Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-10
CITY NEWS.

The special train which left this city this morning for the Danbury fair had twelve cars.
 The remains of Michael MoMahon, who died in Ansonia, were brought here this afternoon in charge of Un- dertaker Spain and inferred in St Joseph's cemetery +.'l" t''5 :.- -itl . <. --'. :. Helen, Barrett, daughter of W. J. Barrett of Forest Hill, N. J., died last night. The remains will be brought here for burial Friday afternoon in charge of J. H. Mulville. The burial will be in St Joseph's cemetery after the arrival of the 3:55 train.
 The unknown man who has been at the Waterbury hospital the past two days returned to consciousness long enough to-day to tell that his name was John O'Connor and he lived at the corner of South Elm street, but he got no further. It is thought that he meant South Elm and Union streets. His condition to- day is some better, although he is not yet out of danger. O'Connor was seized with convulsions on East Main near Welton street Tuesday af- ternoon.
 The following are the new officers of the Mission Circle of the First Con- gregational church: President, Mrs J. Hobart Bronson; vice-presidents, Mrs G. Leslie Dexter, Mrs Rushmore Manvel, Mrs Herbert Rowland; sec- retary, Mrs Otis Northrop; treasurer, Mrs U. G. Church; assistant treasur- CT, Mrs s. R. Kelsey. Work commit tee, chairman, Mrs c. S. Bull; advis- cry chairman, Mrs N. R. Bronson, Mrs H. G. Anderson, Mrs F. l.. Ad- ans, Mrs E. A. Pendleton, Mrs F. B. Rice. Mrs E. A. Williams. Mrs A. L.. Towne, Mrs L. N. Penault, Mrs A. l.. Rice, Mrs Paul Hamilton, Mrs Robert Dennison, Mrs Robert Spencer May, Mrs George Mullings, Mrs Norway, Miss Annie North. Entertainment committee, Mrs F. J. Brown, Mrs Charles Rodman, Mrs Danagh De- laneey, Mrs Henry s. Seeley, Miss Lucy Smith and Miss Frances Barber. Supper committee, Miss Mabel Camp, Mrs R. L. Wilcox, Mrs U. c. Church, Mrs William Hampson. Flower fund, Mrs H. s. Rowland. Flower distri- button committee, Mrs Rusbmore Manvel. Church kindergarten con- mittee, Mrs s. Alice Bull.
 A few employees of the Democrat were swapping stories in the office at noon today when one of them emitted a yell that shook the build- ing and made a wild dash for an open window and jumped into the yard and ran with all his. might in the direction of Canal street The others turned pale with fright and were about to fall from their chairs when they learned that :here was no cause to be alarmed The confusion was caused by the presence of two bears that ambled into the office ahead of their keepers and took seats at the desk. just the same as news paper reporters making ready to prepare copy Pretty soon the train CT stepped in and then the bears went they are capable of being taught aI- most anything One of them. a me Gium sized black fellow. played a banjo. rode a bicycle. walked on it's fore feet with the others sticking in the air. Then it took a chair and sat down in it and bowed gracefully in acknowledgment of the praise be- slowed upon it by the neUsies- This was followed hy an exhibition by the brown bear. whfch consisted of turn iEg somersaults and playing the hanjo- The bears are part of the vaudeville performance at Jacques and made the rounds of the town to-day. not for getting the oEces in the dry hall building.