Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-03
CITY NEWS

perior court, is willing to run for representative again. Of course if the boys object he won't run. But if he is called upon to make sacrifice of himself to that extent he says he will not crack his heels running all over town looking for substitute. What MT Marsh would like to do in law making is something his brethren would like to know.
 The funeral of Edward Bunce, the one-year-old son of Mir and Mrs Ed ward Bunce took place Wednesday afternoon, from their home. on River street. The floral tributes were many and included wreath. marked "Our Baby" from tho parents: wreath, Ar thur Wallinger: star. Mamie Bunce; wreath, Mrs Susie Wasky; carnations. Cousin. Ted: .1stors. from Julia and Kafhlcen ! fBoylan bouquets, Annie and Margaret Mclean. Della Hama han and Mamie Mclean: astorS, from Carter children, marked "Cou- sin."
 This afternoon as Edward W. Beach. secretary and treasurer of the Manufacturers foundry. turned into Leavenworth street with his automo- bile, the machine became naughty and threatened to heave It's owner out on the street. The auto sidled for two or three minutes and made dash towards the Colonial Trust company building. It struck the curbstone and then started along the street, only to go again Into the gutter once more, Finnlly the gasoiene wagon was brought under control and the damage amounted to nothing more than the wrenching of oneNof tho rear wheels,
 Senator Thomas D. Bradstreet. or TT, D. of Thomaston" as he Is popu- larly called, is slated for the nomi- nation for state comptroller. It Is said that the deal by which he Is to be given this nomination was made up by local politicians to stem the senator's wrath against Judge Cow ell for turning down Attorney A. P, Bradstreet. his brother. for Attorney Church. Until quite recently it was generally supposed that the appoint ment of Mir Church to the prosecu- torship fin the district court was made with the consent of both Attor- ney Bradstreet and his brother. the senator.
 Four wagons comfortably filled with gypsies came up West Mali street this afternoon and headei southwarl to the headquarters of al 1 the nomnds below Turner's bridge This Is said to he the best known gyp sy camp fin oCnnccficut When ih, Parker family used to come this va, they always said that it was the oni, place they ever stopped where the, ! felt safe in going out and leavlns things unlocked. Nobody ever los anything down there with the excep i tion of game rooster. which got sep ! arated rom it's owner and came neal | being the cause Of q riot. The birs whipped everything of It's kind all tn way from Maine t0. Waterbury, bu !, disappeared the first time tt Wal let loose in South Brooklyn and neyel was heard from since.
 The management of the waterburl baseball teams seems to he cprtainl, up against it as far as the weather | I concerned Threc games were schei uled for here this week and the at
 nosphere on all three days was any thing but gooi. True on We,lnessiay tIIe rain hsh off long enough to allow
 Norwich to play twO games. b'It tlli attendance was nothing towards wha
 h would lave been had the weathel < been fina YestsI Idsy New Lond9l was booked btf Piuvius once nor | interfered- After raining all week was evp-rteSi that the weather to-dal
 v7ould permit the playing If douhl' header with Bridgeport. but st Wal sueh that t was doubtful this after noon whether a game would ire play eI The management finally deciic to play one game at 53a The rail has been raising the deuce with tsa
 state Ieague schesIuie and also wit. the pockets of the managers.