Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-31
CITY NEWS.

The St Ann school will remain closed for the present.
 Tomorrow will be April 1. Look out for the April fool joker.
 There will be q meeting this evening of the Hibernian Gaelic football team at o'clock.
 J. ". Hodson, will commencing to- morrow, serve an a Ia carte dinner, from Il 50 a. m., to 200 p. m.
 A number of the members of Con- panies c and A will attend the annual ball of the Sarsfeld Guards in New Haven tonight.
 The quarterly meeting of the Brick layers, Masons' and Plasterers' union will be held i'll American hall, Grand street, tomorrow night.
 An anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's church next Friday morning at 7:30 o'clock for the late Mrs William F. Carroll
 John Meara, the well known hack man, is out with q new and up-to-date cab, and is prepared to attend to or ders for weddings, parties or funerals.
 The girls of the Hillhouse basket ball team will play a game with the High school girls team at the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
 Between ? and 3 o'clock this after noon Waterbury was visited by light snow squall. It did not amount to much. though, not enough to make good sleighing. aa asf q James F. Lilley and Miss Carrie Louise Geowey. both of Winsted, were married at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the rectory of Trinity church by the Rev Dr Buckley.
 Superintendent Combellack of the Boys club has two or three boys whose ages range from 10 to 14 years, fol whom he would like to find permanent homes in families in this city. The usual physical culture classes ai the Friendly league will be omitted | this week, owing to the illness of Mrs Tumerelle, physical director, and MI Tumerrelle's French class will have nc session.
 Hugh Crane of 322 Baldwin street 1 slipped and fell while playing hand 1 ball yesterday. As a result of the fal he sustained fracture of his collar bone. The fracture was reduced by 1 Dr Donahue.
 The public schools and the parochia | schools will reopen tomorrow. The l Bank, Porter and Washington schools 1 which were closed earlier than tho other schools, owing to the smallpox scare. will open tomorrow just tns same as the other schools. | IN axsc formerly of IT Stone street, died this morning at the house of Mrs Garrett l I4awlor on Benham street, West Slde I Hill. Besides her husband she leaves three children. The funeral will take place "Wednesday morning at o'clock I The funeral of Patrick Hyland, agef 77. who died this morning, will tak' nlace at S:3O o'clock Wednesday morn inc from the residence of his nephew l Thomas Baldwin, 3S Stone street, witt 2 mass of requiem at St Francl Nayier's church and interment Ill ' I Joseph's cemetery.
 l Albert Robinson, aged 42 years
 died to-day at his residence, Althes
 street He was vaccinated at Bene dict X, Burnham's recently and It | | understood lHdt LAlo Wslo cAiS cause of death. The funeral VIII laa' N place Wednesday afternoon at z'o' o'clock with service ac the house anu
 interment in Pine Grove cemetery
 IIndertaker NIoriarty has charge o
 the funeral.
 very interesting basketball gam
 will he played at the Y. M. c. A. gym
 nasium on Wednesday night when tn
 Waterbury and Naugatuck High schoo
 teams will meet. The Nailgatuck tean was the only High school team Ill tn
 state to defeat the local team last year The local team will play about thre , more games this season, two with tn Naugatuck High school team and prot !, ably one with the Business Mems teal of the Y. NJ. c. A., to decide the chan } pionship of the city.