Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-31
CITY NEWS

| MI ana MIS- James Phelan, 200 walnut
street.
The old home week festivities in
Bristol also drew a number of Water
bury people to that place to-day.
On Wednesday few persons from
here will attend the firemen's parade
which will be held in Southington.
There will be special meeting of
the st Mary's T.. A. society this even
ing at 8 O'Clock in st Patricl's hail.
John T. Phelan, the real estate deal
er, has filed his account as admins
traitor on the estate of the late Michael
Mitchell in the probate court
There will be an anniversary high
mass tomorrow morning at o'clock
at the Immaculate Conception church
for the late Martin NJ Brennan.
The opening term of Miss
Brzezinski's musical kindergarten
commences September 8, 1908. Her
studio is room IA, Citizens bank build
ing.
Marie, the nine months old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Reilly of
241s Lafayette street. died Saturday
night. The funeral took place Sun
st Joseph's cemetery.
There will be regular monthly
meeting of st Mary's Alumni associa-
ton tomorrow evening at 730. All
members are earnestly requested to at
tend this meeting as important BUSH
ness will be transacted. The class of
'O3 will be received into the association.
Patrick Mckee of this city was in
jured yesterday while trying to board
q car at Winsted. He was thrown to
the ground and received bad scalp
wound. He was removed to the POI
lice station where his injuries were
dressed.
A suit for divorce has been entered
by Rutherford B. Hayes from his wife
Lillian. The troubles of this party
have been told In the city court to
some extent Desertion is the alleged
cause now. Both live In the city, but
for some time prior to their last APP
| pearance DIN court have not been living
| together.
Farmers are very much worried
over the bad weather Of Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday. They say that If
| it continues much longer potatoes will
rot and other crops will suffer, too.
! They had poor luck with hay on ac-
count Of broken weather and If the po-
! tatoes don't turn out we'll they will
| be in bad box.
Ivy temple, No 5, Rathbone Sisters,
will hold q basket picnic Thursday,
September 8. If stormy, will be held
Friday. Will leave center on 2 p. m.
car. All children of the Sisters are
especially invited, as are all Il. of p.
who can possibly join. a large attend
ance at the regular meeting Wednes-
day evening is called for, when all fur
ther business connected with the picnic
will be attended to.
/ At meeting Of the James Reynolds
Monument Fund association held Sat
urday night in the office OF d. I'll. Tier
ney, it was voted to authorize the
treasurer Of the Waterbury Savings
bank to pay over to Captain Lawrence
O'Br1en Colonel John G. Healy, J. #.
| O'Brien, J. r. Lander and John Cum
ingham, the executive committee Of
the fund. the sum of $1,00004, the
amount on hand In Waterbury.
IA special train from Winsted which
stopped at the different stations along
the line, passed through here to
/ Bridgeport this morning where old
home week festivities are being held.
There were ten cars attached, but
there were many empty seats. Only
| a few boarded the train at the local
station. The round trip fare was
| $1.00. A number of persons from
this city, however, went to the Park
/ City on the regular train. Quite a
few Waterburians will visit Bridgeport
on Thursday when the big firemen's
parade will be held.
The funeral of James Conner took
4 place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence on Cherry street, with
service at che Immaculate Conception
| church and interment in new st JOS
/ eph's cemetery. The bearers were
John Hogan, Hugh Smith, Patrick
Cavanaugh William Brick, Thomas
/ Coughlan and Thomas Harrington. The
4 floral offerings included wreath from
the Misses Kittie. Mary and Ellen
Wall; cross, friends at the button de-
4 partment Of the Scovill Manufacturing
Co; cross, Mr. and Mrs James Mullen;
bouquets, Miss Lizzie Cavanaugh and
employees of Platt Bros Co: bouquet
and pillow Woodmen Of the World A
mass of requiem was celebrated for
the deceased at 3 o'clock this morning
at the Immaculate Conception church
by the Rev John G. Murray of Hart
ford cousin of Mr. Connor.
The remains Of James Lynch, a for
mer resident of Waterbury, who was
accidentally drowned last Tuesday
while at work on the docks at Ho-
boken, were brought to this city Sat
urday night by Undertaken Mulville
and taken to the residence OF his sister,
Mrs James Cronan. IA Baldwin street.
from where the funeral took place at
$3.50 yesterday afternoon, with service
at the Immaculate Conception church
by Father Broderick and interment in
new st Joseph's cemetery. The bear
ers were Patrick O'Reilly, Peter
tO'Reilly, James Brady. Charles Lynch,
Charles Lee and Patrick began. The
floral tributes included a pillow from
the family. A mass of requiem was
| celebrated for the deceased at 1882
| O'Clock this morning at the Immaculate