Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-27
CITY NEWS.


 Simonville,
 talking up game of base ball with Roger Connors new nine.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Gen. erally fair, preceded by light showers on the coast to-day, stationary temperature.
 meeting of the Official base ball mir @ will be held in City hall at o'clock this evening Every member is requested to be present.
 Ernest Benson of Thomaston and Miss Margaret Kane, formerly of Thomaston and now of this city, were married last Satur- day at Brewsters by the Rev Mir Ramsey.
 Martin Howard. 64 Mill street, received bad cut on the middle finger of the left hand while at work in one of the factories yesterday afternoon. Dr O'Connor rem dered surgical aid.
 The DEMOCRAT has received communi- cation from Antonio Spadola. in which he states that he did not shoot Errico and will establish his innocerce to the satisfaction of everybody when the proper time comes
 Judge Charles G. Root has been en- gagged to defend Joseph Collo, accused of murdering Msrciano Pughliese Saturday night. Prosecuting Attorney Webster has set the case down for trial Saturday.
 The funeral ot Marciano Pugliese, W. o was killed in the Italian row on Jackson s.reet, Saturday night. took pls ce from Un- dertlker Moriarty's morgue at II o'clock this morning 1nterment was in Calvary cemetery.
 The funeral of Simon Brown will take place from his late residence on Ayers street at S:45 o'clock tomorrow morning with services at the church of the Im- maculate Conception and interment in St Joseph's Ct metery.
 Hallam's orchestra will furnish much for George w. Wallaces harvest ball at Quas- sspaug next Thursday evening Great preparation is being made for the affair and no doubt large number of Waterbury people will be present
 John w. Mcdonald, manager of the City hall base ball team, is about town to-day extending Invitations to the friends of the club to attend the game to be played with Naugatuck officials on the West End grounds, Wednesday afternoon.
 At the meeting of Court Linden. A. O.. F. of A., last night, D J. Griffin was made the recipient of Foresters' beautiful gold ring by the degree team, Chief Ranger James c. Herman making the presentation speech, to which Mir Griffin suitably re-
 
 into the mysteries of the order, the degree team exemrlifying the work in an excep- tionally creditable manner.
 The state highway commissioners intend 60 give personal supervision to town roads built under the state appropriation. They will, as soon as the roads are we'll under | way, drive from one town to another and inspect the roads as they are being built The comptroller has decided that he can- not allow pay for special inspectors If road | construction to be employed by tue state highway commissioners
 It is reported that. as q result of the | investigation into the smash up at Key | noldsville. on the New England, last Tues | day, in which q passenger train ran do sn a | freight on an open switch, Conductor Fresher and his brake man have been sus. pended as responsible for the accident and | also Engineer All. n Of the passenger for | failure to ses the signal of the switch set against him The story of the fl flIgmsn who | mounted Aliens engine and warned him, is | regarded as absurd
 James GArde will not be heard on the streets shouting out Little Maggie Rooney" Two Little Girls in B!ue," and other of the late songs of the day, unless someone comes to his aid win B and )sts, which Juige Cowell gave him this morn, ing, for dIuni snne's. James W. Scott was ulng violent and offensive | language on the strert, Is. night, and | Officer McNiff took him ir. He was 1 fir ed g and costs and $I aLd costs. Michael Q1irk was gwen $& ana costs for h s little drunk.
 At a meeting of the Central l. lbor union, l held last night. the ub-comnlittees having 1 in charge the arrap gements for the Labor day picnic reported progress. One of the principal attractions of the day will be & game of base ball between the St Tn pmas 1 and St Joseph hines, for purse and pcla haps side bet. It was voted to dispense with the parade. It 2 parade were held it would Ee impossible to get to the grounds before 33O and there is such a long pro- ] gramme of speaking and games it is nee l cessary to begin the exercises at 30 l The advance sale of tickets has been large l Tickets are selling rapidly for the excur- sion of the Bricklayers' and Masons Inter- national union, to Savin Rock on L.bor day, Monday, September 2. The special 1 train will leave Waterbury at 7:15 a m. and Naugatuck at 7:25 a. m. The fare for the round trip. for adults. is $1 15, and children sixty-hve cents From Naugatuck tho fare is $l Tickets are on sale at Cal | lenders and Lakes drug stores, Water bury. and Henry McCarthy's store in Nau- | gatucE, and by members of the union. There will be plenty of amusement at the rock and 1t IS expected that one of the biggest crowds that ever went to that pop- ular resort will go from Waterbury on 1 Labor day.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Crean was | largely attended this morning from the resi- dence of her parents. Mir and Mrs Jeremiah Crean Of Denny street, to the church of the Immaculate Conception, where A mass ot requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Fleming. The pallbearers were George kilduf, William Fitzgerald, William Mo Carthy, Frank Reed, John Hazel and Charles Dalton. The floral offerings were profuse and included beautiful broken column from Joseph Charles Worslev and Finton J. Delaney, nephews of the de- ceased; gates ajAr, employees of E. T. Fur ner Co; bouquet of yellow roses. Miss Ju, lla Lyons; white roses. Mrs BIuet; pink carnations, MT and Mrs David H Casey: white carnations, Miss Martha Mclean; sweet peas, Miss Mamie Butler; pink roses, Mrs Dayton; white roses, Miss J. o Brien, basket of white and yellow roses, Mrs Cunningham. Interment was in the fam. lily plot in St Joseph's cemetery
 The New York, New Haven tE Hartford Railroad company have arranged for a special excursion to Glen Island and return on Saturday, August 3l. by special train service, from WiEsted, Torrington, Thom. aston, Waterbury. Union City, Naugatuck Seymour. Ansonia and Derby to Bridge port, and steamer John H. Starin from there at ths extremely low rates of $l 5C from Winsted. Torrington and Thomaston $1 25 from Waterbury, $1 from Union City and Naugatuck and 75 cents from Seymour Apsonia and Derby. Time schedule o special train will be shown on posters, dis played at stations and in newspaper adver tise ments. As day pleasure resort Gle1 Island is without peer. no expense having been spared to provide features that pleasi and RratifY the amnsamant tastes al