Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-25

daughter was born to MT and Mrs George Liberty, 22 Hawkins street, yester- day morning,
 Sanitary Inspector Moses fumigated every room in St Margarets school build ing to-day.
 Mrs Rebecca Somers died at the resi- dence of D. F. Maltby. 19l Prospect street, this afternoon.
 Alfred T Darling of 61 Leavenworth street, is studIng surgery in the office Of Dr c. W. s. Frost.
 Judge Ellis Phelan and James A. Hynes were appointed commissioners on the es- sate of W. J. Snow to-day.
 The local lodges of the AsO. '. W. are represented at the national convention of the order in New York to-day.
 Attorney Russell is now comfortably situated in his new office in the Baldwin block. The office is in room 6. .secondfoor, formerly occupied by Kellogg < Kellogg.
 An infant son of George Squires. 21 Clock avenue. died yesterday morning. The funeral took place this afternoon at o'clock, with interment in Riverside cemetery.
 Patrick FRllon, formerly in the employ of Samuel Munch, the Grand street saloon hGtpcI, WHO HIS D6tu NbW lOIk TUT some time. has returned to his old posi- ton.
 Mrs Bridget Fitzgerald. aged 65 years. died this morning at her home. 34 Orange street. She leaves husband and three daughters, Mrs John Synnott and Nora and Mary Fitzgerald.
 The condition of Miles Donnelly of S6 Washington street, who was injured at Benedict & Burnhams Saturday. is con sidered favorable to-day and his physician | hopes to save the mans life. Mrs Joseph Dalleywater of Baldwin street, will leave tomorrow for an extend | ed tour through England and Ireland. She will sail from New York Wednesday on the Steamship Majestic of the White Star | line.
 MrsssEliza Cordelia Blake, widow of the late Amos S. Blake. dIed at her residence. 135 Grand street. this afternoon. Mrs Blake was in poor health at the time of her husbands death and it was feared that both deaths would occur at the same time.
 The funeral of Daniel Cavanaugh, who died Thursday. took place at ? o'clock yes terday afternoon to St Patrick's church and was well attended. The psllbearers were: Fenton Phelau. Joseph Phelan. John Campbell, Freddie Leeney, Robert Since h ln, John Ctnuor. IDterment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 | Dwight NJ Dickenson, formerly mem Der of the reportorial force of the Water bury Republican, who has been on an ex tended tour south, arrived Tn town on the l 2S train this afternoon. Mir Dickinson says he met former Waterbury newsmen Tn almost every town he visited. and was pleased to see that all held prominent | positions.
 At press hour no children had been lett at the rooms of the United Charities. 15 Leavenworth street. Mir Dickinson said he was not disappointed at this for he was aware that it would take some tune before the people would fall into this manner of having their children cared forH The rooms are in good condition, and q very agreeable looking woman iS there to take charge of children. Early this morning Baker kelly's delivery wagon stopped in front of the building and barrel of kelly's best flour was placed in the kitchen. The donor sent instructions Rs to how it should be baked. stating that it was old wh at flour and that the child who would use it would never need doc Tor