Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-02

remain suspended unAi AoludReu lnno- cent by higher court
 A hearing on the application of Daniel ketnan to sell the land known as the Barnes property in the town of Wolcott was given in the probate court to day and tue application was granted. The prop rrty will be sold at public auction May 1. unless disposed of before.
 Joe Connor, d brother of Roger Is to branch into a professional player the com ing season. He siSued Wednesday to play first base with the Troy team. He will join the team on April Is. It was with the Troy team that Roger Conuor made his professional debut.
 CI.rkL F. Root and Court Messenger Gillette received the thanks of iudses and | lawyers this morninG for the very clsa n job th'y performed yesterday on the vault ID the court room. It has been years | sIncr such thorough house cleaning has been given that dark room. and the change Is very noticeable.
 District Deputy George Reynold. paid a visit to the Waterbury lodge of Elks last evening and was present at an initiation l ot several new members banquet fol lowed and the evening wound up with au entertainment by the members of the
 
 In the superior court at New Haven yes- terday Attorney P. W. Chase made d mo. ton Tn the divorce case of Mary L. Az. telle against pr Axtells for the appoint. meut of a committee 10 hear the case, The notion was derled by Judge Ralpu l Wh, eier The eA>- must be hearl ln open court.
 | l. A Morrr had two petitions around town last night, asking for the passage of tht bills presented by Judge Cowell and repre- sentative Hall. relative 10 the taxing ot chut, h prop, Ity and the, abolisLlag ot wo. man suffrage. He wruld not disclose the namss Ut the siGueys nor wLo Was tue tuthor of the petitions. It Is said that T. ( A r. k back Of II all
 | The ney pipe line from the west tr turh has now been in operation about exce'Itntly well In fact the line has reeied h,tle attention As soon AS the weather moderAtrS the city will take up the work oi completing tn Thatcher con tract Tuls will mean covering and test. ing rlP- and finishing gate houses | Conductor Frank Scott who attended the ball of the trainmeu last night rscited to many his story of tue capture in the morning ot tue crook, who. it is alleged blew open the safe Tn the station al l Derby. From the description given ol the man he was seen Tn Waterbury the day after the ToIrington slfa robbery and stepped At the HoffinSn house for supper
 Road Fireman ot Machinery C. j Howe. whose Jur Gdiction hss extended Ovtr the ntIre system of the New York < New England road has been relieved oi | the duties on the western division and will hereafter have charge of the lines east IL l. stated on good authority that EnSi. n'tr Daniel shea of the western divisl lou 1 will be appointed rad foreman of ensinsI on the western division. MT Shea is ons "t the compAu!'s . oldest and best mon. trlnk Murphy q youth oils. was given thirty days In Jail for drunksauess thu morning James McElroy said he hsils<I from CHmpvllIs but he could not remsmbs resisting Officer smith when the latter arrested him D,,tectI>e Esan assisted iu the arrest. McEhoy Was given S and costs and $l5 and costs. John q. Mona han tollos ei C:ticer Smith and his pris oner 10 the station and tried 10 induc, the officer to let him so He was drunl and was locked up. He was given S and costs
 Engineer Cairns has completed his re Port on the probable total cost of somplet ing the works of the additional water sup ply, to be presented tO the committee II charge at its regular meeting next Tues day night Ih- PurfoSe Is 10 get an i3e, ot low much work remains 10 be don, before the new system will be in d coudi. ton to turn over to the board of wate commissioners. The engineers estimat, will include the cost of the earth overfi D V ha dam.
 John R. Martin has received two letter, from the south giving the particulars 0 his son Henry death and burial. Chic of Pohce Nlgnaux of Lafayette. La, say, that the boy died on the train and wa buried the next day. He was given , christian burial Mir Martin has writer to Chief NlgnAux stating that the boy Wa a CAthohc and asking 10 have the body in tered in consecrated ground and monu ment placed over his grave and he vii pay all expenses
 The funeral ot Roger Casey took plac at o'clock this morning to St PatrIc k k' church. where the Rev Jsmes IAwleS sung mass of requiem. The pallbearer were members of Court NIGllant, A. Q. F of AS follows: A. C. Mckay, J H Bolan. C. ' Dean, T. Nj Sullivan, J. W CrosslAnd. John Millerick There We're number of floral offerings from the famil, of the deceased and from Conlon brother of Meriden: also a handsome pillow iron Court Nlgilant IntermenI was in Calvar cemetery
 At bar meeting this morning the fol lowing cases were assigned for trial: Mon day. February I. John Drayer ct al V William keenau; William B Brooks V A X Il Benham. Tuesday. Februar .. Edward Ryan vs Horace Frisbie Wednesday, February 6. Terrence J Coyle vs Sl H. Cassidy. Thursday. Feb ruAry :, West Side SavlnSs Bank vs c Art Ward lforeclosurel; Hart. 0. Har and W. F. Pickett vs bronson < Bennett John oNeill vs City: City vs Ann Rennl han. Friday. February s. Thoma DelOwry Vs Thomas FitEIchery. Mon day. February II. American Pin Co V New Haven Brass Goods Co: Thoma Elliott vs Martin Grove. Tuesday. Feb ruary l2, Thomas Fitzsimmons vs W II . Richardson; Margaret A Dousherty V John Wolfe. Wednesday. February I9 C. Art Ward vs Adolph Sonston. Mon day. February Is, Joseph Healey vs Joh Hewitt Short calendar: PequInot V Foell bond of t50 ordered within tw weeks Hayes vs Mahan. answer to b filed Monday. Pierpont vs Hayes. luds lnsnt by de.Ault. Lants q Dax vs Valsn tine, Judgment by ds:Ault. Munson ' Caldwell. answer in . weak. O'Naill ' Erwin. judgment by default