Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-27
CITY NEWS.

The Waterbury business coileg
 team defeated the Torrington Higl
 nine in Torrington yesterday by thu
 score of 10 to ,.
 The Misses Katherine and Mar.
 Dwyer and Miss Margaret Tehan o
 this city left to-day to spend fev
 days in Torrington.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church Tuesday morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Mary Foley.
 The members of the police depart ment appeared to-day in their spring attire. regulation helmet, light coal and their very comfortable belts, als6 their snow white gloves.
 Miss Mabel Camp and Miss Eliza beth Champer of this city were bridesmaids at the wedding of Hub bard G. Warner and Miss Marion N Hawley, solemnized at Newtown dur. ing the week.
 The Fulton Fish market at 25S Cherry street, will sell large blue fish at 10 cents a pound tonight. Ma tive shad is also 10 cents pound, halibut 15 cents. Fine line of fancy roasting chickens and turkeys and capons.
 Manager John Moriarity of the Crosby High football team went to New Haven to-day to attend the meeting to he held in the New Ha- ven High school, for the purpose of forming new Interscholastic Foot ball league.
 The North End Sluggers defeated the Walnuts by the score of to 3. The lineup was as follow: Cariin, c. Phelan, D: Anderson, 1b; Fitzpatrick 2b; Fernal, 3b; Walsh. ss; Freedan, If; Brennan. of; and Ryan, If. The team will play any nine under 12 years of age. Address James Walsh 122 Round Hill street for games.
 The Young South Films defeated the Tribunes this morning by the score of 10 to 5. The features of the game were the playing of Madden and Hayes. The lineup was as fol- lows: II. Madden, C; R. Hayes. p: H. Mccarthy. 1b; J. Shields. 2b; w. Dillon, 3b; J. Phelan, D. Cuddy and T. Moore, If; F. Gearaty and w. Rus sell. If. and G. Sullivan. of.
 It is rumored that several members of the New Haven Greys, who were injured in the wreck in this city on Saturday morning, March 2, when the military special. conveying Governor Woodruff and his stan as well as the members of Company F. back to New Haven. from banquet in this suit against the New Haven road, as they have been unable to agree on terms of settlement
 The North End Ponies defeated the North Squares this morning on Hill street diamond by the score of IA tS 9. Ponies lineup: F. A. Lariviere, c, manager; l.. Malone, p. and 2b, captain: w. Solomon. 1b: L. Gahan, p and 2b; F. Baker. 3b; D. Blodgett, ss: D. Peet, If; c. Kingston. of: W. Leggett. If: P. Joy. If. North Squares lineup: Neale and Kemp. c; Delaney. p; Gorton. 1b; Calender. 2b; Tanning. 3b; Kemp. ss: Will Hams. If: Casey. cf; Harrington, If.
 Last night Mark Davis of James, town, N. Y.. came to this city and called at Mulville's morgue and iden- tified the body of the man found dead the other day near the railroad tracks in South Brooklyn as that of his brother, William IT. Davis. The dead man was 29 years of age. stout and so far as anybody knew always enjoyed good health. He leaves his parents. two brothers and a sister in 1 Jamestown. It is understood that 1 his wife lives in Worcester. but there l does not appear to be anything very certain about that. although she is | expected here tomorrow to claim the | body. If she doesn't show up his brother will be allowed to take the | remains home and have them in- tered in the family plot.
 This morning Dr O'Hara. assisted by Dr O'Connor and Dr Russell. per- formed an unique operation on Her bert Began. an eight-year-old boy. at I the family residence in the Donahue block on East Main street. The boy had just got over an attack of diph- theria when he complained Of a pain I in his left side and upon examination 1t was suspected that there was some pus there that had to be taken out If the patients life was to be saved. After consultation it was decided to make an incision in the boys side. remove a section of one of his ribs and then sse what could be done to- wards getting at the pus- The oper- stion was performed in a very sue ressful manner and the patient felt relief as soon as it was over.