Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-31
CITY NEWS.

slightly warmer.
Michael. infant son of John Tierney
of II Stone street, died this morning.
Funeral at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Alice Kelly. aged four months,
daughter of James Kelly of Cooke |
street, died yesterday afternoon. The |
funeral was held at 5 o'clock this after
noon.
Peter Anderson, aged ~ years, died |
yesterday at Il Hill street, after a long |
illness. The funeral will be held at 10 |
O'Clock tomorrow to Riverside ceme- |
terry.
Francis, the four months old son of
i James Msnton of - Spring street, died |
| this morning. The funeral will be held |
| tomorrow afternoon to st Joseph's |
cemetery.
1.-THE funeral of Elizabeth, the nine |
months old daughter of William Brick. |
of SO Pemberton street, was held at 1
O'Clock yesterday afternoon to ST
Joseph's cemetery.
William II. Lynch and Miss Mary c.
White were married at the Immaculate
| Conception church this morning by the
Rev Father Mulcahv. The best couple
were Frederick Hayes and Ellen Dunn
ply.
Conductor Harry Bunce and Engi-
neer Gene" Allen of the Naugatuck
division, spent Sunday at Rocky Point,
/ with the engineers Of the Providence
division, who were holding their annual
| clambake.
Margaret Murphy, the four months
old daughter of Michael Murphy of l5l
Baldwin street, died Yesterday after
mood of cholera infantum. The funeral
was held at 3 o'clock this afternoon to
St Joseph's cemetery.
The regular meeting of the board Of
fire commissioners will be held this
Ievening. The foremen of the different
companies will appear before the com
missioners with regard TO the rule of
the department forbidding the opening
of the engine house doors on Sunday.
A force of twelve men from the quar-
termaster's department left Hartford
this morning for the state military
rendezvous at Mantle. where they will
be engaged for the next three weeks in
getting the camp in readiness for the
annual weeks outing of the c. y. &.
Mrs Thomas Deely. who lives at the
corner of Union and South Elm streets.
while hanging out clothes this morning
slipped and fell down a flight of stairs
receiving several severe cuts on the face
and forehead. DR. Hayes attended 10 the
wounds.
The funeral of James Kelly was at
tended Yesterday from the residence Of
P. c. Kelly, Livery street. to the
church Of the Immaculate conception.
The bearers were William Duncan, Pat
rick McWhinnie Edward CUNNINGHAM.
John w. Mcmahon, Matthew Duggan
and Patrick Boylan.
The New Haven News speaking of the
, Waterbury excursionists to Savin Rock
Saturday says: They huddled within
the rooted structure until the storm
cleared at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon,
when they made things lively and made
up for their temporary isolation bv in
dulging in every form of amusement
afforded. 1t was voted to be the best
lpaying crowd of the season for their
hours of pleasure. The party arrived
home at seasonable hour and all voted
it good time, even though it did rain.
The American band will give a con-
cert on the green this evening, begin
ming at o'clock, when the following
programme will be rendered: March,
Rear Guard" Laurendean overture.
The Jolly Robbers, Won Suppe: grand
. selection from "Trovotore, Verdi con-
cert valse. Die Grafenberger," Gungl ;
! Quadrille," Keno" Laurendsan NV
+ Sweetheart's the Man in the Moon" and
Tip Your Hat to Nellie :" "Trip to
chinatown" Gaunt Star Spangled
Banner"
Patrick Cahill and James Foley in
dulged in a free fight Saturday night
= and it cost each just s. this morning.
Michael Diskon fer drunkenness was
fiued IS and costs. Charles RYDER for
drunkenness was fined So William II.
Northrop for drunkenness had his case
nolled. His friends intend TO send him
to the Kelley Institute. The cases
ta0ai0st Martin naItop or5 I-Iro.l
Brady, charged with keeping houses of
i'll fame. were continued until Wednes-
day. The case against John Urvan for
assault, committed in Polish saloon in
Brooklyn, was continued until August
1t is once more rumored that the Mer-
iden division of the New England rail,
road has been, or is about to be sold to
the Consolidated road. Such a rumor
has been the rounds so often that little
Z credence is given to this one, but an
inquiry would tend to show that there
is probability that such a transfer Is
under consideration by the two compan-
les. One of the stock helpers of the CON
Solidsted road in speaking of this matter
said: Negotiations have been in progress
for several days for the sale of the road
, The overtures have been made from the
New England side. would not he
- surprised il deal was made to include
the entire New England system and not
the Meriden division alone.
The marriage is announced of Edward
Gardner Lewis of Bridgeport, wei
known travelling salesman for the Wa
terbury Watch Co, and Mable G. Wei
lington of London. There is a tinge OF
romance connected with the marriage
!, The young couple met for the first time
four years ago, while Mr. Lewis was
"A travelling in the south. 1t was a case OF
= love at first sight, but the lsdy's aunt
who washer guardian, would not con
Sent to the proposed marriage. 4 few
months ago Mrs Wellington and hel
ward decided upon a trip through tht
south. Fortunately. as he thought. the
ardent young lover found that his bust
also demanded a trip south, and tn,
match spun along merrily until a few
days before May 20. when the aunt dice
leaving the young lady without a pro
tector. Then the marriage followed.