Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-23

warmer, clearing Tuesday night. Mrs c. F. Mahoney of 76 Walnut street, underwent a difficult surgical operation to-day, performed by Dr Francis Bacon of New Haven, assisted by Dr Hayes.
 A young man named Hoey left Wal lingford yesterday with'a pair of horses that belonged to the estate.of his father. He was captured here this morning and returned to Wallingford this afternoon.
 John w. Webster and Charles J. Griggs, commissioners on the insolvent estate of William H. Hunt, have re- opened the clam list and granted ex- tension of time until tonight for the presenting of claims.
 Miss Nellie Reynolds had the index and second fingers of her right hand caught in a power press to-day at Platt Brothers shop on Brown street. The punches passed through the fingers cut ting off part of the bone from one. The wounds ere-cared for by Dr Hayes.
 Miss Bridget Murphy, employed in the family of E. s. Hayden on Pine street, while going into the cellar Satur- day with a lighted candle ignited the trimmings around the neck of her sacque and was badly burned on the IIRnI SluS Ol LhS hCSh hCdu DSlOIS she was able to extinguish the flames.
 Constable O'Brien to-day served papers on Franklin E. Reach of Naugatuck in suit for $500 for services rendered by Dr G. O. Robbins of this city. The Metropolitan Insurance company of New. York, doing business in this city was garnisheed, the company holding some money due Reach. The latter broke his leg and Dr Robbins attended him.
 A drunken man drifted into the Italian quarters in the rear of Lilley's block or South Main street yesterday and became involved in a quarrel. A jab of a knife m the side took all the fight out of hin and he was lucky to escape with his life His wound was not serious and he die not notify the police, fearing that ht himself would be arrested.
 Sheriff Tucker of Seymour opened tho superior court here this morning, Judge Fenn on the bench. The argument, were heard on the demurrer of Attor nc ys Terry and Burpee, to the" appea | from assessment of benefits ant damages to Holmes, Booth & Hayden caused by the discontinuance of Soutl Riverside street. Decision was re served.
 John L. Killilea, cashier at the freigh | office of the Naugatuck division, re signed his position Saturday evening Before taking leave of the clerks wit | whom he has been assC ciated during tn past six years he was made the recip tent of a handsome gold chain an' charm. on which was inscribed: IN. Y SC N. H. R. R. freight office employees. The token was presented by Harr | Ilaff SY,a cnonNl Mr. E;l1;Ioo taken completely by surprise. but hi words of thanks showed his appreciatio of how he stood with his fellow clerks.
 Superintendent Comhellack of tn Boys club is kept quite busy these col days caring for his young charges. A present he has eight steady boarders fC whom meals and sleeping quarters hay to be provided. The meals are alway forthcoming. For sleeping quarter however. the boys have to lie on tn mats in the rooms and cover themselvt with carpet for bed clothing. Person who are kindly disposed towards tn charitable enterprise, are requested { send anything that could be used fc bedding. Mir Combellack says that the present time he has work enoug ahead in caning chairs to last until Eel ruary.
 | About seventy-five members of tf
 Immaculate Conception parish met St Patrick's hall last evening and di cussed the prospect of establishing
 library, reading room, gymnasium an two branches of the St Vincent De Pa, society. A committee representing u several parts of the parish were appoin ed who will select a committee two hundred ladies and gentlemen solicit a fund of S10.000. When tn amount is raised the parish will be aske to start the work. The S10,000 will | kept as fund to pay a librarian an instruction of gymnastics if necessar, The committee appointed to select tt members for the soliciting committe will meet next Thursday evening an hand in their list. The committee col sists of John H. Moran, Timoth O'Rourke, Thomas H. Hayes, James [ Frenev, Edward B. Kelley, John c. Al man, Eugene McCarthv, James F. M Knight, Edward McGrath, John Neagle.
 At meetings held recently by tt graduation class of the High school ti following officers and committees wei elected President, Charles H. Warrel vice president, Bessie Tyler; secretar and treasurer, Lena Marggratf ; con
 mittee of arrangements, Agnes Wake
 Bessie Tyler, Charles Swanson an Charles Warren banner committe Stella Hahn, Margaret Stevens an
 William Ryan; committee on color
 Eleanor Beckwith, Margaret Fitzpatric and Michael Scully; committee on en
 hlems, AdonIa Archambault, Harri, Kirk, Minnie Moore and Zenas Cande committee on notices, Clara c, wan. Zenas Candee; Willial Smith and Charles Swanson committee on class pictures, Eleant Beckwith, Selma Kaiser and Maj Phelan.
 MORTALITY RECORD.