Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-06
CITY NEWS.

| ffeSh pork LUG q ID at Castle $ market. His prices tonight are worth reading. John Byrnes. of Vine street, left to- day to spend Easter with his parents i'll New York
 Some one entered Otto Bock's sa- loon on Scovill street early yesterday morning and made off with $15 or SIG and a case full of cigars.
 Frederick, the 3-year-old son of Mir and Mrs William r. Keegan, died last night at the family residence. 76 Wal nut street. of diphtheria. The funer- al took place this afternoon, with in- terment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs William Carroll will take place from her late home on Riverside street tomorrow afternoon at 1:15 o'clock. with service at St Patrick's church and interment Tn St Joseph's cemetery.
 Judge Burpee announced to-day for publication that in the personnel of the city court officials he will make no change. This means that all who had wagers on the re-appointment of Pros eecutor Durant have won.
 Michael Connor, who is with the ar- my in the Philippines, is serving as orderly to Judge Taft. the president of the Taft commission to the islands. Connor formerly lived on Baldwin street before he sought for military glory in the Spanish war.
 The committee on horses from the board of public safety has found that the pair of horses they engaged in II G.I n R,t .1 4xN quirements. Consequently, they were shipped back Thursday evening. The horses were for use. in the fire depart ment.
 Abraham Lincoln camp, s. of ", has chosen the following delegates to at- tend the state convention in Norwich on April 15: Nathan Czamanski, Ed ward Croft. W. A. Chase. F. W. Net tleton. c. F. Loomis. IF. NJ. l.. Weig- ner. F. E. Goodall. ". H. Sagendorf and !. s. Gallagher.
 William Quigley, aged 90 years. died yesterday at the residence of his mother. Mrs Mary Quigley. ITO South Leonard street Besides his mother, he leaves four sisters. the Misses Mary. Sarah. Annie and Bridget. The deceased was q member of Court Stephen I. Meany, r. of A. The fu- neral will take place tomorrow after noon at 1:30 o'clock, with service at St Patricl's church.
 The promoters of the proposed Meri- den and Waterbury trolley road have engaged Judge Burpee to present their case to the committee on corporations next Tuesday in the legislature. The petition for q charter is signed by r. B. Rice and former mayor Thomas D. Barlow. If the charter is granted, and there is every likelihood that it will be, work on the proposed road will be gin immediately.
 The Lithuanians of the city have been granted charter to organize q society to be called the Sons of Iith- uania The charter was granted through Representative Guilfoile, on April 8. The president of the organi- zation Is Charles KaZemekas and the secretary Michael Yodsras. Mutual aid. benevolence and patriotism are the objects of the organization. brass band will be organized. for which a fair will be given at Concordia hall next week.
 Seaman Shea was the guest of Com pany c after drill Thursday evening. The entertainment which was pre- pared for the gallant sailor on short notice was under the direction of Cap tain Fitzpatrick and Lieutenant Hal pin. The following contributed to the evenings merriment: Surgeon Kill martin in the reading, 'The Fighting Race": Assessor Thomas c. Coyle. First Sergeant Lawlor. Privates Ken nedy, Sheehan, Seers and Seaman Shea and his comrade, McGuinness. John ]. Phelan. aged 34 years, died this morning at his home, 15 Magill street. He leaves a widow and two children, two sisters, Mrs John E. Car ey and Miss Maria Phelan, and one brother. Patrick Phelan. The deceased was a son of the late Robert Phelan of Baldwin street. The funeral will take place Monday morning, with interment in St Josephs cemetery. A mass of requiem will be celebrated for the de- ceased Wednesday morning at s o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church.
 John Carey. a fireman employed on the Highland division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad be- tween this city and Hopeville, met with a serious accident yesterday morning. having one of his arms sev- cred at the elbow by car running over it. Mir Carey's home is In Syra-. cuse but he boards in this section and in Hopewell one night here. the next night in Hopewell. This arrangement is necessitated by his employment. While in this city he boards with q Mrs Hanlon of South Leonard street On Thursday morning he left for his employment. The next heard of him was the news that he had been the victim of an unfortunate accident. The accident happened between Hope we'll and Fishkill Landing. How the accident occurred his friends in this city have not yet ascertained. Tho supposition is he had been visiting friends In Fishkill and was returning to Hopewell on a freight train, when i'll some way he missed his footing and fell beneath the cars. Mfr Carey has many friends In this city. being well liked. owing to his quiet and happy dis. position.
 Judge Cowell presided at short cal endar in the district court this fore noon. The session was long and ted ious. Judgment for foreclosure was granted Jacob Schieffer ct ux against John Kurzon for $T52.50. The proper