Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16

shown itself to be one of the best semi-professional teams in the state, and will undoubtedly make good showing on strange grounds. The members are all bona-fide residents of this town, and have no ringers, so for that reason they should command the support of all the people of this place.
 Train Taken Off.
 The train that was put on last week for the accommodation of the people who work in Beacon Falls and that ran between Ansonia and Waterbury, arriving here about a. m., has been taken off, as the trolley wifi accomno- date all those who are employed in the rubber works at that place.
 Died on Ocean Liner.
 The relatives of Mrs James L. Mur- phy were notified last night that she had died on her way to London ana was within one days sail of that place. Mrs Murphy is well known here, being the widow of the late James L. Murphy, who died about three years ago while travelling through Germany. She leaves four sisters, Mrs Andrew Brennan and Mrs Patrick Brennan of Naugatuck, Mrs Joseph Cronan of Derby, and Mrs James Tobin of Cleveland, O., also one brother, Patrick Martin of Cleveland, Ohio. The funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
 New Line is Popular.
 The conditions on the trolley line were somewhat imrpoyed to-day, and despite the large number of people who are making the trips over the new line, the cars are all about on time and the time occupied to make the run from Naugatuck to Water bury is greatly reduced. The regular schedule is still maintained and the usual four cars an hour both to and from Waterbury are run. There Is starter stationed at he junction of Main and Maple streets, and it looks now as though all difficulties would be overcome and before long very lit tie delay would be caused. unless 1t be the failure to provide cars enough to carry the passengers.
 Hearings in the Probate Court.
 There was hearing in the probate court this morning on the granting of letters of administration to \. A. Ol- son on the estate of the late August Olson.
 There was a hearing in the probate court Wednesday at .m., on the application of William Fruln, admin istrator on the estate of the late John Parkinson, to sell certain piece of property of the estate of the deceased.
 In the probate court yesterday Mrs Cora Bennett, guardian for Lucius Bennett, took exceptions to the final accounting of the trustee of the es- tate, the late Maria Hotchkiss. Att torney Arvine of New Haven. rep- resented the guardian, Judge Burpee the Congregational society. and John NJ. Sweeney represented the trustee, James E. Sweeney.
 Deaths and Funerals.
 Mrs Mary Ford died last night at the home of her daughter, Mrs James Smith, 100 North Main street. She leaves five daughters and two sons, all of whom are married. The funeral will be held tomorrow from St Frau cis church.
 The funeral of Vincent Tombolleo, the two and half year old son of Mir aid Mrs Joseph Tombelleo of Green wod street. was held yesterday after noon at 3 D. m. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 There will he no meeting of the board of warden and burgesses to- night.
 At a meeting of the Ladies Aid so- ciety of St Agnes R. c. chapel of Woodmont. Mrs William Kennedy of this place was elected president.
 Martin Halyan cut his hand quite badly while washing glasses at his store yesterday. He suffered much from loss of blood. He was attended by physician and will be unable to use the hand for some days.
 The members of Miss Eleanor l.. SpenceT's Sunday school class will serve ice cream, cake and lemonade from | to $ o'clock at 70 Fairview avenue on Friday. July 19. Home made candy will also be on sale. The object of this sale is to increase the Sunshine treasury of the class. All are cordially invited.
 Personal Mention.
 Alex Swanson is in Hartford to-day on business.
 Joseph Carlson of Church street is in New York city on business.
 John Ring of Derby is visiting Her bert COckcroft of Cherry stree..
 Attorney William ]. Weary was in New Haven yesterday on business.
 Miss LilIie Berley of Ward street is spending the day at Savin Rock.
 Miss Lillian Baker is again able to her duties in M. Halyan's store after a weeks illness at her home on Or char,l street.
 William Seitert of New York city is visiting his cousin William ROderick of Millville avenue.
 Miss Mary A- Splain of Cherry street is spending her vacation in the Bersbire hills. near Pittsseld. Mass.
 Miss Gladys HOdgeman. one of ffle operators in the telephone office. ss spending her vacation In Bridgeport
 Mrs Edward Washington and daugh- ter Iris. are visiting at the home of her father. H. (. Baldwin of Beacon Falls
 Mrs Rose Carroll and daughter, Mae. left yesterday for Springfield. Mass. where they will visit relatives for the next week.
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