Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-10
CITY NEWS.

E. S. BarlDaulr or SOutn Maln Stfeet Is attending convention of the Ar tisans. which is being held in Montreal. He is the local delegate.
 In the New Haven city court yester- day Daniel Hanley and Charles Haley of this city were fined $1 and costs each for trespassing on railroad cars.
 Helen, the three months old child of Mir and Mrs James IF. Duffy of 36 Camp street. died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Charles B. Jackson and John Mon zani If this city have successfully passed the entrance examinations to Yale college Jackson passed nineteen ont of twenty examinations a fine rec ord.
 Martin Moriarty and Miss Ellen Wren were married by Rev Father Curtin at St Francis Xavier's church this morning at the T:3O o'clock mass. Miss Rosanna McNulty was maid of honor and Thomas Heatherington was best man.
 There appears to be some misunder- standing In the minds of several peo- pie as to the name of the parties from whom the city has purchased site for the proposed school building in the South end of the city. The lot was purchased from Tracy Brothers.
 Mayor Kilduff and other city off, cials will go to Hartford tomorrow morning to attend the hearing before the railroad commissioners relative to the Oakville trolley application. The party will leave on the S:3S train from the Highland division station. The hearing is of great importance to the people of Waterbury and it is hoped that big delegation will be present in the city's interests.
 Lost. strayed or stolen-the fish that Dr O'Hara, pr McLarney, Truant Of ficer Hurley and Michael Murphy caught at Lake Quassapaug yesterday. Last seen in the team occupied by the party of expert fishermen when they left Quassapaug for home. The large number of fish had disappeared by the time the party reached this city. Their friends are mean enough to as- sert that the party didn't have any, even when they left QAassapaug.
 Miles Emmons. the Waterbury car penter who attempted suicide and mur- der last Saturday at the home of his 
 street, was well known in Ansonia, having worked for Contractor c. Y. Woodruff up to last Thursday night. Emmons worked here three weeks, and when he left for his home, 10 remain over the Fourth. he appeared to be all right. He did not show up Saturday morning. but nothing was thought of the matter until Monday night. when Emmons's queer doings became known. He boarded in Ansonia the first week. but afterwards returned to his home in Waterbury each evening. Emmons was known as very quiet man. mak- ing few friends and saying very little about himself-Ansonia Sentinel.
 4 great whist tournament is due to take place at the Lyceum in Brooklyn in a short time. Two rival teams of about six young men each will take part in the tournament. which is ere ating considerable interest. One team will be headed by Frank Hollywood. and will include young men from the north end and other sections of the city. while the other team will have Ed ward Dunphy as leader and will in- clude several members of the St Thom- as Cadets A. A. A battle royal is ex- pected and there will be some very scientific whist playing. All the play CTS are very Jealous of their regulations as whist players and will play their prettiest at the tournament, which was expected to take place last Tuesday night 4 number of ladies have been invited to be present so that they may receive some pointers