Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-05
CITY NEWS

Dr John D. Freney of 40 East Main street has returned and resumed his practice.
 James J. Healy of Bridge street left to-day for Toronto university, Toronto, Canada
 "Cy' Thompson, baggagemaster at the Naugatuck station, is on trip through the west.
 Miss Alice Scott of Hartford who has been spending the past week with Miss Lauretta Mulligan returned home yes. terday. ,.-.
 NJ: J. Gavegan, representative of the Boston Pilot, is in town calling on old friends as well as new ones of this able paper
 The attention of Officer Erickson was called to a saloon row in Brook lyn this noon. The disturbance was q remnant of Saturday night brawl pulled through over Labor day. The disturbers arrested were Peter, Tom, Dominica and Malta Venzo. That Is the best the police authorities could make of the names given them.
 O. r. Hart of West Main street and a little broncho from the wild west, gave an exhibition on Bank street this afternoon to over a thousand people. The animal was small but it was chock full of cussedness and gave the new owner and an assistant all they could do to control it. Mir Hart has often created consternation on the public streets with his big road roller but his best feat with the roller was a tame affair compared with the excite ment he stirred up with the broncho.
 A big real estate deal has recently been consummated through the efforts of Baron ]. Torkomian between Thom- as Fitzsimons, president of the Novelty Mfg O., and George H. Gloves, both of this city. Mir. Cloves bought 110 building lots, tract of land known as "0verlOOk," situated in the northwest ern part of the city. Mir. Gloves owns a large amount of land adjoining this tract and will now control the larger part of this section. The amount paid for this land Is thought to have been about $30,0O0.
 Mayor Elton Is home looking brown and tanned and rugged after a few weeks away from the cares and wor- ries of his official duties. His hOnOr's homecoming appears to have cast a gloom over republican politicians for some of them who were bubbling over with glee the last day or so on ac- count of a rumOr to the effect that the mayor had reconsidered his deter imitation not to be a candidate and intended to whoop things up with the boys for another victory as soon as he came back from sea. He had scarce Iy struck town when they got after him and started in to congratulate him on his splendid hindsight. but judging by their countenances this afternoon a blind man could see that they were very much disappointed when they led themselves to believe that it took John T. Elton two or three months to make up his mind. They presented a pitiable spectacle, everyone of them, with the exception of Ralph Blakeslee. having tear in his eye.
 John L. Cavanaugh. aged q years. died sunday afternoon at the Water bury hospital The deceased was a son of Michael Cavansugh or los Ridge street and had a wide circle of friends. Besides hls father he leaves two broth CTS. Thomas F. and Michael and two sisters. Miss Nellie Cavanaugh and Mrs. Edward Shea. He was a member of Sheridan council. K Of C.. Court Nigiiant. r. of A. and fhe Moonlight social club. The funeral took place from the family residence this morning with a mass of requiem at st Francis Xavier church and lntermeut in new St. Ioseph's cemetery The bearers were Martin Tieruey. Emil Dale. Rer- nafi Henry. George A. HTues. Thomas Kennedy and IT. ]. Heslv. aIl members of the different societies with which the deceasnd was connected The floral nTerinTs included a pillow marked son firm his father standing cruSs ieffered ~Bruther.- brnfhars snd sis- terz. basket of rosez. John and May Shea nephew and niece uf deces ed. pillow inscribed -F. of A Court viEi- lznt. cru<s. Emil nale and Martin Tser1ev. wreath. Mtchssi Eord and family. bouquets Rcbert srli George Parker. Katie and Mary Heth. Mrs ". V. Bsnnon and Mir. ssa Mrs P. Lnwlor. Marie and Martha Corr. Enre arf rfrto