Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-12-01
CITY NEWS.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Catholic Women's association will take
place Monday evening at o'clock.
There are letters at the postoffice for
Joe Attherler. sam Gilston. Charles l..
Lord. Michael E. McGann, Miss Mary E.
Bush and Noah A Phelps.
The Worlds fair is a mere shadow COM
| pared with the one going on at City
hall and the reason is the delicious coffee
served is Phelan's ambrosia. Try it.
The funeral of Mrs Bridget Ward will
| take place from her late residence. corner
of Bishop and Pine streets, at $50 o'clock
| to- morrow afternoon, with services at the
church of the Immaculate Conception.
Sheridan council, X. OF c.. will hold an
important meeting in Pythian hall at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon The cleo
ton of officers will be held and othsr
matters of interest to the council will be
discussed.
Real Estate Agent John = Fay to-day
sold to John Geisler aud Adam DOUGH
Baldwin street. The sale was made for
Rev J. 4. Mulcahy and the price paid was
Sc 100.
Superintendent Fennell of the western
division of the New York & New England
road has issued an order to all passenger
and freight conductors in the division thai
they must stop he practice o: young men
jumping on and oft cars.
Constable W. !. Rigney reports that the
Manhattan Art 90 of 81 Scovill street had
no connection with the concern spoken of
in last sundays papers. and that Philip
Moses. the proprietor. has been recon-
mended to him as an honest business man
J Devoe. the weather prophet makes
| 81, snt11 ,har
c. Id. with snow. followed by Al blizzard on
the fourth Navigation on the canals will
be blocked by ice on the fifth. and the
first ten days of December will be the
coolest consecutive ten days for many
years.
The report of the postofiice department Mt
shows that the expense for carrying the
mails in this state last year was 1924. 40.
of which the Consolidated road received
the sum OF S305. 1913 and other roads Sos. =
934 The Star route service received 49,.
7U3 The average cost of running the
mail cars was s44. 794 per car per annum.
7 his morning shortly after , O'Clock
Archibald Rice OF Church street, who was
returning home after attending social
party, noticed man looking in through
, one OF the Windows of the residence. Nh
Rec immediately notified his father. F. b
Rice. who At once telephoned to police
eIdquarters and in n few inmates foul
. officers we're on the ground. but the pepper
had made his escape.
I Officials of the New York. New Haven n
Hartford and the New York X New Eng
land railroads have Investigated the cause
which led to the collision and the death Of
Engineer W. J. Lewis of the latter road
in Hartford Thurday They find that tn,
cause OF the collision was from Lewis
recklessness in disregarding the sama
phore signal. which was set against him
If he the signal it thought tina
Lewis thought he had sufficient time Il
cross ahead of the Valley passenger train
He had previously been IN two collision
through such recklessness
The funeral OF Mrs Mary Bowling tool
place from her late residence on Aver
stree. to the church of the Immaculate
Conception at . O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. mass of requiem was celebrated
. by Rev Father kennedy. The pallbearrr
were John Ryle. Patrick Bresnahan. Johl
sullivan. Jchn Horigan. Michael HorigII
and Cornelius Shea. Interment WAS in S
JuStphs cemetery The deceased was
daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Hcnle'
and the fourth member of that family VIII,
died within the past two years. The fam
lily have the sympathy Of the community.
farewell banquet was yesterday ten
dertd to Frank Is Smith, the retiring
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. The sprea,
was served at the Women's Exchange
Rev Gardener Eldridge in behalf of al
pres mt present to Mr. Smith a check a
a token of the esteem in which he has beel
held The recipient made very agree
IA able address. After the banqu't Their
st were addresses by the Messrs II. W
!. ScOvill. p. c. Cowles q. L. Harrington
Moree. George Sutherland OF Iowa
and F. S Smith Mr. Smith goes to 5
= Johnsbury, VT. to assume the duties o
, general secretary OF the y. VI c. = O
that town
Patrick Kenney. for drunkenness, Wa
fined 81 and costs this morning
Michael Mulholland. a boy of II. Wa
charged with sault on Victoria LavianC
Who keeps a fruit store on East Mai
street The woman said that the boy an
nOyed her continu lily and the last tim
struck her with "A stone on the wrist. Tw
boys told the slme story Truan
Officer Fitzpatrick said Mulholland was
r very saucy boy. Judge Root committe
! him to the reform school His motht
aud sister were IN tears when the boy WI
beiug led away ard the sister besought III
IL officer not to take him. In the case Of til
Il boy. Patrick Murphy. charged with Stra
- ing coal. fine OF - was imposed.
r This city. as well as others il this stat
Is being tiOCdtd With IA new two dolls
I counterfeit note. The bill is very fnel
N executed. and is. consequently. unusuall
H dangerous In the official notices
10 banks it Is described as follows: Serit
1891. act. August. 1855. band signed "
Of 5. Rosecrans. register. aud f. II. Nebeke
treasurer. II has q portrait OF Windou
Ill check letter b. plate number fourteen
The whole work Is good. especially the GEE
metricAl lathe work, and the parallel ru
m ing The numb ring and the carmine Sc:
are also fine. The only poor work is O
1t the eyes of Winoom, which have a starir
appearance giving different expressio
IL TO that on the face from that on the gel
I uine note
John Mccormack, who collects garbal
IS around the city. met with an accident tn
morning which fortunately for HIM W.
~ not serious He was in his wagon 4
i Jeffrey street and attempted to tur
IVA around. The horse backed the wagon it,
rs the cellar dug for Disley & weyands ne
building 1t was a fall of ten feet an
ut over went the whole outfit, horse, M
and wagon. Mr. Mccormack was null,
e. from under the wagon uninjured BY Il
aid of long planks the horse was extrIcat.
III unhurt- Even the wagon escaped iniur
IN but the contents of the barrels was left b
hind as a reminder of the affair.
IL At a baI meeting this morning the fc
lowing business was transacted: Brook
Benham. amended complaint Above
Bissen vs. CArmody. hearing on demurr
adjourned for one week. Erwin VS. Are
hOltZ. hearing on extensi IN of time {
, taking appeal and on draft of bill of {
ceptions for allowance of time. adjourn,
for one week. Motion to dismiss said a
Pl'catIon on above. adjourned for OF
week II. Y. BIakeslee vs. c. Art War
Judgment by agreement for plaintiff to r
eS cover S97 so. Assignments: Monda