Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-30
CITY NEWS.

A son was orn to Mir and Mrs Frank Phelan of Bronson street yesterday,
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair. stationary temperature; southerly winds.
 Umpire Jimmy Peoples was almost | mobbed in Sioux City last week. Policeman William Wallace of Hoboken i is the guest of his cousin, Street Inspector ] E B. Kelley. Are you reading our new serial. "From Ie Ranks?" It was commenced in Satur- days DEMOCRAT. The Young woman's Friendly League give their entertainment this evening at St. Johns Parish house. Special town meeting in the City hall to- night to act on the matter of enlarging the South Brooklyn school district. William Carney of 691 Baldwin street broke his right collar bone while jumping of A wall in the yard yesterday. Dr Nc Avoy attended him.
 NJ F whalen, the South Main street fish dealer, is greeting his friends with smile to-day, A ten pound baby girl has been added to hIs family.
 JohnR. p. Mausolf. aged five months, son of Paul Mausolf. 13 Bronson street. died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 Warren H. westwood of 1O4 Fairview street, an employe of the Waterbury Brass 1 Co, received a bad cut on the second fin l ger of the right han;, while at work to-day. pr Benedict dressed the wound.
 Dennis Crowley of 42 Stone street is mourning the loss of an SS2 gold watch and chain. He went in bathing yesterday in the '.iitcb," near the spoon shop and when he came out of the water the watch was s ne
 J. T. Burn. formerly superintendent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Go in this city, who was transferred to Brooklyn at the time of the absorbtlon of the Peoples Go by the Metropolitan. has returned to Waterbury and will have full charge of the local office.
 Rev J. A. Mulcahy will leave tomorrow for the summer school at Plattsburg, New York. Next Sunday Father Mulcahy, in company with Bishop Tierney and Mon signor Satolli will meet at the residence of Bishop Nichaud. Burlington. Vt, for the purpose of translatiDg some ancient church relics.
 The following are the newly elected officers of the Rose Hill Social club: President, NJ. J. Smith; vice president, r. J. Hanley; recording secretary, c. E. De- laney; financial secretary. c. A. Gibson; treasurer. NJ. A. Wallace; standing com- mittee J. E. K. fly. w, McNally and W. F. Flaherty.
 Little Henry Lawlor of Jewelry street who assists his brother Danny in distrib- uting his big bundle of DEMOCRATS to sub, scribers was bitten on the leg and arm by n vicious mongrel belonging to Jobn Me Carthy of River street Saturday evening At the req1est of the owner Officer Mich ael Sullivan shot the animal.
 , The reorganized Waterbury base bal team will meet tonight to effect perma nent organization. Arrangements are now Wednesday with the strong T. A. B ninI there. The opening game will be played here next week with some strong stat nine. possibly Bridgeport. The date vii be announced later.
 The body of German farm hand wa found.near the New York X New EnglanC . railroad tracks about three miles west o Hawleyville. about 9:3O o'clock yesterday The mans knee was fractured and his lief g from the knee down was badly mangled It Is thought that the man was just dy in wien found by the train men.
 Tn Cs ate of Mary Shearon was settl. in the probate court to-day. F. c. Lodge Naugltuck WAS appointed guardian of th heir, Miss Lizzie Horan. The young gir - will be taken to Ireland where she vii! l. > p 4cs d |" n convent and given the best ed J u 9ltiOn the country affords. The work o J the Rev J. \. Mulcahy and P. Mooney administrators, was eminently satisfactor to all parties concerned.
 S' Michael Gallagher of Danbury was struc by tte engine of train No g while sittin . on the end of some ties on the New Tor S New Englond track near Hains Pit about six miles west of Danbury. He Wa s. brought to the hospital yesterday morpin by the train by which he was struck. Gal l4gher was badly bruised and was uncou ,d sci"uS when picked up. His recovery N doubtful. as 1t was thought that the m | was injured internally.
 The trolley cars did a big ,business bt - tween here and NauGatuck yesterday. Is estimated hat they carried over 500 persons Saturday and Sunday. Every thing went along nicely, the new men file their places with good satisfaction, au
 part from an occasional attempt of
 rse to jump over the fence at sight of tn moving cars. nothing occurred to mar tll haTmnny of the arrangements Every ca WAS filled. aha 1t sped along thrOug the valley filled with happy people. tn sight was a most cheerful one, especial in the evening when the electric ligh
 iI>hed in all directions lending addition al charm to the scene.
 As the Waterbury excursion train Savin Rock was pulling into the Derl \ depot Saturday morning a little girl vi was waving her handkerchief out of tI L& window lost the handkerchief Tied up
 the handkerchief was seventy-fve cent
 all the money she had. She saw it drC and saw newsbny run out and pick It uI
 She got out ot the car and tried to get Il
 handkerchief. but when the boy saw h . coming he ran away. To rdd to the lit
 girls troubles the train started while sl
 Was on the ground and she could not z
 on. She was told to go to tie iunctiC
 and try to board it there. The train hi to lay at the junction for orders but just
 she reached the junction the train pull
 out and left her the second time Tn,
 she ran down the track after the tra
 hoping she would catch it. Station Age
 Moran saw her and took her in charge aI
 arranged with the conductor of the ne
 train to New Haven to take her to that ci
 and put her on board a Sayin Rock Cd
 The child, between fright and disappoi1
 ment, was almost in convulsions. 1n3 The City hall base ball cranks will me nv tonight to complete arrangements for tn, ect big day in Meriden. An extra bus b
 been secured. and all who desire to
 should leave their names with the ba
 players. Under the skillful training
 Handler Brady" Pinney, the men a
 now in prime condition. The willow-wiel
 CTS and cannon-ball jugglers are wearing at sardonic smile, and longing for the fra at Ed Belden has just returned from t of training quarters. and is as fit as a fidd lly City Clerk Grady has been practicing wi lld Gaffney X Co.'S force pump and is look
 upon as the jumbo baby mascot. Janit for Loughlan and Assistant Hull have receiv nd their training in the cellar, which sad to needed reformation, and two objects a
 killed with one bird, or vice versa, just
 you wish it. Auditor CAssin and ToI