Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-02-15
CITY NEWS.
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union will be held in Labor hall at 9:3O to night.
 The funeral of Maria Elizabeth Harris of 100 Round Hill street took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
 Rev P J. Kennedy of the Immaculate Conception church preached the lenten sermon in GuilfOrd last night.
 An evening with David Copperfeld," |" by Charles F. Un&erhill. impersonator, at the First Congregational church tonight.
 The state Register and Manual for 1Sg4. which has been compiled in the state secretary's office, will be issued this week.
 The funeral of Frances May Murnane the residence of her parents, 10 Spring street.
 In the district court room to-day the icy sidewalk case of NJ. Carmody .vs the city, Was heard before Judge Bradstrect. Decis- ion reserved.
 The funeral of William Larkin will be held from Bergins undertaking rooms at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning to the church of the Immaculate Conception.
 The members of St Johns church choir enjoyed a sleighride to Thomaston yester- day afternoon, and on their return had supper aI lHe ptIlSu uOuSt'
 The treasurer of the Mills meeting com mlttee reports that the expenses of the re- vival were between $500 and $500 and out of this S1O0 yet remains to be collected.
 The case of Lillian Morrissey vs Edward J. Mcrrissey, both of this city, for divorce, will be heard in New Haven tomorrow. The witnesses are Marshal P. Gum, Frank S Phelps and George Kilmer.
 Assistant Postmaster Daniel E. Fitzpat- rick has returned from Washington. He was attending to his duties as usual this afternoon and greeted the reporter cordi- ally. but would not talk concerning the pOStmastershlp
 Suit has been brought against David H. Hayes by Pierpont Brothers for S1 zoo. Mrs Alice Fruin was garnisheed in the case last evening. attachment papers being served by Constable OBrien. Constable O'Brien also served papers in attach ment for $500 for Edward McGrath on William L. Fruin. Mrs Alice Fruin was also garnisheed in this case.
 The snow scraper of the Naugatuck divi- sion was run over the road from Ansonia to Winsted, Tuesday, but south of Ansonia it was not needed. The scraper is attached to box freight car, hung underneath and  lever inside the car. Flanges are so ar ranged that the snow is taken from be- tween the rails and deposited outside of them.
 Janet Harper, aged 3S wears, died Mon day at the Connecticut hospital for the in sane, at AIiddletown. She had been an inmate of the institution for about fifteen years. The remains were brought to Wa terbury to-day by Undertaken York, and the funeral will be held at 1 o'clock Satur- day afternoon from the residence or Gil bert Duryee at Harper's ferry. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery.
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 A sleigh belonging to Henry Schlidgen of Unlon City was wrecked last night Mir Schlidgen hitched his team ill front of Lyra hall early in the evening. About midnight the sleigh was found on Walnut street. The horses were captured by Officer Ahcarn on East Main street and the robes and whip were found on Cherry street by Officer John Sullivan. It k supposed that the horses ran away with some young fcl- lows who took the turnout without leave.
 The followingofficcr were elected at the convention of the Grand Army, department of Connecticut, in Hartford today: De paltment commander, SelaL G. Bllkeman, Derby; senior Wee commander, John W. Brewer of Norwich; junior vice command CT, O W. Cornish of Waterbury: medical diIectcr, John A. Hutchinson of New Ha- ven: chaplain, George W. Warner of Wal lIngfurd. There Was considerable eXcIte- ment over the election of junior vice com mander.
 It doesn't look as if the attachments on the New England property in the East Hartford yards and in the shops and round house would be released very soon. The adjournment of the hearing on the matter has been postponed by request of the rail- road company, which agrees to pay all eX- penses in the matter. No move Is being made by the company to satisfy the claims made by those at whose instigation the at tIchments were placed and so long as the company pays the bills the rest of the parties interested are perfectly satisfied.
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 The police have been notified to be on the lookout for Edward Brotherson, six years old, who is wanted Ill Ashley, Pa. It is thought that the boy was abducted by an Italian organ grinder and that he is now collecting pennies for the strolling musician. The boy has dark brown hair, large brown eyes, straight teeth, and is straight and stouuy built. He wore black cap, plaId jacket and corduroy trOnsers. His stockings were not matched, one of them having a white foot The youth has quick temper but is easily pacifed. It Is also said that he Is served with strangers. On the back of his neck there Is d strawberry mark which is diff cult to see except in the strawberry season.
 The funeral of Lawrence Ruth was largely attended from his late residence, 1G Union street, to the church of the I'm maculate Conception at S:30 this morning. A mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev J. A.. Mulcahy. Among the out of town people present were: John J. Ruth and family, New Haven; Thomas Ruth, New Haven; Edward Carroll and family, Hartford; Patrick Bowling, New Haven; Miss Margaret Ruth, Ansonia; Mrs Horton and Henry Horton of Watertown, Mass; Joseph R. Carroll and family, East Hart ford; John O'Connor and family, Nauga- tuck. The pallbearers were: Patrick Holohan, Matthew Kennedy, John Ruth, New Haven; Edward J. Carroll, East Hartford; Charles O'Connor Nauga- tuck, and George OConnor, Naugatuck Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 The following order issued recently by Superintendent H. J. Quigg, of the western ulNlslon or the New England road Is the cause of considerable kicking along the road: On all trains conductors will start trains, from terminal stations only, from the rear platform of the rear car with whistle signal, then pass through their train and See that cars are properly lighted and ventilated, that traInmen are in posi- tion, passengers properly seated and com mence to collect tickets from head end of train." This affects all trains leaving Hartford going west and all trains going east whether the train starts from Fish kill, Waterbury, Bristol, or New Britain. It is said that in some cases conductors. under the new rule, "re unable to get through taking tickets before the train reaches q station and passengers skip of without giving up their tickets. The pub lie, in this case, are not the kickers, how ever.
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