Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-07

their appearance before the civil service
board Saturday. Four of the six took
an examination for positions as carriers
and two for clerkships.
The Second division, A. o. H., will
hold its annual banquet in st Patrick's
hall tomorrow evening. A cordial
invitation to attend Is extended to all
members of the order in the city.
Twenty-Five members of the Water
bury lodge Of the A. o. U. w. will go to
Winsted tomorrow morning, returning
by special train which will leave Win
sted at 10 o'clock tomorrow night.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late Edward L. White will be
held at the family residence, 81 Cliff
street, at . O'Clock tomorrow afternoon;
burial at the convenience Of the family.
The funeral of Nellie Cunningham,
aged five months, was held from the
residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Cunningham Of 80 South River
side street, at l O'Clock this afternoon TO
st Joseph's cemetery.
| Application was made in the probate
court this morning by the selectmen,
asking for the appointment of a conser-
vator over Edward 7. Mullings, who,
they claim, is incapable of managing
his affairs. The hearing on the applica-
ton will be given August 81.
jeremiah Scanlon, an old and re-
spected citizen, died Yesterday at his
home, 81 Pemberton street. The de-
ceased was the father of Timothy, John
and Ellen Scanlon. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon With services
at the Immaculate Conception church.
Father Malo, missionary priest from
the jamestown diocese in North Dakota
spent Sunday as the guest of Rev j. E
, Bourret, pastor of st Ann'a church
He preached an interesting sermon or
life and customs among the people Of
this rapidly growing section Of the
, union.
Robert Sheehau, who lives Just of
, Stone street, under the classic shades o.
Pine hill, has q goose which is q RECORD
! breaker, one of its eggs, which Nj
Sheehan is exhibiting, Weighing thirteer
ounces, and measuring thirteen by nin'
e inches.
Complaint is made of a gang of loafer
| who are running things with a higi
hand on the Abrigador. On Saturday
> night the chicken coop OF Edward Coylt
, of Ridge street was raided and nineteeI
feathered beauties taken. Other coops
also, have been visited and milk pail
relieved of their contents with aggravat
. ing regularity.
: Garrett Fitzgerald, of SO PembertoI
s STREET, uleu SATURDAY AlISEuOOu dIleE
l. short illness. The deceased was tn
n father of Mrs Jeremiah Flynn, Mr.
r David Sheehy and the Misses Bridge
and Kate Fitzgerald. The funeral wa
- held at o'clock this afternoon, witt
a services at the Immaculate Conception
church and interment in st Joseph
= cemetery.
d Curran is going to re arrange his stor
e to gain much needed room. In order 3
Il facilitate matters he will hold a loV
j. price sale SO that the stock may be n
duced in order that the proposed worl
may be done. Curran's stock is frs
', class and will actually be sold at cos
- prices. DEMOCRAT readers are invite
- to look over his big announcement O
:, the first page and then call at his store
n The funeral of Mrs John Heery, G
ia POO Bishop street, who died Saturda
n afternoon of spinal meningitis, was hel
at $50 this morning. The funeral Sci
vices were at the church of the ImmacT
late Conception and interment in Ca
3 vary cemetery. The psllbearers wert
- James Colwell, jeremiah Lawlol
- Bernard McSweeney, Dennis Cummin
~ Peter Geaghan and Patrick Nulty.
nj \ representative of a firm of Wasl
- ington attorneys is visiting ConnecticU
70 cities, endeavoring to make Arrange
ments with letter carriers to colleC
> their CLAIMS against the united StatE
= treasury department for money du
II them for working overtime. The eigh
, hour law went into effect May "a, bu
the Connecticut offices were nc
u ordered to adopt the eight-hour rul
until several months later. LocI
e carriers say they have no claims fC
e extrss against the government.
~ Sanitary Inspector Moses and Healt
Officer DIR Robbins are kept quite bus
these days watching for nuisancet
u DR. Robbins is determined that any Ell
u listing nuisance shall be abated. He er
!, tered a complaint against George Tracy
y Saturday, for maintaining a piggery o
e his premises, at 1876 Waterville street
y 1t is said that the pigs formerly wer
e the property of c. Art Ward. ii
3 Tracy refused, when ordered by tn
health officer, to remove the pig
0 although they are in the city limit
He said that il the pigs were to be re
moved the city or town must do it, tn
" same as they did in DIR Wards case.
= warrant was issued this morning an
g Mr. Tracy will have to answer in couI
e tomorrow.
n PURELY PERSONAL.