Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-17
CITY NEWS.


 said he took quinine for the chills. He got | fine of 8 and costs. Mrs Napoleon Gettie and Aimee Louise l Valentine, the little daughter of Mrs A. c. l Valentine, returned to Mount Vernon, N. Y, this morning after short visit. At the regular meeting of the Water bury Stationary Engineers. S. W. Wood. engineer at the Waterbury Buckle Go. was elected delegate to the national conven- ton to be held at St Paul, Minn.
 The rooms of division No 5, A. O. H. in G. A. R. block. have been thoroughly renovated and may now be spoken of as worthy of a place among the first class par lors in the city.
 There will be a meeting of the court house committee next Saturday raornlng at II o'clock. in the district court room at City hall. when Architect Allen of New Ha- ven will present his plans.
 Adv rtised list of letters at the postoffice: l. Murphy, J. F. Gildard, Antonia Freli- ger (2l. Fnbyan Mckinney. Walter Green. H. T. Outhouse, Mrs P. E. Bandett, Mrs C. L. French Mrs Pete Bunnell, Miss Clara Carson. Miss Harriet Sears.
 The Gorhams, strong colored base ball tenn, will meet the Waterbury team on the West End grounds Wednesday afternoon. It will be game worth witnessing as w. J. Fox and Shorty" Brennan will be two | of the stars.
 William Carmody. age Is years. son of MT and Mrs Michael Carmody of 406 Bald win street, died yesterday morning. The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock to- morrow morning with services at St Pat | rick's church.
 The regular weekly meeting of the St I Da aTYl af,-H ka halA evening All those holding tickets or money in connection with the festival given last week should be present and settle their accounts.
 The funeral of Mrs Clara Schelberg took place from the house, g Bronson street. at , o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Rev William Jentsch o(hciated. The pallbear- CTS were Martin Franek, Paul md Charles Wormsel and John Manly. Interment was at Riverside.
 Ser amin F. Neal, age 76 years. died at his late residence, 10 State street. Saturday afternoon. The deceased had been em- ployed as machinist at Steele X Johnson's s for twenty three years. He was a charter member of Clark c,mmandery. K. T. The funeral will take place Wednesday after | noon.
 PhelAn says We will be long time dead, and he puts it this way: "A little rain, a little sun. a very little work, and life is done" Everybody should drink good tea to be happy. This week he is giving a very handsome teacup and saucer with each pound, and he will continue the good work with you until you have dozen of them.
 John E Brennan. the crack catcher or the Jasper college base ball club at Manhat- ten college, New York. is home on his vaca- ton He had a number of offers from clubs in Massachusetts, Vermont ana other places. but has decided to play with the club of Richdeld Springs. New York, one Of the strongest teams in the state. He will leave for his new position about July
 Thirty two members of Canton T R Martin, No s, I. Q. 0. F, under command of Captain Ira c. Moore and Lieutenant Fred Trott. went to NAugatuck yesterday ufterLoon and assisted in the memorial ceremonies there. Hellmanns Advance drum corps accompanied them. They We're the guests ot Centennial lodge, by a whom they We're royalty entertained. Yesterday morning Undertaken Martin r Bergin received a call on the telephone from l Southipgton requesting his presence there to prepare for burial the remains of Mss : Ellen GLrrity ot that town who died at II ] | o'clock. The deceastd d was 65 years of agt l | and one of the best known and most re . 1 Sptctable residents of Southington Sh, 6 has a number ot relatives and friends il thIs city. many of whom will attend the funeral which will take place from s Thomas church at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
 ' The item ln the DEMOCRAT last Thurs day in reference to the umbrella found a d the Naugathck depot by Patrick Me NamAra was the mears of discovering tn oAner IL belonged to Mir Boutelle foreman Tn one ot the fActori of Hart ford, who was visiting in Waterbury an, forgot the umbrella in a CAT at the Nev England depot Some fellow picked it ur evidently with the intention of keeping 1t but seeing the name on the handl dropped II in the water closet at tn Naugatuck station. The employees of tn Ntw Englaud station saw the item an called over to RARgaSemaster Thompson where they found the umbrella and re turned It 10 the owner.
 The ball club of Mount St Mary's colleS of EmmitsLurg Md. Is about to make
 north ID trip Two Waterbury boys, Le J Cutley and DAvid Mccarthy, are mem btrs of the team, which has made a fin ' rt cord in the south, winning the amateu , championship by defeating all conner worthy of dIsputing the title. The las l. game was played June 13 against Pennsyl vania, when Third Baseman Mccarthy wo the game by knocking out a home run wit ). two men on bases. The score was 6 to 4 The team expects to make a good shown o1 the northern tr.p
 The funeral of William Fl. Harvey too place from the family residence on Wes Main street yesterday afternoon. with SCI vices st the church of the Immaculat n Conception by the Rev Father Downe and interment in Calvary cemetery. Tn actiue pallbearers were Edward Ragley Christopher R. Dunphy annd Thomas E
 Oillane of Court Martin Hellmann, A. C d of A and James H Reilly, John E Kelly and Charles K Roller of the R os . Hill Social club All day the house va ). thropged with sympathizing friends, an
 the funeral cort-ge very large Tn
 floral tributes were profuse, among theI
 being a beautiful pillow of roses froI Court Martin Hellmann, and large broke
 column from the Rose Hill Social cut } His brothers contributed a massive bank (
 flowers inscribed Brother" and a pillc,
 of roses with the word Companion" stand
 ing out in bold relief was the gift of Rot
 ert McGrath. Henry Doerr. c. H Barnes
 J. H Coffey, T. A. Cullum and Cal O BrieI
 William D. Richardson and William Hel
 mann sent A mammoth cross of roses an q there was a pyramid from L P. Bissell N Sufield. Chief Ranger NJ J. Smith ( n Court Martin Hellmann read the burii . ritual of the A. 0, F. of A. at the grave.
 At meeting of the district committe ,o Saturday night proposals for placing
 tower clock on the Washington scho,
 were received from Lake, Strobel t Go an
 the Standard Electric Time company. Tn .o Standard company's proposal, which wl accepted. calls for No self-winding rel s. ulstor fitted with system, one tower tim h movement. four five feet ground glass dial AA fOuR YNairs nf vSI !.