Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1893-11-08
CITY NEWS.

on the estate of Alderman Il Baltrush this |
morning
The regular meeting of the Mutual Bene- |
fit association will take place tomorrow |
evening in G. A. r. block at 8 O'Clock, in |
room 10.
meeting of the Connecticut Probate |
assembly was held in Hartford to-day. |
Fifteen judges were present and discussed |
probate law.
Spiro i Freed. the pawnbrokers, will |
remove on Friday from IL East Main |
street. to Elkins & Wakes old stand OPP
posite Grand street.
Lucy, the six months old daughter of
Joseph Summa of Marley lane. died last
night. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon to St Joseph's cemetery
A. Dallas will give his third annual ex-
hibition of crysanthemums and other in
terestinS plants and flowers Mt his green
houses, 30 Union street. on November
and 10.
The remains We're taken in charge by
Undertaken Bergin. The funeral will be
held Friday morning, with services at St
Patrick's church and interment in Calvary
cemetery.
Maggie Preston. aged one year and nine
months, daughter of James Preston of 740
Baldwin street, died last night. The
funeral was held at 1880 this afternoon to
st Josephs cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Say took
/ place from her late residence, 100 Rail
road Hill street at o'clock this afternoon.
to st Patrick's church, with interment in st
Joseph's cemetery.
Mary Monahan, n little daughter of
James Monahan of 22l South Main street
fell down flight of stairs at her home
this afternoon. breaking her left arm. DIR
A>tclle rendered surgical aid.
The funeral of Mrs Ellen G.lrvey will
take place from her mothers residence,
POS East Main street, Mt . O'Clock to-
morrow morning with services in the I'M
maculate Conception church.
Sergeant Cox of the New Haven signal
station received special bulletin from
Washington to-day, announcing the APP
proach ofa severe storm. 1t is central ut
Cape Hatteras accompanied by heavy
northeast gales. Seamen along the New
England coast are warned to keep in har-
Dor.
have the benefit of the new y. NJ. c. A.
building. The fee is only 81 year for
the use of the bowling alleys, baths, gym
naSium, private locker, medical and physi-
cal examinations. etc. Full particulars
may be obtained at the association build
ing.
The annual ball of Sheridan council. X.
of c. will be held at City hall on the
evening of January 81, 1894. The COM
mittec of arrangements was appointed Mt
the meeting held last Sunday. Hereafter
Sheridan council will meet only once n
month, on the first Sunday afternoon in
each month ut 30 o'clock.
Joseph Bowe. aged 10 years. son of
John Bowe. 1872 River street. died sud
denly about 3 o'clock yesterday evening at
the residence of his parents. Medical
Examiner ANtelle attributed the cause of
death to heart failure. The boy had been
feeling unwell during the day but was
about as usual. The funeral will be held
at o clock tomorrow afternoon from the
house. with services in st Patrick's church
and interment in st Joseph's cemetery.
\ new rule has recently gone into effect
on the lines IF the New York. New Haven
4 Hartford road in relation to the ship
ping of cattle. horses or mules. All CON
signments of such animals. whether one or
more, must be accompanied by at least one
person TO see that the animals are properly
cared for. Such an attendant will appear
on the way bill. and be passed free with
the animals. Heretofore the presence of
such man has been optional with the
shipper. and when sent he has been pro
vlded with pass.
The following cases and motions were
placed on the short calender list for hear
ing in the district court Saturday: Plat
vs. y. Y. Il y. E. r. r., McGrath vs. same,
Wooster VS. same; motion in each case for
default for failure to file answer. Adam
son vs. Tong, motion for bonds. This is a
peculiar case, being a suit to recover dam
ages for failure to have shirt. collars and
cuffs Numbered in a stipulated time. Town
y
bury Savings bank vs. NJ. ]. Brennan;
: Judgment for foreclosure asked in each
case. Lee vs. O'Brien ct al. motion for
bond; Mccarthy vs. Tester. Strickland vs.
Wright, motion in each case for trial.
Officer Gaffey arrested Patrick Coleman.
painter from Waterbury, last night. The
house of Mrs Gallagher. No 1913 Main
street, is unoccupied at present and is be
ing painted. Coleman is working there
r and recently he left his boarding place and
e has slept in the house. The police were
notified that valise full of goods was in
the house and it was brought to the station
house as was also a horse blanket. Soon
after Coleman walked into the station
house 10 get the goods. They consisted OF
! pair of trousers, some ladies' underwear
etc. Coleman said he took the blanket
from market man and intended to return
il. He denied stealing the other goods
) Hartford Courant.
William Kelly who is better known by
the soubriquet of Red" was arrested lAs
night in the Abrigador district for drunk
o enness and breach of the peace. Unfortu
nately for Kelly he can absent himself
from the city for months. but on his re-
turn he seems TO always fall a victim t. hi.
!. old habit. He was given thirty days il
Jail on each complaint. He took an APP
peal but WAS informed that he could Ro
appeal on the drunk charge. He ther
o waNed eloquent. and said he had read the
o statutes as we'll as the court and he
o wanted to have the court understand thai
o he could appeal under the law. His elo
o quence did not save him, however.
Says the New Haven Union: Jamei
k Tango Is mystery. He entered the Vic
4 tor bicycle road race of two weeks ago
u paid his entrance fee and complied witt
y the other conditions. He was on hand a
the hour fixed for the race. started Will
the other wheelmen and won third prize
But he never claimed the prize. No on,
seemed to know him or from whence h.
came and after the race he disappeared n
= mystcriouslS as he had come He hat
given his residence as Meadow street, thi
city. but nothing is known of him at tn
number given. The managers of the race
still hold the prize won by him. He ha
never made personal application for it
There is much speculation among loca
n wheelmen regarding his identity Thi
y general belief is that he is an exper
U rider not known in this section and that h,
came here under an assumed name expect
ing to surprise local riders and distance al
competitors. He did not accomplish this
however. and finding that third place wa
), the best he could do, left the city in dis
II gust.
A The battle for temperance was carrie,