Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-16
CITY NEWS.


 iting her brother, Martin Fahy of West Burton street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair and cooler tonight and Tuesday; fresh westerly winds.
 Mr and Mrs John McPherson have returned from a wheeling tour through New York and New Jersey.
 John Reed, canvasser of household goods, living on North Elm street, was arrested to-day charged with non-sup- port.
 Miss Nellie Strong of this city left to-day to enter an institution in Sche- nectady to learn the duties of a trained nurse.
 Judge Peasley, representing Henry Weyand, has entered suit against Ros- well Clapp of Hartford for $500 tor goods delivered him.
 An important meeting of the Sixth division, A. o. H.. will be held at Hi bernian hall this evening. All mem- bers are requested to attend.
 Attorney Wilson H. Pierce has re- turned from New York, somewhat i'm proved in health. He will not resume his law practice for several weeks.
 All trains on the Watertown branch will stop for the accommodation of those who wish to attend the agricul- tural fair and cattle show during the four days commencing. tomorrow
 Mrs Mary Horigan and her son Will liam are visiting Mir and Mrs John Dwyer of Bishop street. Mrs Horigan is a sister of Mir Dwyer. She lives i'll Sacramento Cal, and has not seen him in thirty years.
 Arrangements are being completed for the annual bazaar of Division ,, A. O. H., at City hall, commencing Sep tember 9. One of the features of the fair will be a tug-of-war between teams representing the different fac tories for suitable prize Entries are requested to be sent in to the commit tee the coming week so that schedule may be arranged.
 The fair of the Washington Hill Athletic club will open in Jacques auditorium tonight and promises to attract a large attendance. The com mittee in charge has everything in readiness to give patrons a royal re- ception. Dancing will be one of the features of the program. The fair will continue during the week.
 
 after q hunting expedition in Canada. He was accompanied on the tour by Gov Mclean and looks as if he had en- joyed the sport During his absence he met Consul General c. E. Turner and had a long chat with him. MT Lilley considers Canada q beautiful country and thinks it a country which the United States ought to own.
 Mrs Mary Ann Shea, aged 30 years, wife of Michael Shea, of 33 Hickory street. died this morning at the Water bury hospital at 3 o'clock. She leaves besides her husband seven children, the oldest Il years, and the youngest 1 year and Ii months; also one sister and two brothers, Michael and Peter and Miss Catherine Mcdonald Mrs Shea was q woman of fine character and her death is a source of much re- gret to a wide circle of friends, but of course the blow falls heaviest upon her bereaved husband and family The remains were removed to the fam fly residence by Undertaken Crane. The funeral notice will be announced later.
 The funeral of Mrs Hanora Cavan- augh took place yesterday afternoon, with services at St Francis Xavier's church by the Rev Father Curtin and interment i'll the new St Josephs cem-. etery. The bearers were David Shee- hey, Michael .Cavanaugh, Patrick Shannahan, Michael Dillon, Simon Mccarthy and Thomas Ferris. The floral offerings were as follows: Pil- low, marked Our Mother" from the family; mound, lettered "Grandmotn- CT" Richard, Mary, Simon and John Condon; wreath, MT and Mrs J. II. Condon: sixty carnations. Mir and Mrs Dennis Shannahan, Watertown; sheaf Of wheat and calla lilies, Mrs Carson: sixty roses, Katie and Annie Brown and Mrs Sincaster A solemn mass of requiem was celebrated for the de ceased this morning at St Francis xavier's church.