Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-27
CITY NEWS

Parlor tennis or parlor ten pins great sport for long. winter nights Can be had for U. S. & Co tickets.
 Margaret c. Ryder was today ap- pointed administrator on the estate of-the late Nellie Evanss HheiCastate. is Hsaid to be small one.o ono P FrsT
 On the grounds that he was likely to squander his property an appllca' ton was filed some days ago for the appointment of conseryatOr over Maurice Horan. The hearing was held today and George Horan, son of the defendant, was appointed eonserya> tor. There was mo opposition to the appointment
 It is not likely that the McGovern Construction company will come to an agreement with the city over building the trunk sewer in South Brooklyn. This afternoon Attorney Carmody, representing the company, and Attor- ney Bauby. counsel for number of laborers who put attachments on the work two weeks ago, held a consul tation with view to overcoming the difficulty and letting the work pro ceed. There was no such prospect in sight Unless an amicable agreement is reached this afternoon all the com pany's property held under attach ment. will be removed by constabes and held in lieu of bond.
 Miss Lillian Albertson, who played the part of Helga in "1he Prodlgal Son" at Polls Saturday evening, was accidentally sh& the night before in Bridgeport. While chatting in the dressing room with Helen Graham, an. other member of the company, the lat ter pulled pistol which she was fool ing with. It happened that there was a blank cartridge in the gun and the powder struck Miss AlbertsoD on the neck and arm. A physician was sum moned, the powder for the greater part removed. and the show went on, the audience not knowing that an accident had occurred. The incident occurred afer the second act and Miss Albert son had finished her acting for the night.
 The funeral of John F. Marsella was held from his late home on IEll street yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with services at St Thomas's church by the Rev Father Sullivan. The floral offer tngs included a basket of roses. pack ing department of Waterbury Manu- featuring Co; mound of roses. members of family; wreath. from Sake & Floto, and bouauets from his parents. his sis fer Mary, A.. C. Ellis. A. Graus. Mrs Blackall. Margaret O'Ioughlin. Mrs I,oether. Frank Hayes. Misses M. and l.. Scott. Misses Lizzie, Margaret and Nellie Lacey, Margaret Barnard, WIZ liam Neagie. John Iantey. The pail hearers were Bernard O'LOughlin, Wil- liam <eaele. William Roberts. John RIackaIl. Joseph Lacey and William Smith.
 The funeral of Merritt Wheeler took place this morning from his late home on East Main street The renla.ns were taken to Southbury for burial in charge of Undertaken Spain. The bearers were Chauncey Seeley. Wsi' liam Milton. John Nettleton and E. D. Rush of wadham's post. c. 4. R Tue floral tributes included a pillow letter ed sHusband" and a stand wreeth marked Father from the widow and children of the deceaseds standing anchor. employees of department 2I. Vfnterbury Clock company. standing cross and sbeaf of wheat and roses, empioves of the finishing sns shipping nerarfuents of the Naw England Watch company: bouquets ~A friend. 2 ssxe 6 FIofo, M. E. Cain. Nr and Mrs !. D. Hoirsn. Nr and Mrs Co1ghlan and family. Mrs & !. Wheeler. Mr and tfrs D. z Wheeler. Mr and Mrs S'nczzfar. the Misses Katherins. An lie end Marxsret Brown. Ms and Mrs TSwze1 Der1ktf and f1EliJ. t16 1rzzez z[zrzzrz< z1d Esz1s< Cocns5