for Father Der
once of this city. who was expelled fro
the Order of St Francis. He brought ST
), for SANDER against Bishop Ryan of Buff
n 10. and being defeated sued the Order
4 st Francis for damages for his exquisite
- from the order. Near the close
the trial last spring Dent produce
an order alleged to have been made by ii
ecclesiastical body in Rome rendering il
valid all the proceedings for his expulsion
- 1t is now said that, on investigation
Rome, it is shown that Dents alleged r
script never existed, that it is a forgel
and that Dent committed both perjury an
forgery in producing it on the trial. 1t