Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-25
CITY NEWS.

fSelSArSalS nave been begun DS luS l Sacred Heart church choir upon Cima- | rosa's grand military mass. The contract for building the new | Normal school at Willimantic has been | awarded to Tracy Brothers. Mir and Mrs Martin Cunningham of 40 Baldwin avenue! are the happy pa rents of a ten-pound boy, born this morning. The Young Ladies' sodality of the l church of the Immaculate Conception i will meet this evening at St Patrick $ hall, at 8 o'clock. Annie Tehan, aged 16 months, daugh- ter of Patrick Tehan of Ridge street, died this morning of cholera infantum. The funeral will be held tomorrow af- ternoon.
 James F. Brennan, the 10-months- old child of Mir and Mrs Dennis Brennan of 20 South street, died last night The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon.
 Cards are out for the wedding of George J. Funck of Bristol and Miss Nellie Agnes Parsons of this city. The ceremony will he performed in St Johns si church. Wednesday evening" September
 The New York X New England rail road is continuing its policy of retrench- ment. The dismissal of employees duSs ing the past week is estimated to amount to nearly 800,
 Constable w. J. Rigney captured, near Melrose, N. Y., yesterday, horse and wagon of his which were stolen from a farm in Woodtick, August II. The thief, who is said to be Bill Taylor of Hotchkissville, took to the woods and escaped.
 The road board will hold a special | tn faE Ea the petition of the Southern New Eng ! land Telephone Go for permission to open certain streets of the city for the purpose of laying underground wires.
 Prosecuting Attorney O'Nelll handed to city Sheriff Mcdonald to-day large number of warrants for the arrest of lof those property owners who were notified to repair their sidewalks before July 15 and who have failed to comply with the orders of the court of common council.
 After the funeral of Rt Rev Bishop McMahon yesterday, the diocesan con , lsultors and permanent pastors met and | selected three names as their choice fol n successor to the late bishop These , names will be submitted to the bishCp: E of the province and finally to Pope Let for approval.
 1T The St Baromeus Verein connected n | If following officers: President, Leo c Herr; vice president, w. Hermann; cor responding secretary, F. F. PrObst; tinan cisl secretary, Rev Dr Martin; treasurer !, F. J. Pytlick; sergeant-at-a J. SGhat fer; chaplain, Rev Dr Martin: standing committee, Otto ]. Hermann and F. Herr.
 General Superintendent Baker of tn Southern New England Telephone com has st tN ha al telephone directory of the state. In be has incorporated thoughtful improve 's, ments, so that subscribers can find wha they are looking for at a glance. It cut on the margin of the local divisio and the corner of each page is markG and it is also indeXed.
 The excursion to Boston over tn New England road, which was incol rectly mentioned in last nights DEMC ). ICRAT to take place to-day, will leav this city tomorrow morning at 1:1. The tickets will be good returning On a - regular trains Monday. The fare $1.75 and includes a trip to Nantaske |, beach, Bass Point, Nahant or admissio to the ball game between the Bosto and Cleveland clubs.
 ,ol Constable Rigney this morning al so rested man on East Main street, wh rs, was driving very jaded looking hors attached to carriage having no Cust nd ions or curtains. The man gave hi name as Shorer Murnan, and said was from Terryville. He told two C three different stories about the t5an The constable put the horse in his stabl and locked the man up until he COul hear from Terry vile.
 The funeral of Julia Coughlin W, held at 9 o'clock this morning, from ht - late residence, 23 Taylor street, 10 u IN Sacred Heart church, where q r,quiCl 1N high mass was celebrated by the Re Father Treanor. The pail bearers. a first cousins of the deceased, wer John, William and Daniel McGrath ,J ol and Edward Dolan and William Hogan }. Interment was in St Joseph's cemeter 'uI Madame St Stanislaus, who f,
 twenty years has been connected wit al- the Convent of Notre Dame in this cit
 yesterday received notice of her a lo pointment as mother superior of the il
 stitution. Very Rev Mother St August
 who has been acting superior of Not = Dame for the past year, and Madame {
 Aimie, teacher of arts, have been callt an to the mother house at Montrea
 Madame St Dionese, one of the teache
 of music, has been assigned to the i D. stitution at Providence. The new s
 perior by experience and natural quaI
 6cations is peculiarly well fitted for u
 responsible position for which she h
 been selected and under her dreCtiC
 the convent will undoubtedly maiuta
 the high standard of excellence which
 has so long enjoyed.
 In the police court this morning |
 only one to occupy the box was
 Is year old girl whose home is
 South Main street. She was Charg
 with lescivious carriage and W
 brought in by Officer J. Brickel at 12:
 last night. She had been down to cap summer garden in the rear of a salot nd on lower Bank street in company wi or 6 man of twice her age. Her fath ore, was not present at the opening of cou
 and Judge Root appointed NJ. F. C.
 mody as her guardian. A youl
 Italian boy testified that he had SC
 her in 8 very compromising positic
 Her father came into court during
 progress and endeavored to have her c
 cused saying that young man in t
 vicinity of her home called her ha
 names and drove her to staying o
 nf0 nd lar