Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-14
The body of Mrs Margaret Donovan was

The body of Mrs Margaret Donovan was re-interred in Calvary cemetery to-day.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair, stationary temperature. to-day. warmer Thursday afternoon.
 Entries for the races st the driving park tomorrow afternoon will close at 10 o'clock tonight.
 Patrick Mooney still continues to im- prove, and there are strong hopes for his recovery.
 William Sutliffe of IF Wall street. an employe of Holmes, Booth Haydens, cut the end off the index finger of his left hand in sitting machine to-day. Dr Benedict rendered surgical aid.
 The New York & New England road will give an excursion to Boston to-mor- row, the special train leaving Waterbury at 6:30. The fare including trip to Nantas- ket beach, Salem Willows or Bass point is only $1.25.
 William Dillon, the three years old son of MT and Mrs Michael Dillon of 69 Pleasant street. died at II o'clock this morning of diphtheria. The funeral took place at o'clock this af- ternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Gladys G. Smith. the eight months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Cyrus Smith of Simonsville. who died Monday night took place this afternoon with services by the Rev Mir White of the Chapel street Methodist church and in- torment in Crockett cemetery. Swan Olson, who keeps a saloon at 34 Grand street, was arrested for alleged violation of the liceuse law yesterday. The case was settled out of court this morning. MT Olsen made application for license. | but has not yet received it. Prosecuting Agent Mattison terms it 8 technical viola | ton of the law.
 This is good time to bring to mind the fact that there is law in this state invest ing owners of property with police au- | thority to arrest fruit thieves on their premises, and authorizing them to take them to the police station and make com- pIaint. Persons having this authority may also call for assistance.
 The New Britain Herald says: Water bury is keeping up to it's reputation fol crime and, by the way, New Bri ain is making altogether too large showing re- gently. The last serious event in Water bury was the arrest of man with police court record of nineteen appearances fol assault with intent to kill.
 The Second division, A. o. H. gave out the coupon books last night for its bazaar which will be held in City hall on tho evenings of September 20 and 21 Eact book contains eleven tickets and already | some of the members have sold the onei they took out last nigNt and were around to-day looking for more. The division of fers prize of diamond ring to the lady selling the most books and the gentleman who disposes of the largest number vii receive a gold badge.
 Mrs John Ryan of SOY North MaiI street met with a serious accident thi morning She was canning fruit ant stood on a chair to reach for some jars ol a shelf. In stepping down she lost he balance and fell backward, striking agains the hinge of the door, inficting an ugl. gash in the back of her head from whicl blood flowed freely. She also sprainet her right wrist and was otherwise badl, shaken up. Dr McDonald rendered surgi cal aid.
 Speaking of the trouble between NeN Haven roughs and Waterbury excursion ists Saturday night the New Haven Leade says: Acting under the mayors instruC tions Superintendent Smith ordered ser geant of the second precinct to investi gate. The sergeant reported to the super intendent this morning that the NeN Haven young men were more siRne against than sinning. The sergeant ful ther reported that the Waterbury part
 was fully as noisy as the New Haven youp
 fellows and that had they stayed in tb train at Railroad avenue instead of gettin
 out and making night hideous by blowin their horns there would have been B trouble.