Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-17
CITY NEWS.

William Preston. late of the Bridgeport Union. has take position on the Sunday Globe.
 Dr J.F. Donahue and Druggist John F. Burns of New Britain were visitors in Wa terbury to-day.
 The state prison directors met this after noon and elected Rev Dighton Moses of | Granby chaplain.
 The Misses Annie and Katie Slater of South Main street have returned home after visit to friends at Amherst. Mass. Attorneys F. P. Brett and J. F. Holohan were appointed commissioners on the estate of Rolin Petrowsky this morning. Dr Brown of this city was married to- day at Mount Vernon. New York, to Miss Rma Rich~J
 s from Meadows End. where Wa \ ter CommisssoRsr-4Esax J. Starr is sum- mefing. state that his condition has iset s'aa- proved. He is considered a very sick man | The funeral of James Carey will take place from his late residence, 5 Mattatucs stre.t. at S:30 tomorrow morning with services at the Immaculate Conception church.
 Notice was published in the Watch fac tory to day that the works would shut down for the annual vacation on Saturday
 
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 William Walsh of 1.OO6 South Mair street, an employe at Benedict & Burn hams, got caught in a wire pointing ma chine this morning inflicting bad cut or the left arm. Dr Frost dressed the wound
 The New York, New Haven < Hartford rad has suffered several thousand dollars loss in freights in consequence of tn strike on the western roads. Many mer chants have not received supplies of good due a week ago, and it supposed that thel property has been destrayed.
 The judges of the supreme court of thi state have cleared up every case which ha been submitted to them. All the case they have heard have been decided b. them. hut there are eight decisions whicl have not yet been handed to the clerks o the courts. These eight decisions will b handed down in September.
 The Rev Dr Martin invites the presiden and secretaries of the societies which ar to be present at the laying of the corne stone of St Cecilia's new church. to atten a meeting at p. m next Friday Tn Barromaus hail. Lilley block. The meetin will take place to arrange for the assem bling and parade of societies previous to D. m, July %, the date of laying the col ner stone.
 The funeral of Catherine Curley too place from her late residence on Pleasau street to the church of the Immaculat Conception this morning. where a mass C requiem was celebrated by Rev Fatht Kennedy. The pallbearers were Joh Burgess. Edward Pearce, Henry Finn, gan, James Vickers. Patrick Ryder an Daniel Sullivan. IntermenI was in , Joseph's cemetery.
 > The headquarters of the Democratic a every eviinn.t in the Platt block are now opee , charge. All apRAEii,-F Ai F. Perkinson sa.k , is V change of residence and othSo oe mae interest to voters will receive pronpt tention. By sending in such infort ri ,, as soon as possible 1t will greatly fac L matters for the registrars and avoid h D trouble and inconvenience on election C
 About four hundred people pass through here on the New England road the excursion to the Hudson river. Abo seventy-fve went from this city, O hundred from Meriden and the remainC |. form other towns along the line. T party was in charge of Travelling Passt ger Agent Simmons. Baggage Mas HOugh of the local ofice was pressed il service and accompanied the party to { end of the route.
 Daniel McNulty. printer. we'll kno i in all the newspaper offices in this sta was touched" Saturday afternoon
 Is short S20 and is anxious to know W . was familiar enough with him to
 through his pockets while he was taxi bis siesta. McNulty went to Ansonia fir
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