Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
CITY NEWS.

Miss Margaret Waters, a teacher in t,8e public schools at Danbury, is vis- iting her cousin, Mrs NJ. F. Keeley, of State street
 John, the 2-woeks-old son of MT and Mrs Daniel Sweeney, of 136 Baldwin street. died this morning. The funer- al will take place tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 Oracle, the 4-weeks-old child of MT and Mrs Oscar Painter. of 20 Jewelry street, died last night. The funeral took place at o'clock this afternoon, with interment in Calvary cemetery. Kevin Druly met with q serious accident yesterday while at work on stamp at Steele X Johnson's factory. The foretinGer of his left hand got caught under the drop and was smashed so badly that it had to be amputated above the second joint. Mir Drury had been employed there but a day or two when he was injured. Dr Pomeroy rendered surgical aid. Chief Snagg has installed new fire alarm box at the corner of East Main and Welton streets. The number is 1G2. The department will respond to this box as follows: First alarm, Chemical and Hose company No 1, Engine company No 2. Hose company No 6, Hook and Ladder company No |: second alarm. Engine company No l. Hose company No ;. Hook and Lad der company No ,; third alarm. Hose company No f..
 Cases were assigned flor hearings next week ill the superior court this morning as follows: Tuesday. Sam uel F. Williams against O. w. F. Ran dolph ct al: John W. Gaffney ct al against Thomas McCabe ct al. We'd nesday, HaZen C.. Dodge. appeal from probate: the Shoe Hardware company against John McLinden; Charles c. Brown against Dennis F. Carroll ct al,
 and Terrence r. Carmody, trustee, against Watson NJ. Hurlburt.
 Nelson J. Welton was yesterday ap
 pointed receiver of the Masonic Tenn
 pie association by Judge Thayer in the superior court. Four months was all lowed for filing claims. This is mere ly a matter of form, the association having gone out of existence same time ago. after fulfilling the purpose 1 it was incorporated for. the building l of place where members of the as l sociatiOn could meet. The property
 was bought by Colonel Burpee. The funeral of Mrs Margaret Cough | Ian took place this morning from her | late residence on Ayers street. with l service at the Immaculate Conception 1 church by the Rev Father Broderick.
 and interment in the new St Joseph's
 cemetery. The bearers were William
 Goggins. Daniel Murphy. Samuel
 Stearns, Edward Brennan, Matthew
 Carolin and Daniel Conner. The flor
 al offerings included wreath from
 the Misses Mary Halpin. Margaret
 Connor and Katie Kenney: cross. Will
 liam Jordan: standing column. sisters of the deceased: pillow lettered ssWife.,
 husband of the deceased: bouauets.
 Katie and Sadie Coyle.
 The many friends of Thomas Pha- | Ian. an old and respected citizen of | Waterbury, will be sorry to hear that he is confined to his home, CT Maple
 street, seriously ill with a complica- tion of diseases. He has been ill about
 twelve days and during that time his friends were doubtful of his recovery.
 but owing to his temperate habits
 backed by q strong constitution and
 good medical aid, it is hoped that he
 will soon regain his former good
 health. Mir Phelan. previous to his
 illness, was foreman in the kettle de partment of the Randolph and Gloves 1 plant. which position his son, Thomas Jr. now holds. pending his fathers re
 covery. Mir Phelan. ST. is member
 of many prominent societies. some o1
 which are Barcelona council. K. .oi C.. Court Linden. F. of A., and ths
 Holy Name society.