Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-18
CITY NEWS.

Al ooch POAtAOhs
 A son was born this morning to MT and Mrs Thomas Shea of East Main street.
 A meeting of the committee on abate. ments will be held at 8 o'clock this evening.
 Judge David Callahan of New Haven paid visit to friends in Waterbury to-day.
 F. E. Benham will sell twenty-five horses at auction in George Pomroy's stable in Hartford tomorrow.
 The funeral of Francis Henderson will take place from his late residence on Grove street at 1O:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Special sale this week on ladies white lawn waists, hosiery, dress goods in lawn and dimity. Mrs B. Keough. 204 Bald win street.
 James F. Bree of New Haven, county president of the A. O H., was in Water bury yesterday afternoon calling on County Secretary J. A. Hynes.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine T. Leg gett. who died at her home. 496 North Main street yesterday, will take place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The St Mary's school nine. NJ. Mccarthy manager, issue A challenge to any team of fifteen-y ear-olds in the state, for fun or money, Hillside avenue school preferred.
 Joseph Anderson, Jr, T. F. Carmody, S.. J. Marsh and E. l.. Seery all Waterbury boys. have passed successful examinations for admission to the bar, at the Yals law school r
 All those wishing to bid for the bar privileges at the picnic of Division No 1, A. Q. H., can hand their figures to the committee at the DEMOCRAT office, Thurs day evening at 7:30.
 The married and single employees of the firm of E. T. Turner & Co.'S played game of base ball on the West End grounds last evening, At the close ofthe third inning the SCOTS was a tie and as the married men did not seem to be able to continue the game the gallant bachelors took compassion on them and the proceedings came to an abrupt termination.
 The funeral of William Carmody took place from his late home. 406 Baldwin street, at S:30 o'clock this morning at St Patrick's church. where a mass of re- quiem was celebrated by the Rev J. H. Duggan. The pallbearers were e: Patrick ONeill, James Kelly. Edward Bergin, James Massey, John Shea and Timothy | Walsh. Interment was in St Joseph s | cemetery.
 Court Hancock, A. O. F. of A., elected ese officers last night: C.. R. Charles Schmidt; $. c R John T. Hannon; Treas urer. James A. Hynes; F. S. NJ. J. Keefe; R. S. John Butler; S. W. Thomas J. Greeny; J. w, Leo P. Bovally. $. B.. William Bowen; J. B, Patrick 3resna- han; ,P. c. R., Edward Kane. Grand Chief Ranger A. H. Mccarthy has ap- pointed Thomas F. Bolger deputy chief ranger of the court.
 The police are looking for a clever for | ger who worked of a number of worthless | checks about town Saturday. The man went under the name of 0. H. Harris and came here from Waterbury. He worked the same game there and managed to get away with considerable money. Superin- teLdent Birmingham refuses to talk about the case. It is therefore impossible tc state to night just how much the forgel realized here, aud the names of his victims are being scrupulously guarded by the police - Bridgeport News.
 The committee on abatements held a meeting last night and recommended tc the court of common council that the fol. lowing abatements be made: Jacob and Nicholas Miller SIS. Joseph Straw Sl2.S7, Mrs Ann Lawlor $25.20. estate of Henry Munsod 15.S4, Mrs Honora Keeze S23. 40 I son $lO so, Terrence Tynan $l3 86. Mir: Catherine Phelan SIS SC, Mrs John Moak. ley SIG 20. John P. Lynch $17, Mrs Will liam Casey 8 96, J Duffy 8 96, John T Ly nch 8 so
 The Shelton correspondent of the Anso nia Sentinel writes: The banns of marriage were published at the o'clock mass in Sl Augustine's church Sunday, between Mis. | Cleary of this place. and John Lawlor, ot Waterbury. The bride is well knowr both here and in Waterbury. She Is tho daughter of William Cleary, If Pine street aud has spent ths most of her years il this town. For some time she has beer employ ed in Waterbury, however, coming here quite frequently. Her many friend will wish her good luck and happiness in her propos, d venture.
 At a meeting of the Journeymen Protet tive Butchers association held last nigh arrangements were perfe etc d for tho parad and picnic which Nill be held Thursday The line cf march will form on the nortl :iie of the green at 12:i5 The procession will pass through the following streets Around the green to Bank. 10 Washington aveLue, to South Main, to Exchange place to East Main. to Welton, countermarch t. Cherry. to Grove, to North Willow, t. West Main. to West End grounds. All wh in end to take part in the parade are re quest.d to provide themselves with sill hats. Frocks. canes and sashes may b procured from the committee. All tn meat markets will closed for the day a lO:30 o'clock in the morning