Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-20
CITY NEWS.

DaDy girl arrived at the feSLueNe City Engipeer Cairns yesterday afternoon. The Holy Family society banner will be blessed after last mass Sunday at St Ceci- lia's chapel.
 The funeral of Paul Buckley, son of William Buckley of Taylor avenue, took place to Calvary cemetery lhis afternoon. The funeral of Dennis Wall, son of Patrick Wall of West Main street. took place to St Joseph's cemetery this after noon.
 SIecial forecast for Conn:-Fair and warmer today, followed by showery. cooler weather Saturday; fair and cooler Sunday.
 Four members of the Waterbury Turn | Verein were sworn in as special policemen | last night by Mayor Kilduff. to act during | the coming festival. Matthew Colwen had his right eye re- moved at the Waterbury hospital to-day. | Doctors Rodman, Barbour and Robbins | | @ formed the operation. Reports from all over the state indicate | thst this was the hottest day of the season. | The highest point registered was 102 in | New Britain. It was ninety-fye Tn Wat | erbury. The completion of the addition to the | Middletown hospital for the insane will be | | welcomed by the selectmen of the various towns in the state, as in most every aims | house in the state there are insane people waiting to be provided for in Middletown The societies that are to take part in the exercises attending the laying of the cor her stone of St Cecilia's church are re- quested to attend a meeting called by Rev Dr Martin, to be held this evening in St Barromaus Verein hall in Lilley block.
 Miss Jane A. Kennedy died in Birming- ham this morning. The remains will be brought to this city tomorrow and the funeral will take place from the residence of her brother. William F. Kennedy. 20 South street, Sunday afternoon, to St Pat rick's church. Interment will be in St Josephs cemetery.
 County Secretary James A Hynes :n- stalled the officers of the Third division of the A. O. H.. in St Patrick's hall last night. This concludes the work of installing the officers of the different divisions A special session followed the inst illation. Speeches, songs and recitations were given and all the members spent an hour or two in very enjoyable manner.
 If the residents of the West End hear discordant shrieks of agony and the groans of the dying this afternoon, they need not be frightened. These sounds will come from the expiring or perspiring frames of the City hall base ball team, limited. The game may be considered slready played and won by the superior powers of the literary rushers. Only limited number of rounds will be necessary and the hospital and also con- venient camping ground are ready, many strange faces may be seen in the va rious City hall offices tomorrow.
 h order to keep up with the advance of , business, Martin Bergip, the South Main street undertaken and stationer, is about | to Ha has leased from Patrick Holohan the two stores in his block on the corner of South Main and Scovill streets, formerly occu- pied by Morris the clothier. He will not however, desert the old stand, but will continue business there. Undertaking will be principally done in the new quarters which will be handsomely fitted up. MT Bergin ha also leased the stable in the rear which he will have renovated and will conduct a livery and hack stable in connection with his other business. He will occupy his new quarters about August 1.
 Constable O'Brien served the following papers to-day: OR Homer Partree, through :. Attorney Russell. for Walter H. Billings aud Martin J. Carroll, for $50 damages. \ replevin suit to recover an English set ter dog secreted at George Ford's. Wood \ bury. retuTnable before Justice Brett Au-
 
 Attorney Russell. for Daniel Dunn. for wages. S15O damages; Jobn N GCIarfffney & | Co and Gh2EAS thatcher X Co, gar nIsheed; returnable before Justice Brett. July 2S. On MT and Mrs Michael J. Hayes. 132 Bishop street, through Attor- ney Russell. for Joseph Petit, for rent Damages SlOO; returnable before Justice 3. Brett on July 26.
 A castillo soap suspension bridge run AL, E,,NN zE d north window of Reid X Hughes store will be the attrac ion for sightseers to- night. The architect Is 1. B MIms of the National soap works of Cincinnati, and the construction of the mammoth soar bridge shows the work of a master hand On the road bed of the bridge tn are miniature street cars and underneath small boats are set here aud there between the anchors in artistic ar engagement giving an excellent representa- tiOn of the big suspension bridge at New York. It contains 1000 bars of soap and 1t took two days to place them in position The whole business is neatly trimmed with flags and streamers and altogether l, one of the most unique advertising schemes ever seen in the city.
 At a meeting of .he general committe, of arrangements for the Turners' festival which opens in this city tomorrow even
 
 Mayor kilduff stating that as the common fS 'uncil WOul D t meet until the ftstiva was over a copy of the invitation to review the parade on Tuesday would be mailed |, elch member of that body. William Hell mann was made grand marshal and vii have aids Chris Flu ierer and Free - Schipp. Charters x Borden will do thei prettirst on Concordia hall and tn paraderS would like people to decorate ana show them little light along the line O march. Co E. Hibernian Rih=s. ha, been invited to take part in the big parad on Tuesday. The address of welcome {, the visiting societies tomorrow night vii be delivered by Mayor Kilduff. Every body seems to be prepared to contribute something to the welcome which will b accorded to the visitors.
 One of the policemen said to-day that h r never remembered seeing so many profes | sional tramps and idlers around town a - there are at present. He said he sup posed they are only on their way in thei endless tramp around the country, bu thought it would be we'll for people t Ut keep close look out for their places O S+ business for a week or two, Several at tempts at burglary have occurred durin R the past few weeks, but as the thieves wer frustrated Tn their efforts to effect an en m trance, very little has been heard of thes things. Last night an effort was made t lo burglariZe the saloon of Luke Stapleton ,S opposite the New England station light of glass was removed from o- Tear window and an entrance gained il that way. But the the thieves must hay been scared away before getting anythinI for their trouble. for the proprietor, whel IS summoned about o'clock this mornin4 ,t did not miss any of his stock.
 John Green. the nineiyears old son O | naII Al