Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-09
CITY NEWS.

With q reprImand.
 Katherine the Il months old daugh l ter of MT and Mrs James Rush of 46l ', est 4dain street, died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow al ternoon at 3:30 o'clock, with intermen' in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of William K. Kane will l take place from his late home on North | Willow street tomorrow morning al S:30 with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and Ill terment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Yesterday Sheriff Rigney served pa pers upon George B. Baker in fore closure proceedings brought by the Watertown Savings bank. Attorney Root represents the bank. MT Baker is well known in real estate circles. ] The amount involved is $1,5O0.
 Three young ladies from this city entered St Joseph's convent at Park vile yesterday, preparatory to becom- ing members of that religious order. They were Miss Nora Burns of Bank street, Miss Mamie Wrenn of South Main street and Miss Theresa Xiii I loughey of Baldwin street. They were accompanied by the Rev Father GIeeson of St Patrick's church. Several Meriden people have felt the effects of the financial difficulties that the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid ass0cia- tion is called upon to endure owing to big falling off in membership, and lack of funds to pay the death claims of it's members. The organization is in very bad condition just now, and 1t is claimed about $60,000 is due the
 
 this state.
 At the meeting of the Central Labor union last night the following dele gates were seated: Martin Ward, Bakers union, eighteen months; Pat rick Mulvaney, Bakers union, six months; Joseph Fleming, Buffers and Polishers, twelve months; Thomas G.. Smith, Carpenters and Joiners, six months. President John Flanagan was appointed a delegate to attend the state convention next month at Meri- den and 1t was voted to send $25 to Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers union to help them i'll their present strike. Many organizations reported through their delegates hay ing sent sums of money to help the miners.
 \ A very pleasant stag party was given at the home of Bradford Web ster, 132 Chestnut avenue, last night in honor of Bishop Fitzgerald of Warren and ''Shark" Warner of Thomaston, who are classmates of his at Yale college. Other Ya1e students present were Roland Camp, L. Russell Carter and John Dallas Bradford fn1 rlr(s oIao 1iTacr hoe One of the most enjoyable features of the evening Tas the impersonation Of the personalities of the cifferent stu dents present as manifested during their collegiate career: These imper- sonations were indeed very pleasing, but not so to the college boys present who were picked out as the subjects for they let out a number of secrets.
 Joseph Danaher of North Main street. brakeman on the Naugatuck branch, was thrown from the top of freight car at Ansonia about z o'clock last evening and received se- were injuries about the head and face. Danaher left Waterbury at 455 yes- terday afternoon on what is known as McDonough's extra, and was switching in the Ansonia yard when the accident occurred. The engine of his train backed down against the car on which he was standing and the sud- den jar threw him violently to the ground. He landed on his face and head. His nose was broken, his fore head cut and bruised and his cheek gashed. Danaher was brought +o this city on the passenger train which reaches here at $50 and taken fo his home where his injuries were attend- ed to. Aside from badly bruised nose his wounds are slight
 There seems to be some mistake in the minds of many citizens regarding the ownership of the Waterbury driy ing park and the conditions of the lease DetWeen the town and the Driving Go A Democrat reporter was informed last night that the property belongs to the town and that the Driving Go has tbe use of 1t for the manure carted off tbe premises to the Brookside home Tn support of this statement if was said that no record of receipts for rent an pears in the reports of the selectmen. Upon inquiry at the office of the board Of charities to-day the reporter learned that there was no truth in the allega- tions. The property belongs fo the
 
 for $100 year. A lease for twenty five years at that price was ordered at town meeting held two years ago. Credit for rent of the park can be found under the heading sAlmshouse Account page 155,. in the annual re- port of the selectmen, issued October 1, 1901, and in all previous reports since the place was rented to the com pany.
 At the meeting of Go A last night it was voted to send the following team to the regimentaI shoot to be held in New Haven next Saturday: Sergeant Smith, team captain; Ser geant Brink, Privates Lambert, Haase. Tyrrell, Porter, Judd and SilvernaiI Captain Carter and Lieutenant Sand land. vote of thanks was given to Daniel Cook, the we'll known ex-Yale athlete. for his offer to coach the com pany football team. Arrangements were made for the annual Thanksgiv- ing evening dance It was decided to hayes shower baths installed in the armory for the benefit of players. The team win meet tomorrow night for practice. and to choose a captain. Ser geant Morrison was appointed chair man of the annual ball of tha com