Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-04
A. I. chatfield and family left this after

Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain followed by clearing weather on Thursday; slight change in temperature.
 The regular meeting of the road and sewer boards will be held this evening. The bids will be open for the extension of the sewer to point below the Washington bridge.
 The funeral of Mrs Michael O'Donnen took place this morning from her hus- bands residence, 3S Fuller street, to the church of the Immaculate Conception. The pallbearers were Thomas Ferris, Rob ert Parker, James Parker, James ODon- nell, Timothy killeher and Maurice Haley. Interment was in St Josephs cemetery.
 D. J. Blackburn of Durango, Colorado is visiting his sister in this city. MT Blackburn formerly lived in Bristol, but went west several years ago, where he has acquired considerable property. He is an out-and-out silver man and cannot under stand why his friends in the east are not of the same mind he is on the question.
 The funeral of Mrs Ellen Halpin took place from her late residence on Canal street this morning to St Patricks church, where Rev Father Duggan sung mass of requiem. The employees of E. R. Davis sent beautiful floral pillow. The pail bearers were: John Sautereau, Patrick Tully John Linahnn, Roger Lynch, James Halpin and Jeremiah HefTernan, Inter- ment was in Calvary cemetery.
 James Lango of this city captured second prize in the two mile handicap bi- cycle race at the Danbury fair yesterday The prize, n handsome silver teaset valued at S75, is on exhibition in P. J. Bolans window. The first prize was won by the scratch man, E. A. Nelson of Springfield. Lango started from the 230 yards mark, (. T. Nrlssn, brother of the winner, took third prize, starting from the same mark as LanGo.
 The list of jurors drawn for the coming term of the district court consists of the following: Waterbury. John Ryan, Charles Frost; Naugatuck, Thomas Nor throp. Clarence O'Brien: Prospect, Stephen A: Talmadge. Morris Bergen: Southbury, William H. Wakelee, Everett S. Platt Watertown, Merritt C. Skilton. Edwin T. Crittenden; Wolcott, J. Henry GarrisuS. Evelyn NJ. UpSon; Middlebury. Charles B. Smith, sGeorge F. Abbott: ThomaSton. Morris Humiston, Reuben Barnes; Wood bury, Edgar V. Burr. Corydon (. Gris- wold
 M. J. Daily returned from Montreal last night. where he had been summoned by the nuns of Longe Point asylum in whose care Mir Daily placed his insane wife some time ago. The woman's brother wants to have her released and Mir Daily made d proposition to place his wife in her brothers care paying all expenses for her maintenance, if the latter would give a bond guaranteeing that she would receive proper treatment. Since being taken to Montreal Mrs Daily has exhibited many evidences of insanity one of which is the constant dread of being poisoned.
 A new deal has been made with regard to the old b.ilding at the corner of EN- change place and West Main street For some time past certain parties have hecn trying to secure lease of the two places now occupied by the Western Union tele- 1 gruph office and Frank D. Fagan's barber shop. An agreement was made to-day, by | which the two places will be thrown into one, and an entrance made from the cor ner. The place will be fitted up as d cafe, ! which will be under the management ot ! Miles F. Connolly. The present occu- pants are to vacate by November l
 Mayor Webster presided at the regular meeting of the board of police commits SionerS last evening and all the members of the board were present. The bills fol the past month were ordered paid. Chiei l EGan report was read and accepted The . report places the whole number of arrest, . at Ills, whole number cases 149: males 137 IehlItS l@. causes of arrest: assault 20 breach of peace 2l, burglary ,, carrying concealed weapons ?, common drunkarls ' cruelty to animals ,, contempt of court or capias ,. defraudinG ,, embezzlement 1 . indecent exposure l, lntoXicatIon Ct. ma hclous injury to buildings l. neglected anG dependent children l. peddling without license 3, resistance to officers 1, theft 9 vagrancy I, violation of license law 6 Total 149. Disposition of arrested Alp pealed to district court 15, bound over tc the superior ?, bonds calledI, committed to county jail B. committed to reform school l, committed to county home 1 discharged by chief of police ? not guilt, 5,nolled by prosecuting attorney $. pait fines and costs r, sentence suspended l9 turned over to officers of other towns 1.