Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-11-11
CITY NEWS.

bate court to-day.
The Rev Father Dugsan will deliver a
lecture in st Patrick's church
at 7:So O'Clock tomorrow evening.
Elva Miller. aged four years, daughter
of John c. Miller Of 2S5 Hillside avenue,
died last night of scarlet fever.
A carload of rocking chairs arrived at
Phelan's tea store this morning it is the
neatest present ever given with one pound
Of baking powder.
Orviss E Dutton died at his home in
New Haven yesterday. He lived in Wa
terbury from 1881 to 1856 and was mem
Der of Townsend lodge. l. o. q. +.
Supreme Court Ranger Lewis Thorne of
California has appointed j. ]. Mcdonald
deputy supreme chief ranger of the A. 0.
F Of \. for the state of Connecticut
County Health Officer c. E. Hoadley
Yesterday distributed to the several health
officers Of the state copies of a manual of
statutes of Connecticut relating to the pub
lie health.
Only two assignments were made in the
district court this morning, Casey VS. the
city. on Thursday. November IL and
DouSherty vs. Wolff, on Friday. November
IL
The funeral Of George Foley was held
from the residence of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Michael Foley, 50 Kingshury street,
at o'clock this afternoon to Calvary
cemetery.
Officials Of the Naugatuck road in this
city say that they have not been notified of
the proposed diseontinuance of the midday
train from Bridgeport. They do not be
lieve the train will be taken off
f j Firms store is one of the neatest in
the city. and his stock of boots, shoes,
slippers and footwear of every description
is complete in every particular, Go there
to night and buy pair of his first class
shoes Perfect fit.
James ODonnell. aged twenty-eight
years died last night ut his home, IS
Fuller street The funeral will take place
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with
services in the immaculate Conception
church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
An item in the Democrat yesterday
stated that Attorney ST GERMAN would To-
cate in the office of Judge Lowe. Attorney
Lowe denies this and says he distinctly
| told Mr. st German he wanted no one in
his office. The information contained in
the item yesterday was furnished to the
DEMocR>r by Attorney st German him
| self
Every reader of the DEMO- RAT. who is
an elcctur. should attend the town meet.
ing on Monday evening. An attempt will
be made by the selectmen, it is said. to Sc
cure Il large appropriation for carrying on
work on the highways to give work to the
unemployed. The selectmen already have
-, 900 in their hands for that purpose
Why do they not use il
4 new temperance society will be organ
lied on Sunday November 10. at O'Clock
in the afternoon. The membership will ht
confined to the Immaculate Conception
parish and the benevolent features common
| to temperance societies will have ne
place in the constitution. 1t is expected
that comfortable rooms will be fitted NJ
where the members may spend s0cia
| evening.
Mrs Margaret Quinn. widow Of William
Quinn, died nj her home in Hartford yes
terday morning of heart trouble after an i'll
ness of few hours. Mrs Quinn was a
wears old and had lived in Hartford 70
fifty wears She was the mother Of Fathe
j ]. Quinn of Collinsville and of Siste
Mary RoSalie OF the Convent of Mercy il
New Britain and was aunt Of Rev ]. \
Mulcahy of this city. The funeral will b,
held on Monday.
The annual parish fair Of the Sacrct
Heart church will open in City hall mex
Tuesday evening. Valuable door prize,
will be gwen each evening. Bergen's or
chestra will furnish music for dancing ant
Uffendale will prompt. The church chou
will be heard in new selections on til,
opening night and the other attraction,
will be noticed later on, The admission
will be fifteen cents. The FaiI Reporte
will be published as usual
Foncine. the two wears old daughter O
Joe Capprio. an Italian laborer. living Il
465 East Main street. was perhaps fatal,
burned Mt about 3 o'clock this afternoon
The child with others was playing about
a lot of old papers to the blaze her skirt
caught fire Her mother heard tn
screams and tore her clothes off. bu
hardly in time to save her from inhalin
the flames. The mothers hands are hadl
hhstered. DIR Donahue is attedding tn
suffering and perhaps dying child.
The Regular Fourth Ward Democrats
club formerly of Pleasant street. held Al
enthusiastic meeting last night at thei
new quarters, corner of River and Libert
streets Fifty-three applications for men
bership were received. All voters Of tn
fourth ward deSirous of becoming men
bcrs are invited to attend the next reSy
lar meeting which will take place on FIR
day evening. November "a. when III
election Of officers will take place and til
matter of adopting bylaws will be di
cuSSed.
At the meeting Of the water supply con
uittee last evening bids were received fl
the grading for 5000 feet of pipe line frol
Jericho bridge north. The bids were: l
Contalh. SG.65o; Edward McManu.
>5.+40; F. \. Caldwell. New Britain
81. 80; Henry Boylan. Sc, $50; Bahcocl
Leary L Co. Winsted. s.. 100; Patric
Thompson. Sc, 400: George 5. Abbot
$50; James Sutton. 81 200. The cor
tract was awarded to Mr. Sutton. The COZ
tract Ia furnish the cast iron pipe wa
, awarded to the Chattanooga Foundry an
, Pipe works for Sl50,32o
The funeral of Richard Burns was hel
at 30 this morning to ST Patrick'S churcl
where requiem high mass was celebrate
by the Rev Father DuSgan. The pal
? bearers were: Dennis kilduff, John Burn.
, Peter Lawlor, John kennaugh and job
Duff. The employees of the America
, Mills Co sent two floral pieces. Gates \
jar" and Crescent" The employees {
the nickel plating room of the Waterbur
Manufacturing Co sent a sheaf Of whes
with sickle filled with cut flowers. an
there was beautiful pillow, wreath an
sheaf Of wheat from the sons of the d,
ceased. Interment was in st Joseph
cemetery.
Two important trials are going on b,
fore Judge Badstreet in the district cou
to-day On May 30, 1892. AS the worl
men in Holmes, Booth Il Haydens' Wei
entering the factory. about O'Clock in III
afternoon. an engine on the SaugatuC
road was making a flying switch at IL
crossing near the factory. A box ca
which was sent flying over the crossing
struck an Italian named Nioolangelo Pom
ponio running over him, and also struc
John Ioughlan. The italian died on Jun
, Loughlan has been an invalid sine
and. ii is alleged. is permanently disable'
Germaio Pomponio. father of the dea
man, was appointed administrator of h
astnta H. sIIAd thrnnnh his nttnrneN. {