Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-05
CITY NEWS.

Miss Mary Cassidy of Jersey City is
 visiting friends in this city.
 Dr J. N. Bellemare is visiting at the
 home of his parents in Canada
 A son was born this morning to MT and Mrs John Quinn of Calvin street.
 The Rev Father Senesac of St Ann's church is enjoying vacation in Canada.
 Miss Nellie Wallace of WoIcott street is enjoying a visit with friends out of town
 Mamie, John and Jennie McKenner- ney of 19S Mill street have gone to Walnut Beach for two weeks.
 Patrick Bergin, manager of an un- dertaking establishment at Springfield, is enjoying a short vacation at his home in this city,
 The condition of William J. Cassidy remains unchanged from his condition yesterday. Although he had a very restless night, his condition improved slightly this morning.
 Another letter carrier will be added to the force on September 1. The one selected is the oldest senior substitute, Thomas J. Deeley, an employe of the Farrel Foundry and Machine Go.
 Owen, the three months old son of MT and Mrs Robert Martin of 652 Bank street, died this morning. The fu- neral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Percy Belleau, the -months-old son of Mrs Mary Belleau of 470 East Main street, died yesterday. The fu- neral was held this afternoon at o'clock, services being held at St Ann's church. Intement was in Ca1- vary cemetery.
 George, the three months old son of MT and Mrs Frank Coughlan of 30 Division street, died to-day. The fu- neral will take place at 3:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery
 Jack Rose, we'll known in sporting circles, is in bad state He has just been discharged from the hospital in Sea-Isle City, N. J., where it seems he had been for some time suffering from organic trouble.
 Constable E. J. Donahue served two on A. Manne for two New York wholesale houses to-day. The sum of the attachments was about S20O. William Borchadt, who bought put Names store on East Main street last week, was garnisheed.
 Miss Eleanor McCann of South Man chester, state president of the Ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. H., was in town to-day in consultation with State Sec 'etary Jennie A. Pulley i'll reference to connected with the order. The 1 state convention will be held ill Mid | lletown, August 20 and 21.
 Elijah B. Mallory died Sunday at ! he home of his niece in Roxbury. The remains were brought to this city | ,o-day and taken to 5 South Elm | street from where the funeral will | take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 | o'clock with service at the house and nterment in Riverside cemetery.
 State Fire Marshal John A. Rusling | md Deputy Fire Marshal w. E. Seeley, | 10th of Bridgeport, returned home last | light, after paying a visit yesterday | lfternoon to the scene of last weeks ncendiary. fire at 16-1S Lafayette treet Accompanied by Chief Snagg nd Lieutenant Dodds they made an investigation of the premises where the ire occurred and had a talk with Mir nd Mrs McDonough, who occupied the enement on the second floor, and ap ,eared to be the persons upon whom he perpetrators of the dastardly deed wished to wreak vengeance Fire Thief Snagg stated this afternoon to
 Democrat reporter that the fire mar hals had returned home without rem ering a decision. He said that in all probability the fire marshal would gain visit this city to complete the in- One of the police officials aid that it was now up to the fire narshal to show what mettle he is 1ade of and to ferret out the incendi, rfes. The case was out of the hands f the police for the present at least nd nothing further VIII probably be one in the case until the fire marshal makes a report.