Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-08-20
CITY NEWS

| A to MT and Mrs Stephen Andrews of II Mill street.
 The general committee of the A. O. 1 H. meets in Knights of Columbus hall tonight Every member is requested to be present
 John Thomas, the year and eleven months old son of MT and Mrs James Crowley of 21S Dublin street, died to- day of scare1t fever. The funeral took place this afternoon with inter- ment in Calvary cemetery
 John Powers, who enlisted in the ravy some two months ago, was ar rested yesterday for the second time l for desertion. The first time he was punished by solitary confinement and fine of several days pay. This was only about two weeks ago, He has been around town for the past few l days in plain clothes, but the police did not know he was wanted by the navy department until yesterday.
 Francis Lynch, aged p years, died this morning at the Waterbury hospi tai of typhoid fever. Besides his mother he leaves three brothers and one sister, Rev Father Lynch of St Charles parish, Bridgeport; pr George Lynch of Bridgeport, Henry Lynch, an eraploye of the Curran Dry Goods Go and Mrs Edward Smith. The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock Satur- day morning from the family resi- dence, 102 Burton street, with a mass of requiem at St Thonnass church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. Miss Oretta Tar1er, daughter of Mrs Henry Harder of 165 North Elm street, and James Ward of 99 Round l Hin street were married at 1 o'clock to-day by tae Rev Dr Davenport of 1 the Second Congregational church. The bride was attire1 in beautiful dress of white silk null The brides maid, Miss Ida Isefferd. wore hand some dress of bRHe French 1awn. The best man was Raymond Harder, broth CT of the bride. The bride and brides maid carried bouquets of white roses. | After having dinner at the brides home they left on the 1-50 train for New York and Hudson
 Frederick and Margaret Trepanfer, husband and wife, have brought suit against Daniel Lawaor and Jeremiah | Fitzpatrick for $5,OO0. Mrs Trepanier and MT Lawlor are brother and sister, l and the former claims that while her father was on his death bed Daniel in l duced him to deed his property to Mir Fitzpatrick. there being an understand l ing between Lawlor and Fitzpatrick | that the latter should deed the property over to the former. Mrs Trepanier claims this was subterfuge and con spfracy and wants the above named damages as compensation, and also tf1at the said deed be declared null and void and set aside. The matter is re turnable to the superior court
 The funeral of Winifre6 D. Conway took pIHce from her late residence, @ Aver street, at 9 o'clock to-day to the l TnuracufHte Conception church where | a mass was celebrated by FatheT BrodeT%ck Among the floral contri- buttons were: Basket of roses, MaTnfe Ieary and Margaret Flynn; wreath. Holy ATrge]s' society; harp. employees of Mir CoTway's roon at Waterbury Clock Co: pillow, Grandma CoHway; pillow from fa1n1y inscribed @Our Darlfng,;'' bouquets from Mrs K. Frbe, 1 M. Clifford l.. KeFfv. Mfr aTssH Mrs J. Savers, T IT. Iaufers. Mrs Martin Berefn Elizabeth TferTnan, Catherine Calvin, Regina DonafsHe, Mabel Col | Tfrs. Florence TfernHn MuiFFe Waaash, | A. M. DuAI dI1tE IfGT nrates. The paH bearers were George 1 Finch. John TfeTTaTf, Joseph Doherty, John Quinn. Patrick Nagle, Lawrence | (;unnfTTgharn. Tnter1ment was in new
 St Joseph's cemetery.
 Those persons who persist in csus- ing trouble to the non-nnion conduct ors by refusing to pay their fares, in s+opping the cars and in ringing up fares. will find themselves in much troub1e one of these days. To-day Superintendent Wales of the trolley cornparry complained to Chief Egan of i the rowgfy actions of a crowd of young men on the ear on the North Main street line which arrived at the center at il :52 last night The young men in question not only refused to pay their fares and rung up fares but one of them assaulted the condHctUT. Stu pernumerary Oflcer George Gabriel rides on fhe cars on the North Mafl street line from the switch near the plant of the Waterbury Manufacturing Co to the terminus near Forest park. He sees that no disturbance tafzes place in the ears. But certain persons board the car after 1t leaves the switch for the center and then the trouble | bpgfIrS.