Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-06
CITY NEWS.

and Wednesday. warmer on Wednesday.
 Marie Laura Gamache. aged 24 years. died at her residence. 96 Charles street, this morning.
 Costello will have the Hartford Courant for sale tomorrow morning at 6:3O. com ing by special train.
 A full rehearsal of the Sacred Heart church choir will be held at the residence of Mrs Lucien Wolff to- night.
 The Credit Clothing Co are showing a tine line of heavy and light suits and over coats for fall and winter.
 The ticket office of the New York X New England Railroad company at Fish kill was entered by burglars Sunday night and a number of tickets were stolen.
 John Uffendale. boy about fourteen years old, had punch driven through one of his fingers while at work on press at Benedict X Burnham's yesterday after noon. Dr Frost rendered surgical aid.
 Charles Smith of 24 Seymour street. an emplOye of Benedict X BurnhAm's. lost the index finger of his left hand while al work op power press Saturday afternoon Dr Frost attended him.
 Secretary Carlisle yesterday awarded tho contract for postoffice lock boxes. etc. fol the various public buildings throughout the United States for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1895, to the Yale & Towne MaE' ufacturiug company of Stamford.
 The annual dramatic entertainment o St Joseph's Total AbshneT ce society vii be given in Jacques opera house on Fri day evening. when the domestic ..drsmi and prologue in four acts. entitled Bound by an Oath" will be given Seats are now on sale at Duncan's phar macy, East Main street.
 The increase in freight business on tn, Consolidated road during the month O October has tesn 100 per cent over that O the same month in 1893. Then 40,00' cars were trInsp: red. Last month tn number of cars was S0.C00. There ha also been an increase in the passenge traffic.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Ahearl | took place from her late residence. 3 Stone street to St Patrick's church at S:3 | o'clock this morning. A mass of requieI was celebrated by the Rev J. Fl. Duggan | The pallbesrers were James Ryan, Patric | ri, rnan, Michael Ford and Thomas Bald win. Interment was Tn Calvary cemetery
 James Buchanan of 1S6 Division street an enploye of the E. J. Manville Machin Co, had an experience while hunting tn | other day which he is sure to remember a long as he lives. He went out gunning O Long hill and in taking aim at a squlrr, | turned his rifle into peculiar position s | that when he fired it kicked" and tn hammer came down on his nose, inflictin \ an ugly Gssh, which Dr Frost found necessary to put seven stitches ID to close
 The item in Saturdays DEMooRAr i I tn ha nf a herb discovered by MT Reed of Meade street has turned the attention of a larg number of people to the man and th medicine. Up to o'clock Sunday aftel noon ffty-two persons had called at hi house. Some came on crutches. others I teams and MT Reed gave out the medicin as long as it lasted. Since that time has received basketful of letters from a parts of the state asking about the cur, He says he is sorry now that he gave th number of his house, for his family bothered answering questions about it.
 Arthur O Shepardsop has been al pointed sup rintendent of the Waterbur Traction Co. succeeding E. A. Bradle, whose resignation was received some tim ago Since the consolidation of the Wi terbury Traction Co and the Connecticr Eleo tr.c Co the concern has had two ST | thorough electrician. has been superintenC ent of the light and motive departmer and NIT Bradley superintendent ot Il street railway department. The tw superinte0dencies have now been consol dated with MT Shepardscn as general sl perintendent. He Is also treasurer of th New England Engineering Go and
 trustee of the Dime Savings banA. N Bradley las been with the company sinC its organization and has been a popul, and efficient superintendent He has n' yet decided upon his future work.
 A strong effort is being made in th state to organize the machinlsts of Col necticut. At present the organization
 that trade Is nowhere hear as strong
 this vicinity as it should be. An 1T portant meeting was held in Hartfor Saturday. at which representatives of 6 the state lodges were present and a di tTict lodge was formed The object of il lodge Is tO control the interests of the loc lodges throughout Connecticut, Rho, IslanI and western Massachusetts and
 push the work 0: organization. Willia A Church of the Capitol City lodge pr sided at the meeting and officers We elected us follows: Master machinis
 W Morse of New Haven; foreman, Wlllia
 A Church of Hartford; secretary, Charl
 E4stOp of Ansonia; treasurer, $. Arr , strong of Derby. The lodges are branch of the International Association cf II : cbinIsts with headquarters at Richmon
 Va The annual meeting will be held
 May at New Haven.