Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-05
CITY NEWS.


 Mrs Bernard Commerford of 3S9 Riy- CT street.
 A daughter was born July 1 to MT and Mrs Elvin B. Lawrence of 20 Chipman street.
 The staff of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Go is having field day at Forest park this afternoon.
 The Amalgamated Society of Engi- neers and Machinists will hold an im- portant meeting this evening at For esters' hall.
 James Crompton was appointed ad- ministrator upon the estate of the late William Clarke to-day by Judge Ben ton of Naugatuck.
 Only one game is scheduled in the City Amateur league for tomorrow, Washington Hill A. c. vs St Thomas Cadets, Riverside park.
 Joseph, the two year old child of Patrick Cunningham, died last night The funeral took place this afternoon lnterment in Calvary cemetery. Mrs Emma l.. Cooper, aged 54 years, died last night at her residence. 296 Walnut street. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock. Interment will be in Pine Grove cem- etery.
 Patrick, the six months old son of MT and Mrs Patrick Griffin of 1GS Mill street, died Thursday night. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment was in Cal vary cemetery.
 Madeline, the four months old daughter of MT and Mrs Adolph Springler of 98 Charles street, died Wednesday. The funeral took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Inter ment was in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Jeremiah Long, aged 32 years, died in Stamford yesterday. The remains were brought to this city this after noon in charge of Undertaken Null vile anG~were taken to the residence of John Mccarthy, 36O Mill street. The funeral notice will appear later
 The funeral of Joseph Mankomigni, 42 years, formerly of this city, took place from St Joseph's church to Gal vary cemetery yesterday morning at 9:oo o'clock. The pallbearers were members of St Joseph's society, of which he was member. Funeral ar engagements were in charge of Under taker Moriarty.
 At regular meeting of Court Han cock, No 24, F. of A., held in G. A. R. hall Thursday evening, the following officers were installed by D. GIG. R.. William H. Sheen: Chief ranger. Luke Bowling; s. c. R.. Thomas IT. Green: R. S., John H. Butler; S. w., Timothy Donahue; J. w., Patrick Shea; s. B., James Moriarty; J. B., Jeremiah Bros nan; lecturer, D. F. Murnane
 A. G. Auger,S the undertaken, is mourning the loss of a very valuable dog which he received from friend in Bridgeport on Thursday. He went to Bridgeport on that day and brought the dog home with him and left him at the undertaking establishment while he went away for a few minutes. In the meantime the dog got away and went towards the Naugatuck depot where he was killed by the cars half hour after he arrived in Waterbury.
 A large crowd is attending the pie nfc and games of Go, B, Hibernian Ri- fes, at the Driving park this after noon. Before going to the park a short parade was given in which the St Francis drum corps of this city, the St Francis T. A.. B. corps of Nauga- tuck, the members of Go B and the Hibernian Rifles of Naugatuck partic- ipated. At the park there were vari- ous athletic games. Flanagan, the champion hammer thrower, did not appear as he had another engagement. The picnic will be continued tonight. Dancing will be a feature. Music by Bergin's orchestra, Professor McCor- mack prompter.
 Fergus Madden died at his resi- dence, 147 North Willow street, yester- day morning. The funeral took place this morning at 6:30 At z o'clock a funeral mass was said at the church of the Immaculate Conception. after which the remains were taken to Poughkeepsie, N. r., in charge of Un- dertaker Moriarty. The paIlbearers were M. J. Byrne. Dr J. l.. Moriarty, Fergus Madden. T. IF McKiernan, M J. McEvoy, J. w. Mcdonald. Among the floral offerings were a bouquet from MT and Mrs T. F. Jackson, wreath, MT and Mrs M. J. McEvoy, large cross marked Father and a pillow marked Dada"
 
 horses broke the peace this noon by running away. This animal had been 9 very good one; had, in fact, made it. self remarkable for it's amiable con- duct But this noon it wanted a drink and it was away up on North Willow street. where drinks are scarce indeed. While the driver was telling all about the weather to a cook, the horse broke away and ran for dear life and the horses soda fountain, SUI perintended by John F. OBrien of the water department, situated at the northeast corner of the green. No one would have known there had been a runaway but for the trail of boxes and grocer's things along West Main street.
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