Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-30
CITY NEWS.

Labor union that they will be closed on Labor day.
 George Lachance made five hits. in- cluding three bagger, in yesterdays game at Brooklyn.
 Peter A. Lamb, successor to John Der gin, invites his friends to grand opening tomorrow night.
 There will be a rehearsal of St Cecilia's choir this evening at 7;30 o'clock. A full | attendance is requested.
 The correspondents of the Connecticut Catholic will hold their annual outing at Pleasure beach, Bridgeport. tomorrow.
 Trains for Hanover park will leave the New England depot tomorrow at $40 a. m 1:30, 80 and p. m.
 Roger Connor played with St Louis at Washington yesterday and made three hlts' his batting being feature of the game l There will be rehearsal of the Sacred Heart church choir at o'clock this even- | ing. All members are requested to be present.
 | A special train will run to Hanover park Monday afternoon The Meridens and Waterburys will play game of ball there | on that day.
 The Hellmann Advance drum corps will celebrate their victory at the recent cor ventlon tonight Walter Wright of the Hellmann's won a prize for piccolo play ing.
 Edgar Bristol of this city and Miss Mary Roxford of WiDsted were married at noon yesterday by the Rev G. F. Prentiss at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs Orlo S. Rexford of Winsted,
 George Southerland of Bellows Falls, Vt. and Miss Mary Viola Bangs were married yesterday afternoon, by the Rev Dr J. G. Davenport, at the residence of Captain F. D Bangs, 25 State street
 The fourth annual fair for the benefit of ! St Cecilia's parish will be given in City hall from October 16 to 26 inclusive. The proceeds will be used to defray the debt on the handsome church property. Patrick FitzmAurice, the ten months old son of MT and Mrs Patrick Fitzmaurice of 3GO Mill street. died last night. The fun- eral took place at f o'clock this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Lizzie Moran will take place from her late residence, 1 ,250 East Main street at 8:3O o'clock tomorrow morning with services at the Sacred Heart church and interment in St Joseph's ccme- tery.
 Mary J. Mahaney. the eight months old I 271 Baldwin street, died this morning. The funeral will take place at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The excursion booked for tomorrow to Glen Island, by special train to Bridge port, thence by steamer John H. Starin, will be largely patronlzed. being the last Ole | of the season Glen Island has more than s local reputation, and deservedly so.
 party of young ladies from Waterbury are occupying Halls cottage at the lake f. I two weeks. Mrs McPherson is acting as chaperone. The party consists of Misses Gertie and Minnie Neile, and Thomas Knowles, Will Nash and John McPherson l-Winsttd Citizen.
 The funeral of Thomas Fitzmaurice took place at S:30 this morning to the Immacu- late Conception church where a mass ot requiem was celebrated by the R4v FAthe I 1 Fleming. The pallbearers were: Thomas Doolan Edward Pierce. Thomas Shea, Pat rick Shea Andrew Toole and Denni, Healey Iuterment was in Calvary ceme. tery.
 | c. G. Rischar, a shoemaker living at Cole street with two other occupants was thrown from a dump Ca-t on West Main street last evening. fIacturing his right shoulder blade and shattering the arm be- tween the elbow and shoulder. A mis chievous little boy who was handling a garden hose and turned it onto the horse was responsible for all the trouble. Dl Hayes rendered surgical aid.
 News was received yesterday that Patricl Slattery, son of MT and Mrs Jer. miat Slattery of Baldwin sire t, VI seriously in jured by being struck by a railroad train al l Albany, N |. Tuesday night. Mrs Stat tery immediately started for Albany ant found that while the young man had re ceived a bad shaking up there were nc bones broken and it is expected that h, will be all right in a short timc.
 The biggest Italian fight ever seen 1T the city occurred on Bank street last nigh over the possession of an old cart wheel Two different parties claimed it. and in few seconds the whole Italian colony wa into the fuss What surprised the specta tors most of all was that no knives or Dis tols were used and the men cuffed eacl other left and right, until the word wa passed along that au officer was hasteninl to the scene. when the combatants scat tered in all directions
 At meeting Of the entertainment com mittee of the Fourteenth regiment, Counec ticut Volunteers association, in Snage'
 
 the business meeting of the reunion from l:30 o'clock in the morning untl 1:3O o'clock in the afternoon. The affai will take place September IT in G. A. R hall. The management is in charge of committee consisting of John Lines, F. B Merrill and A Spencer.
 Yesterday afternoon Mary, the twelv year old daughter of Mir and Mrs William H. Conlon, living at 24 Orange street, me with an accident, and but for the presenc of mlnd of Constable BrZ' Zinski she woul have suffered serious injuries. Whil sitting on the steps of her house she ster ped on parlor match. A spark ignite her clothing and she was soon in blaz Her screams drew her mother to the scene She endeavored to put out the fire with he hands, when Constable Brze ziI ski, who hs also been attracted by the screams, ran u and drawing the clothing of the girl abou her smothered the flames. The littl girl was slightly burned about the limb and her mother received some bad burn on one of her bands.
 < Another special programme has bee prepared for tomorrow by Manager Gri fiths of Hanover park. An excellent shor dinner WI be provided and there will b dancing. balloon ascension, fireworks, etC |, Hanover park is situated on he banks ( large lAke IoEmeO Dy the retention Of tn waters of Quinnipiac river There is mammoth pavilion. and the boating is u surpassed. there being A mile or more ( O water, with a fleet of fifty pleasure boat also a napthA yacht which makes ha h hourly trips. The great switchback raj n road is an attractive feature, a wonderfr journey of five hundred feet being made i thirteen seconds. Manager Grifiths extend " many courtesies to visitors from WAte , bury. The base ball grounds are on tt park and special train will run from Wi terbury on Monday afternoon when tt Waterburys and Meridens wllI cross bats }. Representatives of St Thomas cadets an St Joseph's base blll tehma met in il