Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-02-28
CITY NEWS.
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The funeral of Mrs Patrick Shea will
take place from her late residence, "a
Hickory street, to st Patrick's church at 8
o'clock to morrow morning.
An anniversary high mass will be eele-
brated in the immaculate Conception
church at o'clock tomorrow morning for
the late Mrs Susan Sullivan.
All clerks, men and women, are re-
uuested TO meet at 9 o'clock this evening
in Labor hall, postoffice block, for the pur-
pose of organizing union.
The Benjamin Tuthill Stock Co, an or
ganization of merit, will open weeks en-
gagement at the opera house Monday even
ing in The Clemenceau Case"
w H. Giles has his phonograph on ex-
hibition Mt Esser's saloon, 272 South Main
street. All are invited to call an. listen to
the latest songs and funny stories.
Charles H. Epson, who died suddenly in
New Britain yesterday, was formerly in the
shoe business in this city. being the senior
member of the firm of C. II. Epson Il Co,
predecessors of Damon Il Shippy.
Z. J. Finn, the East Main street shoe
dealer has plate glass and steel money
box, containing SIS in gold. A number of
KEYS only one OF which will unlock the
box. are given away to purchasers. After
April ,. every person having key will be
allowed to try to open the box. The lucky
one gets the money.
The remains of William Rigney. aged 50
wears. who died in Middletown Monday,
were brought to this city last night and
ttken to the residence of his daughter Mrs
Patrick Kelly. Pond street. The funeral
will take place to the immaculate concep-
ton church Mt $50 tomorrow morning.
The deceased was a veteran of the Sixth
Connecticut regiment.
The funeral of Patrick Hosey was largely
attended from his late residence on Cherry
street the Immaculate conception church
this morning A requiem mass was cele-
brated by the Rev p. J. Kennedy. The
pallbearers were Edward Tracey. William
Duncan, James Farrell and John Lombard.
Interment was in st JOseph's cemetery.
The Second division. A. o. H, has APP
pointed committee consisting of Thomas
Owens. William j. Barrett and James H.
Donahue to act for the division at all
entertainments given by the different
divisions during this year. COMMITTEES
from each division with all the officers will
hold meeting in st Patrick's hall Sunday
afternoon.
Deputy United States Marshal Moore to-
day began serving the restraining papers
granted 10y the United States court on APP
plicatiOn of the New York 4 New England
Railroad Co. on agents of the Consolidated
road at Hartford, New Britain, Plainville,
Waterbury and other points, restraining
them from discriminating in carrying east
bound freight due the New England road
The New York Il New England road
issues u notice to stockholders that the an
nunl meeting of the company will be held
at the company's office Boston, March 10
at II a. Iii. Notice is also given that T
Jefferson Coolidge. Jr. John l. Waterbury
and Henry c. Cannon. members of the re-
organization committee, have consented tC
act a. proxies with the permission of the
IT crivt-rs and "A proxy is inclosed in theiI
favor.
\ missionary meeting will be held IL
| the Baptist church at O'Clock this even
| ing. The speakers will be the Rev DIR II
L. Morehousr, field secretary of the Bap
fist Home Missionary society: the Rev MI
st James French missionary, Worcester
Mass, and the Rev Mr. Murrell, missionary
among the American Indians. The latter
will bring with him number of Indiar
cuIios and about fifty stereopticon view.
| will be shown.
Cy'' Thompson, the baggagemaster a
the Naugatuck depot, has handsome SKY
terrier which was lost Monday by New
| York woman. The woman was on her WAY
TO Waterbury from New York and forgot tC
tell the baggagemaster to give her the do.
on reaching this city. 1t was taken t.
| Springfield and sent back to Bridgeport
where it was learned that the owner was il
Waterbury and the dog was sent here
| The woman called at the baggage office
| Monday, but has not been seen since.
Captain Bowen of Co l, is a candidate
| for appointment as lieutenant of the Meri
| den police force. Objection was made or
the ground that he Is too strict, in fact that
he is u crank. Colonel Doherty's opinion
was asked and he writes: Captain Bower
| | consider the best disciplinarian in my
entire list of captains, and l do not hest
| tate to say that l believe he has no su
perior in the entire National Guard.
believe to-day that his company is in the
best shape OF any individual company il
the Second regiment.
c. Collard Adams has written two letter.
to Rev Frank Dixon, pastor of the SoutI
Baptist church, Hartford, offering to reply
from Mr. DiXon's pulpit to the statements
recently made concerning the A. p. A. anG
the Roman Catholic hierarchy. Rev MI
Dixon said ye ,terday that he would no
allow Mr. Adams to occupy his pulpit He
said in defense of this action that he die
not believe in carrying on the controversy
The situation remains unaltered and
shall not say anything further on this mat
ter at present. 1 do not believe in sucf
controversies as Mr. Adams wishes"
Company G elected the following officer.
at its annual meeting last night: Record
ing secretary, F. p. Brett; financial secre
tary, p. Barry; treasurer, Daniel E. Fitz
patrick; executive committee, Lieutenant
p. Halpin, Sergeant T. J. Shannahan
Privates T. Cruess and James Egan; drum
major. c. Nolan; court martial, Lieuten
ant D. E. Fitzpatrick; Sergeant T. F. Hal
Imam, Corporals T. F. Lawlor and T
Barry, and Privates F. P. Brett and Jane,
Kelly. -Four new members were elected
| Captain Wolff, Lieutenant Halpin anG
Lieutenant Fitzpatrick were appointed
| committee to bring the matter of repi
mental trip before the Officers association
Miss Josephine Latulippe, aged "a, wife
of Elzear Latulippe and daughter of JOSEPH
Archambault of South Main street, died
this afternoon at the hospital. The young
couple were married year ago last January
The wife has been ailing for some time
For the last two months she has been fail.
ing rapidly. being afflicted with cancer.
Gus tumor. To-day Drs Axtelle and Con
key performed an operation on her. They
told the family that there were small hopes
of her surviving the ordeal. The woman
herself was satisfied and at II
o'clock the operation was begun and at one
it was over. The patient was weak and
failed rapidly. Within two hours of the
finish of the operation she was dead. Her
remains were prepared for burial by I'm
dertaker Moriarty and will be taken to
Canada tomorrow for interment.
The monthly report of Chief of Police
Egan, presented to TIL commissioners last
night is as follows: Whole number of ar
rests SO, whole number of cases H. males
IA, females 2. Causes: Assault 8, breach
of the peace Is, burglary 3, common
drunkard 1, carrying concealed weapons 2,
defrauding l. dealing in second hand
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