Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-04
CITY NEWS

John Pleasant died yesterday at his home on North Cooke street. The flu. neral will be held to St Thomas's church at s o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
 Elmer Thompson, giant guard on the Cornell eleven, arrived home last eyen- ing for short rest. He is looking in fine condition and seems to have no reminder of the hard season he has just passed through
 John Loughlin of Orange court was in West Haven yesterday attending the funeral of his niece, Miss Katherine Lynch, daughter of Mir and. Mrs Alex ander Lynch of that place. Miss Lynch, who was but 9 years of age, was teacher in the public schools. and was held in high esteem by all who knew her.
 The new song entitled Tn the Shadow of the Naples" which was sung with so much success by William J. Hughes at the Jacques thls sum- mer, is now on sale by all music deal CTS. and the Grieve, Bisset Bisset & Holland store. The words were writ ten by Sadie Bryan Smith of this city and the music by James Nj. Fulton.
 Mrs Catherine Derwin's appeal from the probate to the superior court has been decided by Judge Robinson, judg- ment being given for the heirs. Fred and William Derwin, testator's only sons, by agreement of counsel The administratrix. Margaret Beaulae. was represented by Senator Kennedy and the. estate, which amounts to about SS.- 900. will be distributed as soon as pos sible
 To-day Antonio Andrea was arrest ed charged with assault with intent to murder Nicola Rosella Saturday night. According to the information in the hands of the police it seems that the arrested man and his brother laid in wait for Rosella near St Ce- elias church on Scovill street and while one held him the other slasissd his throat, cutting very near to the juglar vein. Andrea was arrested by Detective KeRnaugh and Officer Cole santo.
 The funeral of Helen Gaffney took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of her parents. Mir and Mrs Philip Gaffney of South street, with interment in new St Joseph's ceme- tery. The bearers were Thomas Pen dy, Frank Hyland. Edward Egan. John CarmOdy, Charles McEvoy and Thomas MeGiyney. The floral tributes included a pillow marked "0ur Oar ling" from her parents; bouquets. Ka- tie Carmody, Loretta Carmody, Bessie Shea. AuuTs Agnes and Nellie
 In the probate court this morning Attorney Williams of Derby and Judge Stoddard of New Haven appeared as counsel for Miss BronsOn's nephew. Judge Samuel l.. Bronson of New Ha- ven. and at their request the hearing on the question of approving the will was put over for two weeks from to- day. Attorney C. c. Root and ]. Ho- bart Bronson. a nephew of Miss Bron- son. were in court also. but dld not object 10 the postpOnement Except a few bequests Of SJOOOO each all of the estate was left to Mr Bronson.
 Elizabeth Murphy. formerly a clerk at Curran's. and Thomas Shine of New York. were married in that city in the church of the Holy Spirit on Thanks giving day The bridesmaid was Miss Helen VI. Kennedy. daughter Of Sena- tor Kennedy of Naugatuck. and the grOom's man was William Shine. his brother. A reception followed at the home of the grOom's father. Thomas Shine. after the church ceremony About five months ago Miss Murphy, whose home was in Prospect. left here and until her marriage lived with rpla- tives fin New York. Her father Is John Murphy of Prospect.
 The funeral of Mrs Emma Berube took place this morning from her late home on South Elm street with a mass of requiem sf St Ann's church b Father Senesac and interment in Cal vary cemetery The bearers were n HirbOur. William Rochou. Charles Bertrand. I- Hsmel. Joseph Gauthier and r. O. Maszicotte- The fgrai offer ings included a pillow from the bus hand of the derease1: bouquets. Mr and Mrs A. Dallas Mrs Frank Shep- hard. Mrs H Lsvine. Lueien F. Paffe. Arr and Mrs ?. O. Msssfcufre. Joseph AlIar1. Carrie Beruhe- wreath. Tr Beflemzre. stEn1inE cruSss en- ploges of the American Ring Ca.