The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-11
.ANSONIA.

Especial Journal Courier News service9 Ansonia, Sept. 10.-Asnes May, the infant daughter of MT ana Mrs. Patrick Condon. who dleu Monday after brief illness, was buried yesterday afternoon, interment ebing ih St. Mary's cemetery.
 The regular meeting of Ruby Soclal temple will be held this evening at 7'a0 o'clock.
 Miss Bertha Parmelee. who has been spending the past week or two with her parents, Deputy United tSates Mar shal and Mrs. Parmelee, returned to her home in Orange, N. J., to-day
 James H. Shearn died at his home on North Main street Tuesday afternoon after an illness of several weeks. MT. Shearns condition had been serious 1or several days, and little hope or recoV- cry was held out. He was seVenty-one years of age. but up to a month or so ago enjoyed unusually good healtn' f ae was a blacksmith by trade, and iof nineteen years was employed m the Farrel foundry. Fer a man or ms aod agG days work. He disliked to be idle, ana 4for this reason remained in the snop iiong after the age at which most men if they live so long, feel 1t lncumpent upon them to retire. ,, dren, Mrs. Arthur Arnold, of Saratoga N r.; William Shearn, or Bunalo Mrs' Archibald Davidson. Mrs. Lotus GoId. smith, Ernest Shearn. Mrs. Mrs Alner5 EJtta Shearn, of this city. MT. Shearn was a charter member of sherman lodge, N. E. o. P, and took great in terest in the organization.
 Mayor Charters of Ansonia was ask ed by the board of aldermen at Monday evenings session to appoint milk Tn. spector. Owing to the large nNmper or typhoid fever cases in this city thirty, y brought about, it is thought by many, by 4he infected milk which has been sold in the city, this action is sanctlon- ed by all. The one the mayor wants to appoint is a man who can Ill the position as it ought to be filled, one who will not only examine the mix when it is delivered in the city, put one who will go out into the country, and examine thoroughly the dalry farms, and see that they are kept Tn D wholesome condition. When the may or appoints his man. this action VIII De sanctioned by the board or aldermen
 Four cases came up in the city court before Judge Bryant yesterday morn ing. Saline Camby was charged wiln assault on Nicholas Sadaka, and breach of the peace, and being. found guilty on the last count was fined one dol lar and costs. The total amounted to SI3.54. The arrest of Camby- grew out of sale of ring which Nicholas IS said to have purchased from him TOT S5. The latter claimed that the ring lie received was not the one he ,pur- chased, and asking for his money back the row followed:
 Camby denied the sale of the ring. It was given to Sadaka, he said, as se- curity for a loan of S5. which the atc- cused said he agreed to pay pack, along with a bonus of fifty cents. The loan was for period of several days; but Sadaka. the accused. said. showed up the very next day, and demandej the money. Camby did not have II ana trouble followed.
 DorraTce Gray and Thomas Maloney, two boys, were arraigned on charges of entering the premises ot Daniel Hoi-- brook, and stealing apples. The count of theft was not pressed, and pleaolng guilty to tresDass fine of $O and costs was imposed. Judge Bryant then re, the fine. and the lads, escaped with the payment of $5.S1 each.
 Patrick Condon was charged with as- sault and breach of the peace, his case being put over until Thursday.