Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-08-15
CITY NEWS.

field for the benefit of his health.
 MT and Mrs Henry J. Austin of Jeweiry street are the happy parents ot oaoy girl. School Clerk Thomas J. Moran is home | from the Adirondscks much improved in | health. A thirteen and one-half pound boy was born to NIT and Mrs John H. Condon this morning
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Showers this afternoon or night; generally fair. cooler on Thursday; southerly. shift ing to northsrly winds.
 If you use six matches per day, Phelan will give you enough to last one year with one pound of tea. and you will have two hundred and ten left.
 Thomas Calvin, a former Waterbury boy. for some time past engaged with surveying party through Colorado. is home to spend a few months with his brothers and sisters.
 T.J. O'Keefe has disposed of his in- t. rest in the barber shop in Lilley block, having accepted the foremanship of a large shop in Hartford MT O'Keefe has made many friends while in this city. An excursion will run from this city to Camp Bradley Friday. governors day. The special train will leave the Naugatuck station at $40. connecting at Bridgeport with the Isabel. the fastest excursion steamer on the sound. giving five hours in camp There will be two bands of music on board The fare for the round trip is SI %.
 The funeral of Thomas F. Kelly took place from his late residence in waterville S:3O o'clock this morning. The remains were taken to Thomaston for burial where II If ta1 hn pallbearers were: From Sheridan council. k. of C., Thomas Conlon and John Fruin; Second division. A. O. H, John F. Calvin | and Patrick McNamara.
 About fifty members of the \. O. F. of \. went to Waterville last night and took part in the formal opening of Court Welch. A O. F, of A., at FOrd's hall. Court Han cock installed the new members. Grand Sub-Chief Ranger Anthony Mccarthy of Bridgeport and Grand Secretary Randall were present. The visitors were treated very hospitably by the new court and all report a good time.
 Mrs Sarah Middlebrook. aged T years, died suddenly about 5:30 o'clock yester- day morning at her home. 415 West Main | street, of heart failure. Her son-in-law, Theodore Templeton. found her early in the morning curled up in a corner of the stairway. She was carried up stairs and a doctor was summoned. The doctor said she had been dead only a short time when found. The deceased was the mother of ten children. The funeral will take place at ? o'clock Thursday afternoon. Inter- ment will be WInsted.
 William Hickey and Marcellino Calavichio for drunkenness were each sentenced to thirty days in jail. Charles Scovill was found begging on Bank ..street | I.I, II.l |, w. C. Hungerford and Harry Fox testified that the man had asked money from them. When placed on the witness stand the ac, cused trembled from head 10 foot and the picture he presented was a pitiable one He had the old story of intending to dc better, but the court thought the whole crowd had better go together and he was sentenced to New Haven jail for thirty days
 Among the many very pleasant affairs o the season that have occurred at the popu lar and fayorlte resort of Woodmont-on the-Sound. none was more thoroughly en joyed than the lawn fete given at '.Sunny Side" the summer home of the Misse. Egan of Waterbury. The spacious lawn and verandas. brilliantly lighted with Japanese lanterns. produced most pleas ing effect, while the balmy air was filled wi sweet strains of music, to which the happy participants tripped ''the ligh fantastic toe" The Misses Egan wer, aided by the Misses Mary and Margare Coughlan. Mamie and Margaret Daley Nellie Leeney of Waterbury and Margare McMahon of New Britain, who are nov , their guests. Friends were present iron Waterbury. Naugatuck, New Haven Derby, Branford and Hartford.
 Waterbury republicans met in the dis trict court room last night and formed |. club for social and political purposes. D F. F. Cook acted as chairman. The can vas showed that 104 names had been Sc 5 cured. l. I. Munson. Charles Brewer an, F. E. Cross were appointed to nominat permanent officers. and reported the fol lowing: For president, Henry l.. Wade ' for vice-presidents, Daniel kiefer an, William A. Hebert; for executive com mittee, F. F. Cook. D. F. Webster, T. c Lane. John P. Kellogg and Bernard F Reid. The report was adopted and tn nominations confirmed. The club intend to lit up rooms. \ meeting will be hel, next Tuesday night when the executiv committee will report a constitution an, ] bylaws. and the club will probably b christened-
 good story Is being told about Chic EGan and Officer NOonan, who went on a
 
 saloon near the center and not being abl to find their way out begged the pro prIetor to lead them into daylight, prom, ing him a reward for so doing by neve calling again at his place 1t seems th chiet opened a door leading into a sm room and on entering the door closed b, hind him with A snaE shutting out ligl and air so that when he was released was almost sufOcated. Oiic-r Noonan
 IS said IA larCSts s1.FE ar, kept going around the place for ten fifteen minutes without finding an ex and when he attempted to retrace h steps could not find the entrance. Bot men. 1t Is said. begged to be released an it is stated that before the proprietor d. cided to give them their liberty he exacte a promise from them which if observe will leave him free to do ss he pleases fC the rest of his life. Officer Noonan WI asked about the matter to-day and denie the story. He said they got into a tigl box, but that they got out of it all righ Chief Egan is away and could not | seen. The proprietor of the place r ferred to said he was not prepared to Sc anything about the price the officers pai for their liberty. "But." he added, '. took them out of the place and if I didn they'd be there yet, and that's all you CT nybody else is going to know abo it."
 People around town to-day are great interested in the movements of a bli1 man who is being piloted from door
 door by an intelligent spaniel dog. I'll animal seems endowed with human inte ligence. noting every passir E team and il specting raised steps at the entrance
 stores and private residence and givi1 timely notice to his master of anythir that might cause him the slightest injur ht Whenever the coast is clear the dog pul D. straight line and when he reaches da ot gerous spot he stops there until the ms
 feels his way un fo him and sncn aads