Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-03-28
CITY NEWS.

"Yon Yonson" at the opera house to-
nigh
The funeral of William Hubbell will be
held from the house at $50 Friday morn
ing.
Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair
preceded by local snow; cooler Friday
morning.
The funeral of Rose Mulvaney will take
place from her late residence on Baldwin
street at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The funeral of Julia Burns took place
from the residence of her parents, MIR and
Mrs John BUNS of Sarsfield street, at $50
o'clock this afternoon.
W. F. York of this city was elected
grand noble commander of the United
Order of Golden Gross. at the seventeenth
annual convention, held in New London
yesterday
Willie Ryle, the eight months old son of
MIR and Mrs John Ryle of II Pemberton
street, died this morning. The funeral
will take place at o'clock tomorrow
| afternoon.
Jessie NJ. Bangs, aged II years, died
| this morning at the residence of her
parents Mr. and Mrs Frederick Bangs. "a
State street. The funeral will be held at
? o'clock Saturday afternoon with inter
ment IN Pine Grove cemetery.
L. D. Brewster of D4nbury, F. J. Kings
bury of Waterbury and S. G. Davidson of
Bethany will soon give hearing on the
matter of the abolition of the old Derby
turnpike. said to be the last remaining
toll-road in Connecticut.
Three strangers to Waterbury were made
acquainted with our police court justice
this morning. Each of them WAS taken
into quod while intoxicated. They were
Robert Ellis William Smith and John
DrlscOll. Each was given thirty days in
Jail.
The st Aloysius base ball club has been
organized for the coming season and would
like to hear from any of the local tesms
a nine from st Joseph's or the St Thomas
cadets preferred The players are: Hem
lock c. Egan p. Mcdonald 1b. Sugrue 2b,
Johnson So. McEyoy IS, Conlol IF. Del
auey If. O'Rourke CT.
Vicar General j. A. Mulcahy and Rev
Hugh Treanor are in Paterson. y. j.. to-
day, attending the funeral of Mr. Wander
wort. father of Sister Claudine. superior
ess of st Mary's convent of this city. The
deceased was a wealthy retired merchant,
and died suddenly Tuesday of heart dis
ease.
The funeral of Edward IIoye took place
yesterday afternoon from his late residence
on West Side hill with services at st Pat
rick's church and interment in Calvary
cemetery. The pallbearers were: Henry
GLEASON, Francis Lawlor. James McAulif1
and Cornelius Mccarthy.
John Lawlor of Wall street. an employt
of Scovilrs rolling mill. had his left foo
badly crushed by bar of metal while al
work this morning. The flesh was turned
black and blue and hole was punched
in the flesh Just below the instep. Dr.
O'Hara dressed the injury.
Edward Dumphy. manager of the S
Thomas cadets base ball club. has com
pleted arrangements for the formation of {
state league to be composed of six club:
in different towns in the state. The leagu,
will arrange for series of game in variou.
towns and will be composed of the best
amateurs to be found in the state
The opening game in the bowling tour
nament between employees of Holme
Booth 4 Haydens and the Waterbury
Watch Co took place in the y. NJ. c. A
gymnasium last night and was witnessed
by large audience of interested specta
tors At close the score stood as follows: H
b Il II Ford 349. Spencer 279. Wood 325
| AlIlnS 90. DOu w, tOlhI 1sOCJ " d(SI
company: Arthur 401. Haynor 3l4. Bull
3O2. Hart 264, Bryiug 257: total 1888
J The margin in favor of the victors wa
small. but the Holmes. Booth 4 Hayden:
fellows feel jubilant all the same.
At the Tar meeting last Saturday morning
a motion was passed relative to the msnne
in which cases on the trial list should b.
read by the clerk. Many of the lawyer
! thought that the motion passed did no
cover the ground paoperly. and the follow
ing motion has been prepared for consid
Grafton: ION each Saturday morniu,
during term time, at or before the openin,
of the court. parties to actions on the tria
list or their counsel. shall hand to the clerl
the names or the numbers of cases on sal,
list whice it is desired shall be assiGne,
for trial during the two weeks next follow
ing; and the clerk will read only thes
! cases so claimed. for assignment by tn
court. On motion to the court. however
any other cases on the trial list may b'
assigned"