Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-29
CITY NEWS.

cation at CLOCK this afternoon.
Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair
tonight and Sunday; warmer.
Miss Sadie McGrath of 81 South street
will spend New Years with friends III
Moodus.
The hearing on the application of
Eugene A. BenhamLfor insolvent benefits,
was held IN tie probate court to-day. He
was allowed $40.
O'Connell Literary aud Social club
will hold an important meeting as o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. All members are re-
quested to attend.
Mrs Mary Flood. aged 4S years. died at
her residence. Is Pleasant street, this
afternoon. The fuaeral will take place
Monday morning
II. i. Peterson. aged - years. died at
his home in Prospect yesterday morning.
The funeral will take place at the house at
10 o'clock Monday morning.
Phelan, the tea merchant, has rented
the store formerly occupied ny E J. Finn
on East Main street and will continue his
business there uEtIl further notice.
A few cases against persons for not re
pairing their sidewalks. which were to
come up to-day before Justice Brett. have
been postponed GutIl 10 o'clock Monday
loren Don.
The wom~ns Friendly league has en-
gagged two front rooms III Castles block on
North Nam street. Meetings will be held
in tie industrial school hall until Janu-
AIRY
Michael J. Farley. formerly OF Water
bury. died at New Haven hospitsl last
night The deceased was the husband of
| Mary Woods, daughttr of OSen Woods of
this city.
This afternoon the ruins of the Lawlo1
building were still snouldering and, al
though Chief s. agg did not consider that
there WAS danger. single stream was
| played on the ruins for an honr or two.
| Deputy Sheriff Manning OF New Haven
| day subpor laed II. NJ. Rigney andFred,
rick A Weiton of Waterville to act a>
| jurors in the Grimm Al term OF the superior
court which opens il New Haven or
| January ,
! Mrs y. Z. Nuttall. aged 81 years. wife
! Of samuel Nuttall of Is Middle street
| SImonsville. died At o'clock this morning
The funeral will take plac- at $50 oclocs
Monday afternoon with services at til,
Methodist chapel and interment in River
side cemetery.
W. W. Robinson Is Bridgeport man
AMI works t.r the AuIeric IN Pin Co al
OakviIle This afternoon while throwing
a belt over the shtftIng his right hand GO
caught between the pulley and the belt,
| breaking bone of the little finger. d.
Axtelle DIR, ssrd the injuries
The siX cases Of criminal libel uIaiES
Chri-tcpher Downey and Cornelius T
| Hayes OF the Globe. will in all probability
be dropped by the prosecution Siuc,
Monday. when one of the Globe reporters
was bound over 20 the sup riol
our. the New Haven city attor
ney has become satisfied that he
| has net eyid, nee enough to warrant Il sue
cesstul Termination Of the actions against
DOWney and Hayes
me first concert and sociaLle OF The
l. fay lite club. at Coucordin hall last
night was Il decided success, One hun.
dT-d Couples participated IN the grand
march. which WAS led by President A. P
Nnili:.ncourt and Mrs E BariI. Tho
Ideal Banjo club played several beautiful
selections The music WAS furnished by
the clubs own orchestra and Prof Ufen-
dtle prom tt,l 1t was one of tue l,rrttiest
sociahies ever given in the hall.
Daniel Calvin applied for lodging al the
p"ilc" station las. night, w,th jag Oh
H. was fined 81 and costs this morning
| Stephen CoggllIS received a similar dose
only been out of jail 81 &C Thursday. He
Va: s-nt down again for thirty day
John Synnott had an ugly edge on ans
when Officer Moore attempted to arrest
HIM he fought. Detective Eean assisted
and John WAS landed IN the station. II,
was gwen tAirty days and sixty days
The Mrsijea Record says: Humane
Officer Vino Ut WAS in Waterbury. Thurs
day atIe. noon on a visit to Liverym IN
| Peter Kelly. to- consult with him as TO thu
| bet means to- use in the case of his horse
taken from the ETLs, city Christmas day.
by two yNnus u.-u. TIE animal j. yet
confined at Curtis livery stable. and is IL
"A bao condition from abuse while in the
Ia; is OF the meu Ii is thought that the
horse will have to be killed. LiverymaI
Kelly. being somewhat OF veterinarian
himself, decId, d to come to Nerid-n to
day, ard judge for himself.
\ story WAS published in Il New Yorl
Sunday paper to tie effect that Conductor
LiIry McDermott OF the Naugatuck divI-
sion. had carried the Tao Johns" pas
Derby. where they were to stop. and WI FL
h. found they hal not got off th., train
carried them to Bildwin's station. -four
mills below DtIby. and they were com
PEELED to walk back. 1t was .l-o STATED
that a suit wa> TO be brought against tn,
| AGAAAb@atA C'fLAlhAu IOE uIudHCS- ne y Il
sonia Srntin / investI gated the story and
learns that the brakeman On the trait
called Derby before the train reached tn,
station, IA fact Will n can lie proven b,
Residents u: AuSJnIL who were 0u the
tram The other mtm6ers OF the com
pany lett the train at the station but tn,
Two J.hD> We're busy talking and GlC
not notice where they were. After tn
train left Derby june ion. at the steam
mill. Conductor McDrrmott discovered
that his tsO corpulent passengers wer,
still on the train and told them of their
mistake. at the SINE time saying he woulC
carly them to B4Idwin's aud send them
back - Derby the next train, or b,
would stop the train then and they cOuIC
walk back. They chose the latter. Tn
tram WAS stopp, d at the little stone hous.
just below the Derby docks and tn,
walked back 10 the station from there
The dI~ttnc- was not great and 1t WA
their own chUic- and the genial conduc
tor thought nothing more OF the matter un
til LIE saw the greatly ex .gGer4ted story il
the Taper
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