Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-10
CITY NEWS.

Regular monthly business meeting of | the Young Women's Friendly league. Tuesday night at o'clock. P. H. Halpin and Thomas c. Lane were appointed commissioners on the ee- ate of Joseph r. Smith to-day. The funeral of Mrs Annie M. Lucas was held yesterday at her late residence. rear 100 Bank staeet Interment at Pine Grove cemetery. Mill Plain. ". H. Rend of Boston will visit Nosaho- gan Lodge. O. O F.. Tuesday evening and Sive a talk entitled ''Oddfellowship as saw it in California, and Trip Through Chinatown"
 Annie NJ. Lucas. age 3S years, died at her home, rear 106 Bank street, Saturday night The funeral took place at S:S0 yesterday afternoon with services by the Rev c. A, Phelps and interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 William Lacey. aged 30. died at the residence of bis parents. Mir and Mrs Martin Lacey. 19 Emerald street. last night The funeral will take place ct 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning with services at the church of the Imm lcUlate Concep- ton.
 The funeral of Mrs Emily k. Jones. who died recently at Dennison. Texas was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of her sister. Mrs Laura E. Pearsall of Bucks hill with services ty the Rev Gardiner FL dridge and interment in Riverside ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Wales Porter, A. $ Acott, Fred Sabsr and H. W. Brown.
 The New York. New Haven X Hartford R4Ilroad Co has published a little book en- titled Among the Berkshire and Litch. field Hills" It contains information that will interest everybody who contemplates spending a few days in the country this summer. It is finely illustrated with views of places of interest l,ng the company's lines, and the letterpress is interesting Some of the most picturesque scenery of New England is described
 There are advertised letters in the post office for Mir J. Byrne. Frank Foote. Ed. ward HeaIy. Theo Heddeland l2. F. Clausou, James Tomkins, NJ. J. Lowry. Oh Bernstien. Andrew Healy. Julius Hill. Michael kiely, A Senior. Chester Thibsult, Mrs Christina Nelson, Mrs J. Molloy. Mrs Gertie Minard. Mrs William k. Wilson, Miss Ellie McGrath, Miss Nellie Whelan, Mary Lennon. Mary O'Donnell. Mamie | Deahey, Jennie Adams.
 Homer $ Russell and Ernest A. Lewis, employed in the office of the Benedict & Burnham Co, left Waterbury at midnight Saturday for Philadelphia. on bicycles. Lewis reached Philadelphia at 745 last night. He rested about two hours on the trlp and the record is one of which he may be proud. Forty-tve miles from | Philadelphia a tire on Russelrs wheel gave out and he had to give up the race, although be was in good condition and could easily have reached the city, but for the accident. Both men returned home to- day.
 
 bologna factory at Sandland place. and his six year old daughter. Amelia. We're on their way home from Naugatuck Saturday night when their team collided with a trolley car near Unlon Cuy. The wagon was badly wrecked and Mir Gumpper and his child were thrown to the ground. The father was not seriously injured. but both bones of the childs left leg were broken be- low the knee. She was taken te the hospit- | al The car WAS in charge of Conductor AShe and Moterman Lout, but no blame is attached to those men the wagon coming in front of the msving car.
 The Senior Temperance society held a meeting yesterday afternoon and Ap- pointed the following as a committee to act with a committee from the Catholic Literary association in arranging for their annual union excursion: Henry Byrnes. John Thompson and James Meagher. No action has yet been taken AS to where the socIeties will go. but it is evident that Savin, Rock Nill be the place. For a num- ber of years the annual union excursion of the Senior Temperance and Catholic Liter ary societies has been looked forward to as a field day among large nutnber of Waterbury people and there Is every req son to believe that this year will be DO ex- cepton
 The St Vincent De Paul society will hold its festival and entertainment on Wednesday eveLing Jure l2 Among the many attractions will be Thomas Collins of the famous Brownie Co, in his specialties; Miss Sadie Cronin. in highland fling dance; piano and violin selection, by the Misses Mcknight; songs. by Master Me Knight, Miss Kate Gloster. Miss Nelly Smith. and a Quartstte composed of Mrs BerGiu. Miss Hughes and Messrs Malon+y and Hughes; also songs and recitations by many others. The festival will commence at , o'clock and strawberry short cake. ice cream. lemonade. soda. etc. will be served The entertainment commences al $ o'clock All are invited to attend
 Mrs Jonas Taylor of this city choked to death Saturday night while eating supper at her parents residence in Winsted. Her throat had been paraly zed for over q year in cOpSequtnc of which she has almost starved to death twice. She under treatment at a hospital for some time, but very little could be done to help her. Mrs Fay Tor was around Saturday after nooA and as happy as could be expected under the circumstances Since her mis. fortune she has been obliged to take nour. ishment in liquid form and with heI head thrown back. She was doing thi. Saturday. when the food caught in hel throat and strangled her almost instantly. She was p years old.
 he members of the \ O. F. Of A turned out in large numbers yesterday aft, rnoOn and decorated the graves of all drceas-d members of the order in the diff trrrnt local cemeteries William c kl-Inecke of Court Falcon was marshal and huge American il sg futtered in the bre, zt at the head of the procession The Odd fellows also held Memorial day services yesterday. Apprul l.te services were held at the lodge room after which the proces. sion proceeded to Riverside uem-tery wher, flowers were strewn on the grave. of tie deceased members r. tn, evening the members attended ,h- chape street Methodist church sud listened to a; address by the Rev Mr whie
 George 4. SkIlton, a Watertown farmer was badly R'red by c W Saturday night
 The COW with her calf WGs in the lot vheI Mir SkIltOn approached accompanied by his d,g The COW made rush Tor the do, . and the latter ran to his master for safety ln the scutfie the COW caught Mir Sklltor on her horns carrying him several fee s causing his intestines to protrnde and in il ctlng other serious wounds neigh Dor. named Blskeslee. saw Mir Skilton' ? perilous position and made an effort t scare the infuriated animal away an, hnally after keeping him iu agony 10 1 ReYRral minutes the COW pava an nnaarthl