Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-27

The Misses Mary and Julia Cass and Miss Katherine Bowen are spending their vacations in Goshen.
 An infant child of Eugene Nichols died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in Woodtick.
 Two hundred and thirty persons went to Hanover park this morning on the excur- sion the First Methodist church.
 Stephen Donahue of Cherry street has left for the University at Maryland to com- plete his studies in dentistry.
 folding hat rack given away with Thea-Nectar Tea or A. < P. Baking Pow der at the A. X P. Tea Go.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair. except possibly a thunder storm this even- ing; warmer, variable winds, becoming southerly.
 Mrs E. Mccarthy and the Misses Emma and Elizabeth Mccarthy and Miss Minnie O'Conner left this morning for the summer school at Plattsburg.
 Henry Bauregard, butcher in Oliver's s meat market. laid his left thumb open this morning with a blow of a cleaver. Dr Frost sewed up the wound. The funeral of Claria Williams took place from her late residence, 20 Spark street. at o'clock this afternoon. Inter
 
 Humane Agent Gillette would like to find the owner of a grey mare which was brought to Hall Brothers stables, having been found on Ashley sreet.
 Frank Coughlin of 37 Aver street, an em- ploye of Benedict < Burnham's, aught the thumb of his left hand in a sitting ma- chine yesterday afternoon receiving an ugly bruise. Dr Frost attended him. Dr Rane6int xrac aoIIol tend Daniel Shugrue of 48 Fuller street. an employe of the New England road, who got his thumb caught in a car box receiv- ing painful injury.
 Thomas Cronin of 70 John street, an employe of Holmes. Booth & Haydens, fell of ladder at the shop yesterday after noon breaking his left arm at the wrist Dr Benedict attended him.
 The attractions at Fruin's summer gar den this week are as follows: P. O. Maher, Irish comedian, clog. jig and reel; Harry Willis, German comedian; c. McNally, serio-comic singer; J. Reed, baritone
 Master James Midnight. the musical prodigy who is to sing at the St Joseph's Temperance society festival this evening is wonderful boy. He is barely six years old, yet his singing of several songs cannot be excelled by professionals. It will be a treat to hear him sing Nellie Bawn" this evening.
 A petition is being circulated at the north end of the Bunker Hill school dis trict to be presented to the selectmen ask ing that A school-house be built at that part of the district The petition states that the distance from this place to the old Bunker Hill school is too far. and that t1e:e are enough children at the north end to warrant the erecti pn of a school for their accommodation.
 Several saloon keepers and many others would like to meet for few moments A gentleman by the name of k. E. Bur- rell representative of the New York Life Insurance Co and man of very suave manners. He ingratiated him. self into their good graces until to-day their money drawers are short some funds. One ot them became distrustful, an l last Friday Constable. OBrien served papers on Bur Tell for a debt of S35 Burrell and the constable went to the saloon keeper, and the former told such pitiful story that the saloon keeper relented and told him to pay what he owed in few days. Burrell then left the city promising to be back Wednesday. He has not returned and his many victims can hud him at Sandusky, Ohio.
 A folding hat rack given away with Ihea-Nectar Tea or A. tS F. Baking Pow der at the 4. X r. Tea Co.