Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-03
CITY NEWS.

MRS FRANK CrueSSp OF o1d bank street, TO-
| day.
John G. Twining will speak in the
rooms of the Catholic Literary association
! o-Bight.
P. H. Seery is about to place an orches-
trion in his wine room, costing up in the
| thousands.
The first sociable of the Rosedale Social
club will be given in Concordia hall to-
morrow evening.
John j. Murphy of rs Walnut street has
accepted position as clerk with Morris
the clothier on Bank street.
| The Waterbury Lumber & Coal Co is
building large storehouse beside the
platform at the Naugatuck depot.
The Yales of '95 will play game of
base ball with the High school nine on the
Waterbury grounds Saturday afternoon.
| L. Hamilton, for the past year employed
at the city engineers Office, has accepted a
more remunerative position at MIlbrook,
| Ny.
| Wadhams' post, G.. A. R, will give a
select sociable tonight at their rooms. All
friends of the post are invited free of
! charge.
Evelyn L. Wooster and Mrs Mary j.
Chapman were married last evening by the
[ Rev w. L. ElSuOn, at the OI
First Baptist church.
Dennis Dooling of SO River street died
this morning. The funeral will take place
| Saturday morning. The deceased leaves
wife and six children.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Coogan took
place from her late residence on South
| street this afternoon with services in st
| Patricks church. Interment was in CAL
vary cemetery.
The funeral of Agnes Hubbard will
take place tomorrow afternoon at $50
| from her late home, 816 Baldwin stteet, to
| st Patricks church. Interment will be in
Calvary cemetery.
| An umbrella mender slightly under the
influence of liquor, with the word "Coxey"
printed in large letters on card hanging
on his back, created considerable amuse-
ment around town this afternoon.
A pleasure resort will be opened at l ,080
East Main street this evening by 7. H.
| Hackett pavilion aud boat house have
been constructed and an orchestra has
been engaged. Temperance drinks will
be sold.
Mayor Kilduff has called special
meeting of the board of aldermen for to-
| night to take action in the matter of
offering a reward for information leading
to the arrnst of the murderers of Frank
Martucci.
Miss Avery of Boston, who is the guest
of the Socialist Labor party of Waterbury,
will address the Bricklayers' and Masons
union at Labor hall this evening. Sub
| ject: Past, Present and the Tendency of
| the Future" full attendance is requested
There was serious runaway near Pearl
lakes this afternoon. Mrs Felix Lebouf of
Union City was driving with a little
girl named Ora Taelaine when
the horse became frightened and ran
away, throwing both out. 1t is believed
| that their In uries are serious.
| NJ ]. DAILY to-day was awarded the con-
tract of heating and plumbing the Apothe-
carries Hall Cos block. Each room is to
be heated and fitted for gas and electric
lights, hot and cold water. The price was
not given, but is estimated to be between
s.. 600 and $4,000.
Chief Train Dispatcher Wickham of the
western division of the New England road
left yesterday for a two months trip to
| California. Train Master Pollack will act
as chief train dispatcher during the alb
sence of Mr. Wickham and Conductor
Thayer will be acting trainmaster.
Street Inspector Kelley calls attention to
the work of residents on Central avenue
and vicinity in throwing lawn grass and
other garden clearings upon the street in
front of their premises. This must be
stopped at once. else some one will hear
from the street inspector.
The Canadian band at a meeting Mon
day evening adopted the name of the Con-
necticut National band instead of the
French Canadian band. The officers are
as follows: President. NJ. A. Dulac; vice
| Williapo
and corresponding secretary, George L.
Adams; treasurer, 7. F. Berube; leader,
| William Bergen.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs P. H.
Leo deeply sympathize with them in the
loss of their little daughter. who died this
morning after an illness of five days. She
was an unusually bright and winning
child. She was grandchild of Mr. and Mrs
| Thomas Delaney of 129 Hill street and
niece of Mrs G. w. Fow. The funeral
will take place at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon
from the family residence, 100 South Main
street, to st Joseph's cemetery.
In the superior at New Haven to day
| the appeal OF w. n Ladd from the will of
his mother, Eliza n. Ladd, was heard.
Judge Prentice found that the will had
not been executed accorning to statutory
requirements and therefore declared it in
of the testatrix and not being informed as
to the nature of the document. Terry &
| BIoason for appellant and Cowell for the
estate. By the the terms of the will the
entire estate valued at $4,000, was left
to the grandson of the testairix.
Three boys boarded n mixed train,
going north, on the Naugatuck road, at
| Union City this afternoon. When Platt's
Mills had been reached they were dis
covered clinging to a freight car. The
train was stopped and two of the lads,
giving the names of John DAILY and George
Stroker, aged 10 years, living on Railroad
Hill street. were captured. The third
capped. The boys were handed over to
Sheriff Mcdonald, who was on the train
who took them to the police station when
the train reached here.
The funeral of Mrs Julia A. Kelley
took place from her late residence, 81
West Porter street, at 10 o'clock this
morning with funeral services at st Pat
ricks church. There were beautiful floral
tributes from the case department of the
Watch shop, the employees of the Ameri-
can Ring Co. L. F. Lawlor, John J.
Mccain and other relatives of the de-
ceased. The pallbearers were: Lawrence
Lawior, John Sullivan, John Mccain,
William Rubley, William Walsh and Mat
thew Miller. Interment was in st Joseph's
cemetery.
s. W. Kellogg accompanied his wife and
friend who were leaving town this morn
Ing. on the New England road, as far as
the depot. When the party alighted from
the carriage Mr. Kellogg left valise on the
platform and turned to hitch his horse,
the ladies entering the waiting room.
When Mr. Kellogg turned around the
valise was missing and looking across the
street he saw young man carrying it in
the direction of j. N. Birneys saloon
Mr. Kellogg Immediately followed the man
rendered. The thing angered Mr. Kellogg