Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-12
CITY NEWS.

The DoarQ or traQe VIII meet Rt CLOCK tomorrow afternoon.
 The DEMOCRAT will be on sale daily at Camp Coffin, Mantle.
 The Central Labor union committee will hold meeting in Labor hall tonight.
 Special forecast for Connecticut Show CTS, followed by generally fair, stationary temperature,
 A daughter was born to MT and Mrs Thomas Delaney, 2S Wall street, on August 9.
 The regular monthly business meeting of the Young Women's Friendly league will be held Tuesday evening at o'clock.
 The annual memorial services of Excel sior and Progressive councils, O. U. A. M., were held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after noon.
 Thankful P. Norton, age "A years, died at her home in Wolcott this morning. The funeral will take place Wednesday after noon with interment in Woodtick.
 The board of relief will hold meeting in the selectmen's office at 7:S0 o'clock this evening to act on the appeals from assess ments Tn the South Brooklyn district.
 Jane, the eight months old daughter of MT and Mrs James Stout, 19 Division street, died yesterday. The funeral will take place ot o'clock tomorrow after. Eoon
 The funeral of Molina Valle, aged 47, wife of Narcisse Valle of 43 Canal street, who died last night, will take place at S:3O to- morrow morning to St Ann's church. Interment will be in Calvary metery.
 The lightning which accompanied the rain storm last night and this morning cut up all kinds of pranks with the fire alarm kulo oir nd co for oa fn Pin0 thebell in the tower of City hall this morn ing,
 Very Rev J. A. Mulcshy yesterday laid the corner stone and dedicated the new parochial school of St Bernsrds parish, Rockville. The plans of the new school were drawn by Architect Joseph A. Jack son.
 The New Haven Register is inclined to poke fun at the Naugatuck daily papers | and advise arbitration, and wishes success l to both papers although not aware that | ''Naugatuck has long felt want for two dailies."
 At the last annual meeting of the Con- necticut department, G. A. R, a vote was passed that all past department command CTS of the state who had not been provided with resolutions from the departmsnt should have such resolutions engrossed and presented to them.
 Joseph Keller of Thomaston had an | operation performed at the hospital for the removal of a piece of dead bone from his | arm. MT Keller has been confined to the house nearly five months with his left arm. It began with what the doctor called rheu- matism and developed into an abscess.
 Mrs Maria Senior of Philadelphia, aunt of Mrs P. B. Dillon of William street, died ! l. A l@Ek kr day to attend the funeral. The deceased made several calls at the residence of her | niece.
 Patrick Murphy, living at the corner of Union and South Main streets, an employe of Benedict & Burnhams, met with a afternoon. A truck passed over his right foot, splitting the great toe and badly crushing the ball of the foot. His inju. ries were dressed at Dr FrosL's office.
 At the church of the Sacred Heart yes. terday Rev Father Treanor spoke on the subject of public improvements. He said the people of the eastern section of the ciiy were not alive to their interests and that while other sections were growing the east end was practically at a stsndstill He urged tht people to improve their prop. erty and be up to the times.
 Superintendent Moran of the almshouse says that one of his guests, Patrick Devine captured ne sea rps nt Saturday night, 1T Steele's brook, with a potato hook. It an swered to the description of the serpen seen from the Bank street bridge in thu Naugatuck river week ago. The super lntendent allows that it is nothing to bral about. loGever. Bs it was no bigger thar | ( kI,oo la ha, k@ knh sv,k N11 k.y when boy.
 The W.R c. T. A. and B. society held meeting yesterday afternoon and elected the following oficere: President, Henr, Byrnes; vice president. James Maher financial secretary, John Thompson; finsn cal secretary, William c. Keenan; cores bonding secretary, William Duncan; treas arer and chaplain, the Rev Hugh Treanor marshal, James Eustace; committee ol I ways and means, P. J Kelly, James Lyons a Thomas Kelly; local cd trr, William
 Keenau; county director. James Lyons. , An attempt was made U wreck tn
 United St .tts express near Danbury esll
 Sunday morning, by fastening A piece c = iron on the rails. It was struck by an e1
 tra freight few minutes befor
 the express was due. One car was dt n railed ard the express train was Jagged d Patrick Barrett of this city is under arres
 at Danbury, charged with the crime. H
 tells pretty straight story and the author ities believe that they have caught tn wrong man. He will probably be rC
 leased.
 Mary Ltzotte, the four } ear old daughter (
 Paul Lezotte of North Elm street pulled
 steaming pot of vegetables onto herse
 from the stove Saturday, receiving injurie
 from which she died yesterday morning
 Her mother was putting the baby to slee
 in an adjoining room a nd knew nothing (
 the affair until the cries of the child in tn
 kitchen attracted her Rttsntion and goin
 out she found the boiling pot of vegetable
 upset on the little one. Her clothing WE
 removed as quickly as possible and medici
 aid summoned, but all was of no avail th
 littl one fingered few hours in frigh
 full agony when death put an end to ht
 suffering.
 if Great heavens and holy saints Tn !. sea serpent has appeared in Waterbury t A citizen while standing on Brass Cit d bridge saw the monster. He says it wa e forty feet long. had one eye in the centt n of It's forehead as large as 8 saucer whic l. shone like fire and had a horn fully tw .- feet long sticking straight out of it's bacl }. The serpent was headed up the river whe
 seen to go beneath the bridge Thus the Morning Union of Bridgeport wind s cated. It has maintained right along thi
 the sea serpent was 8 material thing an
 now it must be so since a Waterbury cit
 zen has seen it. The quality of tt
 whiskey in Waterburymust be as inferiC
 as that along the sound. all statements = the contrary, notwithstanding -Sunds
 Herald