Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-10
CITY NEWS.

Rev Arthur. L. McMahon, o. F., of | Somerset, O, is spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs Patrick Me Mahon, 42 Walnut street
 Mrs Charles B. Hotchkiss of Bridge port died yesterday afternoon at the
 residence of F. L. Curtiss, 2S3 West
 Main street The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
 Michael Sheehan of Ridge street and
 Miss Katherine Connor were married this morning at the Immaculate Con- ception church by the Rev Father Slo-
 cum. The witnesses were Michael
 Casey and Miss Mary Sullivan.
 Margaret, the eight months old l daughter of MT and Mrs Cornelius La hey of 3OS South Leonard street, died yesterday. The remains will be taken to Chicopee for burial tomorrow | morning in charge of Undertaken Null vile.
 Mrs Abrahamson, who was so badly
 burned yesterday in the destruction by fire of her home at 91 Locust street that she had to be removed to the hos
 pital. died yesterday afternoon. Her husband had not arrived in town to be
 
 Judge Peasley and Bradford Web, ster, after spending the whole day fish, ing at Quassapaug. did not catch fish.
 The judge said that one bass, little one weighing about fifteen pounds, the
 smallest one he ever saw. came up for moment and seeing Kelly, the baker in nearby boat, considered that it
 was the time for disappearing and took a header for below.
 Morgan Bowling, one of the bravest of the brave lads who enlisted from this cityAto take up arms in defense of Uncle Sam in Cuba and the Philip, pines. has returned home after three years service. Notwithstanding that he was through the liveIiest of the cam paign in the Philippines and in, China.
 and can tell many a story of extraor- dinary hardship on the field of battle.
 he has not a scratch to show for all his experience.
 The committee appointed by the SUI perior court to hear the case of the
 Fountain Water Go of Ansonia against B. T. Terrell & Sons of the same town, to-day gave judgment for the defend
 ant in the sum of $1 300. The commit tee consisted of N. J. Melton, F. J. Kingsbury and County Treasurer Hiram Jacobs. Y'he cause of the hear ing was a stream appropriated by the water company and which operated a factory owned by the Terrells. An important change goes into eff
 feet at the local freight departments to-day. Michael J. Leary, who for twelve years has been assistant freight
 agent at the Highland division has
 been appointed to the position of freight agent of the Naugatuck and Highland divisions. This is the posi- ton now held by c. E. Smith and the
 latter will take the place vacated by Agent Leary. This is a deserved pro
 motion for MT Leary, who has been
 one of the most faithful employees of the Dailroad company.
 The state golf championship may come to this city Attorney N. R. Bronson was yesterday decided upon as one of the sixteen to compete indi- vidually for the state championship. which tournament began yesterday in Hartford Attorney T. F. Rogers was one of the second sixteen. On Satur- day team matches play. The local team consists of Attorney Bronson. s. P.
 Williams, Howard White. F. J. Brown, Attorney Rogers and ". P Bryan. who is captain. The selection of Mir Bron-
 son as one of the final sixteen places him in the foremost rank of golf play CTS in the state and at the head of the local players.