Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-26
CITY NEWS.
Look for our adv. candy free.

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 Bargain day tomorrow at Curran's.
 Flight Bells at the opera house to. night
 There will be a special meeting of the district committee ct s o'clock tonight.
 The republican city convention will be held in the rooms of the republican club at o'clock tonight.
 The funeral of D. NJ Rose will take place from Undertaken Works morgue at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The arrar cement committee of the A. O. U. w., will meet tonight at the residence of Edward J. Sandland, 220 Hillside ave- nue at o'clock.
 Commanding officers of Companies G and A have received notice that an i'm spection of the state property in their pos >s ssion, will be held here Friday, October 5.
 E. E. Severy of this city has resigned his position as superintendent of the Boys club at New Britain to become vice prInci- pal of the Wellesley training school, a 1 preparatory school at Hartford.
 Look for our adv. candy free. 1 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair ] to-day. followed by increasing cloudiness i Thursday, rain and high northeasterly | perature.
 l Lillian Demers. aged one year. died at [ the residence of her parents on West Grove street this morning of dlphtheria. ! The funeral took place thls afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. ! Last night proved to be the eoldest Sep : temher 25-6 there has been since 1891. i The mercury descended to 40, while last | year 1t was 46 and the year before 45. In 1 1891 the thermometer on the correspond- 1 ing night was 36. \ gray frost fell g.n- erally throughout the lowllnds of the state.
 Mrs Margaret Moran. aged eighty years. died at her residence l26 Cooke street, last night The deceastd d was the wife of the late Andrew Moran and mother of the late Professor John A. Moran. The funeral
 will take place from the house at S:3O i o'clock tomorrow morning with services at the Immaculate Conception church and in- l terment in St StJosePh's cemetery. | pr James F. Donahue of New Britain. i by his attorney. P. J. Markley, has
 brought suit to the superior court against
 the city of New Britain to recover S2, 500 damages. The plaintiff claims that by reasOn of the negligence ot the city he fell ! on an icy sidewalk on February 1, 1894, on West Main street. He claims to have ! received ulslocatlOn Ct the right elbow,
 which caused him much bodily and men, tai pain and that for three months he was
 prevented from following his profession, physician. pr Donahue is Waterbury 1 young man.
 The funeral of James Brophil took place this olning to St Johns church, Water town. where a mass of requiem was cele-
 brated by the Rev J. H. O'Donnell The pallbearers were: Charles Missell, William
 Moran, Charles Roller. Henry Baker, J. J.
 keilty and T. J. Kelly. Among the floral
 tributes was huge anchor from the A. O.
 L. w.. and pillow from the employees of
 the machine shop at Holmes. Booth X Haydens'. The remains were followed to
 St Josephs cemetery. this city, by large
 concourse of relatives and friends. | The following is the criminal docket of
 the district court of Waterbury Septem-
 Der term. which opens Tuesday, October
 7: State vs Parsons, Saborde, Michael
 Healey. John Healey. Dolan. ely. Shana-
 han, kelleher. William Dillon. David Dill
 Ion. James Baken. John Connor wednes-
 day, October 3. State vs Maroney, Shea,
 kane. Hurley. Fitzpatrick, Finn, GalsOn,
 Birney. Hyne, Delaney. McMahon, Cur ran. Thursday. October f. State vs Car roll. N. Lavinno. l.. Laviano. Thomas, Cai'bro. Brennan. Yapaluscia, Slattery. Dressel. Friday. October ,, State vs Adam. Cronan. Buckley. Meloche. Cor l c0Tcn, McGrath, C. .ffney.