Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20
CITY NEWS

The postoffice will close at noon to. morrow.
 The bureau of assessment will meet at o'clock tonight.
 The local lodges of Red Men have | everything in readiness to give the state big reception here tomorrow.
 It will be field day for the order. Edward Yoos, the seven years old son of MT and Mrs Charles Yoos of
 Beech street died yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be held tomorrow af- ternoon at ? o'clock with service by
 the Rev John w. Lewis and interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Knights of Columbus men and their friends who wish seats at the big banquet on the twentieth anni- versary of Sheridan council should see some member of the committee at once and engage tickets. The affair promises to be the event of the decade in Knights of Columbus circles. The Young Washington Hills de- feated the BroOklyns by the score of 10 to ?. The lineup is as follows: Parker. c; Curley, p; Kennedy. 1b; Hyland, 2b: Farrell, 3b; r. Curley, ss; Grover Donahue, If; Bristol. If; Phe- Ian, cf. Anyone desiring game call avenue and Washington street.
 The local lawyers say business was never so dull and that unless some thing turns up pretty soon they will have to take down their shingles. The constables necessarily complain when the lawyers do. for they live upon the lawyers and suffer accordingly. Not a suit has been brought within a week worth mentioning, and only for an oc- casiOnal delinquent boartler there would be nothing at all doing.
 The demurrer in the suit of Abner r. Hayes, administrator, vs Preston Atwood and daughter of Middlebury has been sustained by Judge Thayer of the superior court. The hearing was held last week in the superior court at Winsted. Kennedy and Cassi- dy. counsel for the defense. claimed in the demurrer that the object sought for in the complaint could not be ob- tained under the pleadings. and this view was sustained by the court. The plaintiff will now have to amend his complaint.
 Mrs Susie Parkinson. aged 34 years,
 wife of NJ. F. Parkinson. died at 4 o'clock this morning at the family resi- dence. S4 Ridge street, after a few weeks illness. Besides her husband. she leaves four children. William T.. NJ. Francis. Gertrude k. and Hubert E.. also two sisters and one brother.
 Mrs Patrick kearney of South Man. chester. Mrs Charles Irish of Bristol and Edward Donnelly of Texas. The deceased was a member of St Francis
 Xavier's parish. She was an exemp- lary wife and mother and her death is
 great blow to her husband and young family. The funeral will be
 held Saturday morning.
 The funeral of Thomas I. Mcdonald
 took place this morning from his late home on Hill street to St Thomas church where service was conducted | by the Rev Father Crowley. The | bearers were Alphonse Polucci. David
 Shields Charles W. Spain and Chris topher Ennis The floral tributes in
 cluded lilies from the family: pillow,
 Mir and Mrs Dalton: bouquets. friends
 of department F. Waterbury Mfg Co Katherine Cavanaugh- Margaret Han
 ly. Bessie Nadisan- Hattie Felis Frank Walsh Samuel Walsh Law.
 renee Walsh Mir and Mrs Thomas Walsh Elsie Bowen Mrs Charles O-Connor and family. c W and w
 q. Spain Mfr and Mrs T. H. O'Keefe Christopher Ennis. Mrs Ncnaxsn and family AIphcnso PoIucci- Mamie Con ! nell The domains were taken to New
 Britain fOr bxrinl On the 1z@ trafR