Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-07
CITY NEWS

The funeral of Peter Bucer took place yesterday afternoon from his
 late residence to St Ann's church at
 12 o'clock. interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 The concert at Hamilton park Sat.
 urday afternoon by the Waterbury
 Military band attracted. large at
 tendance and all were much pleased
 with the program which was rare
 musical treat
 The Bunker Hiil school dispute will
 be given another hearing this evening
 at meeting of the electors to be held
 at 1:45 sharp. There are various plans
 afoot to overcome the difficulty. It
 may be decided to buy the Porter lot.
 or remain on the present site and buy
 some more land from Alderman Ma
 Cauley. who seems to be leading
 spirit in the dispute The injunction
 is still on, but spirit of peace is be-
 ginning to enter the feelings of the disputants.
 Slander is the basis of a suit
 brought by Kennedy and Cassidy for Charles B. Clark against George Beu- fort, both of Beacon Falls. Clark is a builder. very well known in Nauga- tuck and thereabouts. He was build ing a house for Beufort In Beacon Falls and his progress did not please him. There were some words about scarcity of material and Beufort charged Clark with stealing the ma terial and removing it to his barn. The case Is returnable to the superior court in September and S3,OOC dam ages is claimed.
 The railroad commissioners and a number of trolley magnates inspected the Cheshire line to-day. making the trip in handsome car which came in here from Bridgeport yesterday. It was painted Tn green. trimmed with gold and was an object of much at tention as 1t passed out East Main street. Mir Sewell informed a Demo crat reporter that the road will be open for business Wednesday morn- ing. The first car will leave Exchange and after that one will leave every half hour. the last one going out at 1l:l5 o'clock at night All aboard
 The funeral of Mrs c. W. Hartfors took place yesterday afternoon frc-s her late home. 633 south Main street. with services at the house by Rev MT Harris. Interment was in Pine Grove cemetery. The palIbearers were George A Harper. Joseph Perrault. E. Beach. James !. Fitzger- sld. Louis Courtemanehe and Charles E. Bogaert The floral offerings in- riuded flowers from the following. George Campbell. John F. Shannahan. 1 William None. Mir and Mrs Edwar,I l Jennings. Mrs Frederick Iawior. Mrs | David MackIe. Mrs Mary ]. Fitzger- i'd. Mrs William Jones. Miss Kate I Mrs Mary LawIor and the south End Social club.
 There have been no developments ia he alleged highway robbery of the rural mail carrier. George F.. Town send. on the Middlebury road. Friday evening about ss30 o'clock. Town end claims he was relieved of ssD in ash. sso of which he claims was money received for money orders and he balance vss his own 1t strikes he detectires as rzfher strange why he three highvayn7en dIf not also re iexe Townsend of his watch and hsin- Quite adjacent b where the .osd set Is said to have 0ccurrei ss a louxe which Townsend could easily ave reached after the departure of be robbers He says. however. that le was .o surprised he dld not know rhst he wss dofnr for ssBe minutes ud that he did the first thing that e. urred to him drfve ga fast zs he could Q wsterburT- Ills explanation for Isvfnx % much government funds on finn that evening wss that he was late n getting fc wsfertrry. ard tse rex zfry d<persneat wns ciesd waen be