Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-11
CITY NEWS.

1Ofk and Buffalo.
 The ritual committee of the six di- visions of the A. 0. H. will hold an important meeting in Hibernian hall to-m.orrow night. All the members are requested to attend.
 Mrs Sumner 4. ISingman, former
 resident of this city, died at Northfieid, Mass, yesterday. She was the wife Of $. 4. Kingman, for many years a l well known Waterbury merchant.
 Annie, infant daughter of MT and
 Mrs John Smith of 37 Railroad Hill street died last night Funeral was held this afternoon. Interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 Miss A. Woisard of Park avenue. q teacher at the Bank street school, and Miss Mary A. Morrot of Bank street, a teacher at the Barnard school are visiting the Pan-American exposition at Buffalo.
 Aida Aurore Gauthier, infant daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Sinai Gauther died
 last night at 5 Spring street. Ser
 vices were read at St Ann's church at
 o'clock this afternoon. Interment in Calvary cemetery.
 John, the two years old son of MT
 and Mrs John Feest of PIP Bishop street. died this morning The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 This afternoon while one of the Hall $ Upson ice wagons was on Charles street a small boy climbed onto one | of the wheels. The horses suddenly started, throwing the boy against the 1 wagon, where the youngster was pret- | ty badly crushed.
 Miss Emma Mccarthy of East Main l street sailed for Paris to-day, where | she will meet her brother. Joseph. l student at Sulpice's seminary To- l gether they will enjoy an extensive tour through Europe.
 l William Keefe of Maple street, a | student at the American college, Lou vain, Belgium, will shortly enjoy va
 cation which he will spend in visiting l various places of interest in Europe Deputy Judge Peasley, representing I Mrs Elizabeth Hopkins, has entered 1 suit for divorce from Jesse Hopkins l on the ground of desertion. The de- 1 fendant is said to be living in Hart ford and the plaintiff lives in this city | The custody of q minor child is also asked for.
 Joseph and Adelar, twin children of
 MT and Mrs Gaguardi of B Southview l street, died yesterday, one in the morn | ing and the other last evening. The l funerals were held yesterday and to- l day. Services were held at the Italian I church on South Main street Inter- ment in Calvary cemetery
 The demands upon the day nursery ! on Brown street have been so many l of late, mothers obliged to work find- l ing 1t so convenient for them to leave l their children there during the day 1 while in pursuit of their business, that I it has been found necessary to enlarge l the building. The materials for this l were taken to the premises to-day and work will begin as soon as possible. The members of the classes which l have been formed for the study of the 1 Gaelic language, are making rapid pro- gross. There are now fifty members, | divided into two classes, the seniors and the juniors. The seniors have fin | ished the first book and will commence 1 the study of the second next week. The l juniors expect also to commence writ ! ing the language in a short time. 1 Rev Father Stephen Kinney of ] Mount Carmel has been appointed 1 temporary assistant at the Sacred l Heart church during the forthcoming l absence of the pastor, Rev Father I Shelley. It is said that Rev Father | Shelley, who has not of late been en- l toying the best of health, has been I granted a three months leave of ab- sence. Next Monday he will start on
 q trip for the benefit of his health. I During his absence Rev Father Fitz- l gerald will have charge of the parish. I Rev Father Kinney has only been or I dained about a month. He is q grad uate of St Bonayenture's college Al l legheny, Pa He is the eighth priest l i'll this city who is q graduate of that l college. Rev Father Kinney finished his priestly education at St Bernard's
 seminary, Rochester, and was ordained about month ago by Right Rev
 Bishop McQuade. He is said to be an l interesting speaker. This is his first 1 assignment.
 I A rather interesting suit, notwith- l standing that the sum claimed is small. was instituted to-day by Deputy Judge Peasley for Philip Mirono of 1 this city against the Droyo Construc- l tion company of New Haven. The ques- l tion i'll issue is one of contract and the amount asked is $55. It appears that l some time ago the defendant had a l large contract in New Haven and en- 1 gagged the plaintiff to furnish them with a certain number of Italian labor CTS who were willing to work for a I certain sum per day Mirono claims
 to have procured the requisite number
 of men asked for by the defendant and
 that all the minor stipulations in the l contract between them had also been fully carried out The men went to
 work for the defendant and worked for
 some days when they quit, claiming
 they could no longer continue in de l fendant's employ on account of be
 ing tantalized by their English speak
 ing co-laborers. Several disturbances
 that threatened to become serious took
 place between the Italians and the
 other laborers before the former left.