Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-02
CITY NEWS.

pr l.. H. Thibault spent yesterday as the guest of Rev Father Coppens of New Britain.
 Special forecast for Connecticut:s Fair in east portions; probably snow in west portions; warmer
 Charles Lynch, who until lately was employed by John O'Brien, the baker, on North square, has gone to New York to seek his fortune.
 MT and Mrs E. $. Baribault of South Main street attended, yesterday, fam fly reunion at the home of the formers parents, MT and Mrs Julius Baribault of New Haven.
 Esther, the six years old daughter of Mir and Mrs Owen Carey of 39 Col ley street died this morning. The fu- neral will take place Saturday after noon at 5 o'clock. The interment will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The officials of the Manufacturers National bank presented each of it's customers with handsome pink as he or she entered the bank to-day. Hundreds of flowers were i'll this way disposed of It was the manage ment's idea of wishing it's customers q happy new year.
 The remains of Joseph McGill of Bristol, formerly of Waterbury, will arrive here tomorrow morning at II 40 and will be inferred in St Joseph's cemetery They will be in charge of Undertaken NIoriarty. The deceased was q member of the G. A. R., and when he lived in this city he was em ployed at Rogers < Bros spoon shop. The Volunteer Fire department will give it's annual reception at City hall tomorrow evening, and will endeavor to keep up it's former reputation for giving the best event of the season in the line of sociable. A number of tickets have been sold, and there will be large and representative gather ing seated when Leader Fulton opens the affair with | selection by his band of musicians. After the concert pro- gram has been finished dancing will be indulged in until late hour. The funeral of Patrick Lynch. Jr, took place this morning from the fam- fly residence on Lafayette street to St Patricks church. where mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Sullivan. The bearers were Matthew Shannahan,s Patrick Clark Joseph Begley, Patrick Hickey, Mich ael Hanley and John Mahaney. The l floral offerings included a pillow from the family, marked Brother; mound | St Thomas Cadets A. A.; bouquets, ] Mrs c. N. SlackbOwer; nineteen roses. Miss Agnes McGrath; mound, Mrs C.. 1 A. Jackson. The interment was in St Josephs, cemetery. The deceased is survived by his parents, Mir and Mrs Patrick Lynch; two brothers, John and Dennis: three sisters, Mrs Joseph Ga briel, Mrs Eugene Sullivan and the Misses Nellie and Bridget Lynch
 The superior court in New Haven l begins the business of the new year without a divorce ease on short cal endar, which resumes tomorrow. At that session will be heard a motion to -accept the report of the committee ap- pointed by Judge Wheeler recently to appraise the Woods estate, also for q supplementary judgment in the same matter and for an order to distribute l the proceeds from the sale of the prop erty by auction last Monday to the proper parties. There will also be heard a motion to expunge in the suit l of Johnson against the American Pin Go. The motion is the plaintiffs and l is theref0Fe of much consequence. This is a suit for possession of a labor-sav. ing maehine which the plaintiff claims the defendant wrongfully withholds from him. The defendant maintains that the machine became it's property through the plaintiffs failure to make certain Improvements i'll it.