Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-25
CITY NEWS.

A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs c. Morrissy of 339 West Grove street.
 The Sunday school of St Johns church enjoyed an outing at Hanover park yesterday.
 Philip McEvoy, caretaker of the green, is looking for the owner of lady's beautiful hat which he found on one of the seats in the park.
 Miss Katherine Carroll Bergen, one of the recent graduates at the Water bury High school, very popular and talented young woman, has suc- ceeded Miss Guilfoile as stenographer in the office of Mayor Kilduff.
 The funeral of Marie Welch will take place tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock from her late home on North Riverside street with service at St Patrick's church and interment ill new St Joseph's cemetery.
 John. the fifteen months old son of Mir and Mrs John Kelly of 536 Bald win street, died this morning. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock with interment i'll new St Joseplls cemetery.
 Constable William NJ. Gillette to-day sold to Attorney T. F. Carmody, under chattel mortgage, the goods and eff fects of the Robbins Forging and Hard ware Go at A Brown street. The price paid was $500. The goods were taken under an attachment levied by the Platt estate.
 Jane Olcott. aged 79 years, died this morning at the residence of her niece Mrs NJ. E. Adams, 337 South Main street. The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. The remains will be taken to Plymouth for burial.
 Assistant Inspector O'Malley of the postal free delivery system was in Waterbury and made a tour of the town accompanied by Postmaster IT. H. Guernsey and Assistant Post master John H. Boylan to-day. He will be here again during the present week.
 The postponed picnic of the South End Social club will be given at the Driving park Thursday, July 3. The tickets now out will be good for that date, and the committee assure their friends that the postponement will ill
 
 fun that will be on tap.
 The arrangements for the Fifth di- vision, A. o. II. field day and picnic Saturday, July ,, are under way and the committee promises some of the best sports of the year. The celebrated hammer thrower, John Flanagan. will be here and will give an exhibition that will be worth going long distance to see.
 The funeral of Mrs Jane Burke took place this morning from Bergin's un- dertaking rooms with a mass of re- auiem at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Broderick and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Fred Mitchell, Mi chaeI Dolan, John Finnegan, Daniel O'Neill, Christopher Dunn, Stephen Egan.
 The new fire engine ordered by the board of public safety some time ago and the old one which was sent away 10 be repaired arrived here to-day from the factory at Seneca Falls. The old one was removed to the Scovill street house and the other was given quar- ters at the Burton street house. They were accompanied by Engineer Wes- sells. who will show what they can do at the green Thursday afternoon. Max Friedman of 1251 Bank street | a child about five or six years old met with a painful accident last night. He was playing with a companion. Morris Cohen. near Betts' livery stable, when the latter accidentally struck him a severe blow on the forehead with q .aI~ sf, xxy1c e made in the boys forehead which re- quired two stitches to close it up pr Lopez rendered surgical attendance