Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-12-07

mas5eS VIII DC celeDEdItu dI OsOO hLiu Q o'clock tomorrow in St Cecilia's church. The mission will begin in St Cecilia's at the 10:30 mass Sunday.
 Joe Hatton. who was stabbed yesterday by an Italian is out to-day almost as good as new. The published report that he was in critical condition was enterpris- ing, but hardly in accordance with facts.
 The funeral of Willis P. Leach will take place from his late residence on South Main street at II o'clock tomorrow morning. Interment will be at Mill Plain Undertaker Wake has charge of the rs- mains.
 In the superior court at New Haven to- day F. J. Kingsbury of Waterbury and Mir Davidson of Bethany were appointed com missioners to apportion damages to New Haven and Derby by the abolition of the Derby turnpike.
 S. s. Painter the DEMOCRAT pressnan. | had his right hand caught in a job press this morning. The two middle fingers were badly crushed. Dr Robbins rem dered surgical aid and amputa'ion. will | probably be unnecessary.
 The selectmen to-day granted A license to the Waterbury Brass Go for the right to own and manufacture explosive compounds ! | in a building yet to be described. within | the statute which provides for such cases, and the price paid was 5.
 The remains of Miss Mary Lynch. who di ed in Pawtucket Tuesday morning. ar rived in Waterbury on the 2:l0 train at the New England station this afternoon. The Rev William Lynch. brother of the deceased. and all the members of tho fam lily. accompanied the body. When the train reached the depot a large crowd of relatives and friends of the family were in waiting among them being the Rev Fathers Kennedy and Downey. The re- mains were placed in Undertaken the church of the Immaculate Con- ception, where the services were conducted by Very Rev J. A. Mulcahy The floral tributes that accompanied the remains were very beautiful, including q handsome Tyre from the choir of St 1 Mary's church inscribed Our Member. " Among the floral tributes from friends in this city was p-etty wreath from the godmother of the deceased. Miss Sarah 4. White of Denny street The pallbearers were Michael Guilfoile. Patrick Gerrity | Michael kennarney. John Lynch. Charlr $ O'Connor and J. T. Dunn ICterment was in St Josepb's cemetery.
 The fune al of Christopher k. kilbride was largely attended at 9 o'clock this morning from his late residence, 2S Mat tatuck street, to the church of the 1m- maculate Conception, where a mass of re- quiem was celebrated by Vicar General !. | A Mulcahy. There was large number of local druggists and physicians in at | tendance. The different societI,s with which the deceased had been connected seemed to vie with each other in an effort to do honor 10 the remains of their de- ceased friend and associate Rose Hill Hose Go. No , turned out in full uniform. and Barcelona Council, k. Cf C.. and Court 1 Martin Hellmann. A O. |. of A, were well represented The floral tributes in- cluded some of the handsomest pieces put up in the local greenhouses in some time. Florist Dallas spent all yesterday after l noon preparing large basket on an easel the gift of the Rose Hill Hose Co. \ fire maE $ trumpit. with the initials of the company We're beautifully shown. It was composed of roses. carnations and Roman hyacinths and was very beautiful. \ stand ing column surmounted bv a dove. the gift of James A Hynts Dr E. A. O'IInra, F. L Donahue. Fred Furniss, +, l.. Mc(iuire and William Shepard The druggists made unique offering. It consisted of n stand 1 ing clock with the hands on the dial pointing to 1O:3O. Court Martin Hellmaun, A O F. of A. sent handsome pillow ot roses. Barcelona Councils offering was a beautiful standing cross. Aside from these was il large number of pretty pieces con- tributed by relatives and friends so many that UndeTtlkers Btrgin & Sons found 1t necessary to use a wagon for their rece . tion. The active pallbearers were: from Rose Hill Hose Go, No ,. John Bowling and Thomas Fiaherty; from Barcelona Council. k. of C. Thomas r. McCann and August Coward; from Court Martin He'll mann. A. O. r. of A. X II. GuIlfoile and r. L McGuire. The honorary bearers were: From Barcelona council. as follows: Past Grand Knights Thomas Barrett. John C. Thompson, Treasurer Thomas Kane and Grand Knight Walter Wall lntermeut was in the family plot at St Joseph's ceme- l teTy.