Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-05
CITY NEWS.

porter.
Company E, Hibernian lilies, will
| hold special meeting at II 30 to-mor-
row morning.
Two cars of freight train on the New
England road jumped the track Yester
day at Danbury. Travel was delayed
for over an hour.
The funeral of Adeline Nickers,
daughter of Michael Nickers of Hope
Vile, was held at . O'Clock this afternoon
to st Joseph's cemetery.
Private Thomas F. Lawlor was APP
pointed as corporal, vice Frank NJ. Hud-
ner, term expired, at the meeting Of
company G last evening.
The Simonsville Methodist and Baptist
and the St Paul's NJ. E. church Sunday
school will hold their annual picnic at
High Rock grove next Tuesday.
Amelia Guertin, aged nine months,
died last night at the residence of her
parents, GAG South Main street. The
funeral took place at II o'clock this
morning.
Mary Lynch, aged one year, daughter
of Thomas Lynch of % Cole street, died
last night of cholera infantum. The
funeral was held at o'clock this after
noon to st Joseph's cemetery.
The twenty-fourth annual reunion of
Co.'S 1, B and the band of the First Con-
necticut heavy artillery, will be held at
Pleasure Beach, near Bridgeport. on
Wednesday, August 16.
Forty-one more employees in the ma
chine shops and ten employees in the
, locomotive repair shop of the New York
& New England railroad at East Hart
ford were dismissed yesterday after
noon.
The typographical maps of Connecti-
cut, which are being printed in Wash
ington, will, it is expected, be finished
in few weeks. There will be two sizes
OF the maps. one about nine feet long
and costing s., and the other about half
as long.
The Goethe encampment L. O. r NJ.
will spend tomorrow at Hellmann's
farm. There will be a line spread and
several amusing athletic contests
Buses will leave at 10 a. m. u IN. and
lie p. m. from the corner of Grand and
Bank streets.
The anniversary of the conservation
of Bishop Mcmahon will be solemnly
celebrated in Hartford Wednesday
August 10, with pontifical high mass al
\ 1890 o'clock in the morning. A large
number Of the priests of the diocese
will be present
Albert Gates, 30 years old, a brakeman
|, on an east bound work train on the New
York and New England road, was killed
:, by striking bridge near Terryville a.
u zoos last night. His skull was fractured
IL and his neck broken. Gates leaves
y wife and family in Albany, n. Y.
The Rose Hill social club will hold it.
annual clambake at Lake Quassapauc
Tomorrow. The committee of arrange
ments consists of G. a. Gibson. NJ j
ISmith, D. J. Murphy and w. A Cutler
how
pared. The buses will leave from il
front of the clubs rooms at Q O'Clock anC
dinner will be served about 1870.
The man who was killed by a freigh
IT train at Meriden Thursday night, Will,
trying to steal a ride on the bumpers
was Albert Morton, son of Town Clerl
Morton of New Britain. He was a viii,
boy and would not remain at home
Two years ago he lived in Waterbur,
and skipped out with one of E. H
0again's teams. He was arrested, but tn
). case was settled by his father.
The result of the recent examination
for teachers certificates for the dstric
= schools is given by Chairman Bassett
Out of the thirteen candidates to tax
! the examination only three failed t
. pass. The names of the successful one
are as follows: Frances E. Bowes. Clart
! A. Cowan, Margaret Cowan, Margare
It r. Fitzpatrick, Josephine Kellaher
II Hattie E. Kershaw. Sarah L. Middle
# brook, Ruth NJ. Root. Elizabeth A
Sweeney, Elizabeth a. Walsh.
Barnard Calvin. a quarryman en-
ployed at the stone crusher in Cheshire
met with an accident last night whicl
will disable him for some time. He wa
N working overtime and had drilled a hoI
= and was about to insert a primed cart
ridge when it exploded splitting tn
palm, trhee fingers and the thumb o
= his left hand. He had the wound dress
y ed in Cheshire. This morning the select
n men sent him to the hospital.
Captain George a. Cornell of tn
quartermaster- generals office, with
force of about thirty men is busiIy en-
= gagged at the state camp ground prepar
ing the camp for the brigade which vii
live there from August p for six DAYS
The camp has been geometrically lai,
out, all the tent floors are in position
and the men have begun to put UP tn,
tents. In all about LOO tents will b
erected, of which % are new improve,
pr common tents.
There is one thing that dullness O
trade is doing for all kinds of business
It is seen in the improvements that ar
taking place. This could not be don
II business was brisk. Curran. the dr.,
goods man. is going to try and improv
the condition OF his place. First h
y intends to have a cheap sale to clea
out as much of the stock as possible be
fore rearranging it. as his store is by NJ
means adapted to handle the amount O
business that is done in it.
A young man named D. T. Malone,
went into Dentist Warnes' office thi
morning to have a tooth extracted
While the doctor and his assistant wer
busy over him, a member of the tram
fraternity meandered in, and asked TO
/ charity. He was refused and nothin
> more was thought of him until the wori
was completed, when the patient foun
ID that his hat was gone. So was the tram
and both are still missing. DIR Warne
awaitslwith anx;e'y the next tramp look
- ing for charity.
Miss Lizzie Clark of Bridgeport, on
of the victims of the accident on LAX
George yesterday by which nine peopl
were drowned, was the daughter of M
and Mrs Thomas Clark, who live in thi
city, in DR. Donahue's block on Eas
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