The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-02
ANSONIA.

Especial Journal Courier News Service.) Two cases which came up before Julge Tucker in the police court yester- day were disposed of in short order. The first was the case of Marcil Won derlosky charged with abusive lan- guage towards Mrs. Mary Grobosly He admitted his guilt through Inter- preter M. A. Crossman, but stated that the woman had talked about him. He was fined S1O and costs. which amount ed to $24O6
 John shannon, who was arraigned on the charge of intoxication, pleaded guilty and was fined $3 and costs. He will work out his fine in jail.
 As no place has yet been designated where the impounded Hogs can be con- fined, Mr. Carey may not begin his duties until such place is fixed by board of aldermen. A dog warden is what has been needed in this city for some time, as the streets have been infested with worthless CUTS which bothered pedestrians considerably. The position is also a good paying one, as the official receives $5 for each dog imnounded.
 James Mccarthy, the son of David Mccarthy of Platt street, who has been seriously i'll with typhoid fever is rap idly recovering.
 James H. Carey has been appointed dog warden by Chief Ellis and he was sworn in yesterday morning. The own CTS of unregistered dogs and those who allow their dogs on the streets without being properly tagged will have to be- ware in the future, as all such will be impounded and the owners will have to pay s5 for the animals release, be- eides being also liable to prosecution.
 The funeral services of snowdon Robinson, who died in New Haven Sunday, were held at the A. M. E.. Zion church on Derby avenue, Derby yes terday afternoon Rev. S, D. Robin- son ofTlciated at the services, which were attended by the members of James Henry Wilkins lodge, r. and A. M, Of which the deceased was mem- Der. Tnterment took place in Pine Grove cemetery, the pallbearers being J A. Queenan, Thomas W. Larnett, G. H. Burr and c. H. Cannon. Undertak-
 The "Country Circus" which Is being held under the auspices of the Y. M e A. at the Y M. c. A. athletic field opened very successfully last evening A very large attendance was present and all were well pleased with the en- tertainment offered. Among the at- fractions are the famous Barheau fam ily of musicians, consisting of father and mother and Nten children, each playing some instrument in a band which was for many years a leading attraction with Forepaugh; a whole family of clowns and Shaughnessey' trained bears, besides leading gymnasts and athletes from New Haven, Bridge port. Hartford, New Britain and Der by associations in their features which were very pleasing Prof, Doyle of New Britain and William shortell oi Ansona gave an exhibition boxing bout. The same program will be ren, dered this evening.
 The street parade, which preceded the performance, was a unique and pleasing feature of the "Circus," Thc parade was formed at the entrance tc the Woodlot, moved down the Wes Side, across the Bridge street bridge up Main street, down South Cliff street down Central to Main, up Main to tn, Y. M. c. A, where it disbanded.
 The parade was very large one, tn merchants turning out to help the com mittee in fine shape. Among thos who had teams in line were: A. IA Christensen, proprietor of the Ansoni meat and fish market; J. P. -$rry Son, D. M. Welch, Peter Fifer, Uneed Biscuit Co.,, West Side market Bost3l store, Mrs Morganstern and the Far rers foundry. Some of the stores ha two teams in line. Many open barou ches were also in line. The Bows brig ade of the Ansonia M F. church turne out almost it's entire membership. Min of the business mems sons were als in line on horseback, besides five au tomobiles were in line. The Barbea band and the Boys Brigade Drur corps furnished music.