Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-25
CITY NEWS.

Miss Margaret Corcoran of Bishop street, who has been i'll for some time, will resume her duties as a teacher i'll Webster school next Mon day.
 The case of Franklin w Dains against the American Ring company was settled to-day out of court The suit was to recorer $1.0CQ alleged back salary. and was down for helring in the superior court tomorrow.
 The funeral of John Ennis will take place tomorrow morning from his late residence, 45 Gilbert street, at S:30. to the Immaculate Conception church. where services will be held at o'clock. Interment. will be i'll St .Io- seph's cemetery.
 Anthony Ashborn got a severe fall on East Main street opposite D. B. Will sons this afternoon. He came aginst the ground with such force that the wound he received i'll his head some years ago by falling down the embank- ment at City Corners reopened and bled profusely.
 This city will be represented at the funeral of the late Colonel Burdette of Hartford tomorrow by q large delega- ton. The local party will go to New Haven, there to join the delegation from that city and proceed to Hart ford. Colonel Burpee will be one of the honorary pall-bearers.
 Michael and Margaret Kiely's suit against the Consolidated railroad com pany has been settled Some time ago the Kielys. who live i'll South Brooklyn, claimed their COW had been run over by a train and killed The company paid for new COW. which did not cost anything near the sum claimed, S100.
 The funeral of Alfred Joseph Carey was held from the residence of the parents at 46 DykemEn street at ; o'clock this afternoon. Among the floral offerings were q basket of roses from the children of Mir and Mrs J. E. Carey bouquets from Nora and Lizzie Bowe, Grandma Carey, Mrs George Morton, Josephine Carey and the chil- dren of Frederick Cramer. Interment was i'll the old St Joseph's cemetery.
 The annual meeting of the American Brass company was held today in the company's offices on Bank street. The officers elected were as fol- lows: President, c. K. Broker: first vice president, E. L. Frisbie. jr;s sec
 ond vice president, A. A Cowles;
 third vice president J. s. Elton; sec retary and treasurer J. r. Elton. The board of directors is as follows: c. r. Brooker, A. A. Cowles, J. s. FL ton, D. Willis James, c. N. Whalen, w. K. Dodge, James A.. Doughty, J. F. Elton. E. T Coe, E. l.. Frisbie, IT, C.. w. Burnham, D. Leroy Dresser T. E. Kent, Edward Holbrook and John J. Sinclair.
 The funeral of Patrick Phelan was | largely attended this morning from the l home of the brother of the deceased, Thomas Phelan, at 26 North Leonard street. A requiem high mass was l celebrated at the Immaculate church lby the Rev Father McGuane. There 1 were a large number of floral offer 1 ihgs. among them being Gates l Aiar'' inscribed Brother from the l Waterbury lodge of the International l Bartenders union; a Sycas wreath and l lilies From Court Meaney. F. of A; cross df roses marked .Uncle;' an- 1 chor and. cross, Elizabeth Bergfn and CatharineA McEvoy; bouquets from Mary Monaghan, G. E. Erke, Q. Sin
 gle. The phll bearers were William 1 Fitzpatrick, Martin Hickey and Hugh
 Crean from Court Meany and Thomas
 r. Flynn, Edward Casey and Dennis
 Frederick frdm the Bartenders' union. 1 Interment was in tue new St Joseph's s
 cemetery.