Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-23
CITY NEWS.
nandr frsa Saturday,.


 "The Two Sisters at the opera house this evening
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Cloudy i and threatening. fair on We tuesday. sta- tionary temperature, east 10 south winds.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Keenan will | take place from her late residence, 200 | Cherry street. at g o'clock tomorrow morn- ing.
 Free Harvey of this city and Cal O'Brien ] of Naugatuck will play a match game Of pool at Dan Ton pkinson's. Union City, to- night.
 Rev. Thomas Broderlck of Hartford and Rev. Father Quinn of Collinsville were the guests of Vicar General Mulcahy last night
 John W. Gaffney said today that there was no truth in the statement that hls firm had been sued for SIG. 900 for injuries to a workman.
 The funeral of Albertina Bresnahan took place from the residence of her parents at , o'clock this afternoon with interment Tn St Joseph's cemetery.
 At the meeting of the Homeopathic Medical association of Connecticut held in Meriden to-day, Dr Anna F. Donahue of this city was admitted to membership.
 Look out fer thieves. Yesterday after noon the room of John E. Harbourne, who boards at I96 North Main street. was en- tered and clothing and other articles stolen to the amount of S2O0.
 Harris Kaufman of this city, who YVES arrested Saturday on A civil suit brought by Frank Nussenboltz of New Haven, was released to-day. The case will probably be settled.
 The case of L. J. Atwood against N. J. Al John W. Booth of Waterbury. was with drawn from the superior court to-day. The matter will be settled out of court.
 Miss Mary J. Mack and William R. Magee were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents on North Main street, the Rev. F. D. Buckley of Trinity church officiating.
 Reeistrar-elect H. J. Flanagan gave his friends a ratification coon supper at the Park house last night. About sixty peo- ple were present and the affair was one of the great social events of the season. Mrs Ellen Dunn. aged 66 years. died at her residence. If Seery place, last night The deceased was the mother of Fish Dealer John T. Dunn and of Miss Nellie Dunn and Mrs John Savage. The funeral will take place at 1O:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Free candy at A. & P. Tea Go.
 This morning Undertaken J. H. Null vile removed tho remains of James Gahan of Bishop street, who died recently and was buried in Calvary cemetery. to Cha tanville, Columbia county, New York, the former home of the de ceased, where they will be inferred in the local Catholic cem- etery.
 There will be joint meeting of the two | IL. .n, Al .,, the Lilley block at 8 o'clock tomorrow arrange for a tig ratification meeting. when all the nominees of the party will be | brought to Waterbury. An effort will be made to secure the services of T. V. Pow derly.
 | John Brown, employed by Patrick Thompson, was arrested this afternoon by Officer Healey. The complaint was viola | ting a city ordinance. Contractor Thomp- son has been blasting out cellar at the Washington school, and John Brown, who is in charge. used dynamite so carelessly that the windows in several houses were | shattered.
 l Thomas Mccormack for drunkenness | was tined s this morning. Judge Root said that the three boys. Wilfred VIncelet. William Loisan and Joseph Laudran who I edly guilty and should he punished He fined each slO. James Carolan. who was | fined yesterday for drunkenness, was not 1 the James Carolan who lives at 62 Ayers.
 At a meeting of the committee on public lands and buildings, held in the aldermaniC chamber last night, bids were opened for the repairing of tbe walks on the green as follows Reid < Byrnes. S5 cents A square yard; A. Willmont of Torrington, S5 cents William Mccarthy, 70 cents; Patrick E Pierce, 69 cents. The contract was awarded to MT. Pierce.
 There was another large audience at S Cecilla's fair last night. The three legged race was won by Gkorge Herr and Pbili, Rudolph. St Cecilia's choir sang well ant responded to an encore. William Hughes sang and WAS encored. To-nigh the Chimes of Normandy" company vii render selt ctions from that opera and S CecIlla's dramatic club will present al afterpiece entitled "Sixes and Seyens."
 Lewis Atwood of Woodbury and an olC nsighbor. Henry Buckingham. wer, driving down Union street this afternoon
 when a dumpcart going up the stree crossed directly in front of them, locked into one of their forward wheels and over turned the business wagon they were rid | ing in and threw both men out. Bucking
 ham struck head hrst on the curDstone an'
 received bad gash under the eye anG was otherwise bruised. Atwood receive,
 A deep cut on the cheek They went t
 Dr McAvoy's office uhere they had thei
 wounds dressed. The horse in the mean
 time had freed himself from the wagon
 which was badly wrecked.
 While at work on the dam of the rev
 water works yesterday afternoon. a der
 rick fell. striking Patrick Tuhey ant Dennis Dunn, the former receiving compound comminuted fracture of his l, f
 arm and deep lsceration on the foot. anC the latter sustaining a dislocation of tn left shoulder and bad gssh on the uppe
 lip. Both men were taken to Thomaston where Dr Goodwin rendered surgical aid after which they were removed to tn
 Waterbury hospital. On examination
 Doctors Castle and Barker found that tn
 bones in Tuhey's arm protruded an inch
 It was a serious accident for both men an it is feared that smputation may be nece' [ sary in the case of the injured arm ( , Tuhey.
 Strong Man at NJ. J. CUIoty's.