Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-22
CITY NEWS.

brisk to high westerly winds.
 John Basham of Middlebury was to- day appointed administrator on the es- tate Of the late Frank H. Wheeler.
 The will of the late Hugh O'Donnell was approved to-day in probate and Catherine Meredith appointed admins tratrix.
 John H. O'Donnell and Mary Payne were to-day appointed administrators on the estate of the late Mrs Margaret O'Donnell @
 Miss Lizzie Hayden, who is taking a course at the New York training hos pital, is spending few days at her home on Washington street.
 ". H. Sawyer, formerly a we'll known resident of this city and now of. Brooklyn, N. Y., was in town Satur- day. =
 The members of St Mary's Alumni association who have not given in their names for the coming banquet are re- quested to do so by "Wednesday even ing
 months mind mass for the re- pose of the late Michael Kinnerney of Sylvan avenue will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier church tomorrow morning at 7:30.
 Margaret, the four days old daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs Jeremiah Daly of 15 Emerald street, died yesterday. The l funeral took place this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Two men, who gave their names as P. J. Griffin and C.. Edward Duffner, were arrested to-day by Detectives Kennaugh and O'Gorman. They are wanted in Danbury for ~defrauding hotel, and they claim to be book agents.
 Mrs Mary G. Ward. wife of Thomas i G. Ward. of No 60 Round Hill street, died yesterday morning. She leaves a husband and four children. The fu- neral will be held at $50 Tuesday morning to the Church of the Immac- ulate Conception.
 The funeral of Mrs Emma Iosgrove took place Saturday afternoon with service by the Rev Mir Bassett and in- ;, terment in Pine Grove cemetery. The bearers were George Beckwith, Carl Green, William Peck, Robert i O'Rourke, Marcus Brundge and Harry Jordon.
 William Glynn of Wall avenue met ! with a serious accident this morning 1 at the plant of the Waterbury Clock Co. A die weighing about a hundred ! pounds fell upon his right hand. mash ing the middle finger almost into a jelly and also bruising the index fin ger. Dr Lodge rendered surgical aid.
 Notice of a suit against the city was to-day served upon City Clerk Ryan by Attorney McAahon, representing Edward Byrne The claim is that Byrne. who is small boy, fell into the excavation for a catch basin on ! Dikeman street, receiving such injur- i ies that seriously interfered with his usefulness. f's5-5'
 Preparations have almost been con- pleted for the banquet which will be given by the Alumni of St Mary's school in the assembly hall in the Mulcahy Memorial building on Tues day, December. 30. Many invitations have been issued to cIergymen and other prominent people throughout the state. After the4r banquet a prone made will be held.
 James McCarty died yesterday at his home, 57 North Elm street He. i leaves widow and three sons, John, ! James and Michael, also three daugh- ters, Nellie, Mary and Mrs Edward | Lezott. The funeral will tSTe place i tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock with i a mass of requiem at the Immaculate i Conception church and interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. >#
 Mrs Catherine Bowen, wife of Pat | rick Bowen died Saturday at the residence of her brother-in-law, Dan | iel Keenan, 40 William street The s funeral took place this morning with 1 a mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by the Rev Father FTtz- I gerald and interment in St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were Florence Keenan, John Bowling, Robert Dow l ling, Martin Bowling, John Bowling and Martin Sullivan, all nepheWs of the deceased.
 Mrs Wagner of Burton street. an em- l ploye of Mountain View laundry, Pros l pect road, Anna B. Freter proprietor, caught her right hand in a wringing machine shortly before noon today, | injuring it so badly that it is feared amputation will be necessary. The machine took the skin off from point above the wrist to the fingers and also tore up the palm. Dr Domaine and l Dr Goodenough were called and ren- dered such service as could be per ! formed at the time The wound is ] considered very serious and grave fears are entertained that the unfor- tunate woman will loose the hand. Joseph Wall of Sylvan avenue ar rived in Waterbury to-day, after com pleting a trip around the world. MT Wall has been doing service in the Philippines for Uncle Sam during the l past four years and has seen a good i deal of life in that country. He has ] been home once before since his enlist ment. He wept to the Philippines by. way of the Suez canal and returned by i way of Frisco. He is said to be one i of the best cavalrymen in the service. 1 and he looks it. too He is a bright, I active young fellow and all his old t friends will be pleased to see him home looking just as bright and cheerful as ever =
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