Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-05
CITY NEWS.


 The Sixth division A. o. H., will hold an important meeting this even- ing
 John J. McGrath and family of Luke street are home, after vacation at the shore.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Tuesday; light north to west winds.
 Mrs Martin Brennan and family of Baldwin street are spending vaca- ton at Savin Rock.
 The funeral of Mary E. Williams of Oakville, who died at the hospital Sat urday, took place this afternoon.
 Preparations have been concluded for the excursion by the Sacred Heart parish to Hanover park on Thursday.
 The funeral of Lillian May, infant daughter of MT and Mrs Walter Hol- land of Abbott avenue, who died Sat urday. took place this afternoon.
 Willie Donegan of S9 South Main street, while playing with some com panionS a few evenings ago, had his arm broken. Dr Benedict rendered surgical assistance.
 Miss Goldia Haskins, stenographer for Attorneys Root and Peasley, has returned from Buffalo, where she has been with friends visiting the wonders of the PanAmerican show.
 The Misses Fannie Maher, teacher in the Welton street school, and Miss Annie Bergin, teacher in the Hen dricken school, left Saturday for a two weeks vacation at Savin Rock. The marriage of Thomas H. Dean of Chicago and Miss Mary Elizabeth Bannon of the firm of Bannon x Ken naugh, milliners, will take place to- morrow morning at the Immaculate Conception church.
 Richard Upson is i'll at his home on Chestnut avenue with typhoid fever. Richard, who is student of the Colum- bia Medical school, has been doing hos pital service in New York during va cation.
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association will give an excursion to Hanover park on Labor day. The tickets are out and those who would like to accompany the Lifts" should secure supply at once. Attorney D. J. SIavin and Christian Hauser have been appointed commits sionerse to hear claims against the es- tate of the late Mary Carolan. The appointments were made upon the ap- plication of the administrator, Patrick Carolan.
 The democratic city officials will meet tonight at o'clock in the city court room to nominate a registrar of voters. The candidates are James A. Hynes, the present incumbent, Timo- thy Brennan, John J. Geraghty and William Moher.
 Court Shields base ball team would like to arrange for a game with Court Phelan's nine They claim they have been trying to come to an understand ing with Court Phelans manager, but tlla. he acts as if he would prefer not to give them game. Is that so, Pres ton?
 Kate Cough1in died last night at her home, Az South Elm street, after a short illness. Besides her mother, Mrs Ellen Coughlin, she leaves one sister, Mrs T. Fitzpatrick of Bridgeport. The funeral will take place to the Immacu- late Conception church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. A young fellow named Mccarthy, living on Summer street, while playing ball yesterday was hit on the left side of the jaw bone by q wild ball. He was knocked senseless by the force of the blow and some time elapsed before he recovered. He then complained so severely of pains that q phy- sician was called and it was found that the jaw was broken. A big real estate deal was effected ill Naugatuck this afternoon whereby George Lilley of this city becomes the owner of the property on the corner of | Maple and Main streets just at the end of trolley line The property has been owned by Amos Culver who has had some disagreement with the trolley company and an old ramshaclxle build ing has stood on the property for years. MT Lilley is going to erect a modern | building of large dimensions on the property right away. August Johnson, who was injured on | the railroad near his home at Grey stone last Friday night, died at the hospital Saturday evening. The re mains. were removed to Bergin's un- l dertalzing rooms from where the funer- 1 al took place this afternoon. The in terment was in Riverside. Among the l floral tributes was a handsome wreath marked Father from the children of l the deceased; pillow. Asa Broder' wreath. Ingleborg lodge, order of yasa; bouquet L. T. Rich. Mir Johnson 1 leaves three children. He was Swede and was well liked by all who knew
 him.