Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-22
CITY NEWS.

son was born yesterday to Mir and
 Mrs thomas Moran of Dublin street.
 A son was born to-day to NIr anf
 Mrs Michael F. Whalen, No 42 Walnut I street.
 An agent of Buffalo Bills Wild West
 snow was in town today and had q
 chat with City Clerk Ryan regarding
 license to exhibit here next spring.
 The heavy rainstorm of last night
 did some damage on the public streets
 put not as much as one would expect
 considering the torrents of water that
 rushed ill all directions.
 H. M. Rigney cremated three horses
 yesterday belonging to R. N. Blakes-
 lee, Which had been shot by Dr Bland
 because they failed to show signs of
 ever being of much benefit to the own
 CT or anybody else.
 Someone sent i'll a false alarm last
 evening from box 6, corner of Magill
 ana Bridge streets. This is a dan
 gerous occupation and whoever is en-
 gagged in it will some day rue it. Al though the officers of the department were aware that the Dublin street
 bridge was closed for repairs, a couple of the wagons tried to reach the place through that street and found the way blocked. Enough had gone the other way, however, to deal with fire in case there had been one
 The funeral of Annie c. Finnan took place this morning from the residence of her uncle on South Leonard street. with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Sullivan and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Patrick Finnan, William Mcclure. Patrick Moroney. Michael McKenna, John O'Neill and Michael Carroll. The floral offerings included q Gates Ajar,' from Joseph F. Flynn; Faith, Hope and Charity" empoyes of the soldering department at Plume x Atwood's; basket of roses. Mrs F. K. Finnan; bouquets. Lydia DWyer, Alice Breen. and Lizzie Kelly of Naugatuck. and William Finnan. 1T. 1
 The funeral of Mrs Emily Mullgan took place this morning from the fam iy residence on Charles street to St | Patrick's church. where n mass of | 'equiem was celebrated by the Roy | tather Gleeson. The bearers were William Cousey. Owen Meehan. John iriffin, Alexander Mcdonald. Philip ieilly and Thomas Sherlock. The floral f offerings included a pillow from the i husband of the deceased; cross. em- 'loyes of the yard of the N. Y.. N. Fl. md H. R. k. Go; standing wreath. rom sister of deceased; bouquets. ohn and Della Begley; wreath let cred "Friend''; wreath marked Lit le Jacks Schoolmates.'' This is the -year-old boy of deceased The re- aa1ns were taken to Hartford for urial by Undertaken Mulville. The nterment was ill Blue Hills cemetery.
 1t is believed that the big white bull og owned by Druggist Ed Roberts of ne West End committed suicide this fternoon. In some manner the dog ad opened his jaws so wide that when e tried to close them again he found impossible. MT Roberts was not round at the time and the animal y0uld let no one else near him. He F. m around the neighborhood and cared the people, who imagined inc og was mad. He finally dashed to- ard the tracks as he heard q train pproaching and deliberately laid down the rails and allowed the heavy ain to pass over him. He was cut in two and those who saT le accident say that the animal de berately committed suicide to ease i'm of the pain he must have been