Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-13
CITY NEWS.

The pay of the. union carpenters in Waterbury is $2.50 per day, and not S2.25 as inadvertently printed yester- day.
 The local Knights of Columbus have secured the City hall for the evening of April 3, when they will give a ball.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Cloudy tonight and Thursday: snow f1urries this afternoon and tonight in the interior: fresh westerly winds.
 A mass of requiem will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at o'clock at St Patrick's church for the late James Tracy of Railroad Hill street.
 The lecture entitled 'eThe Man anil the Book" delivered at Txavenwolth hall last night by Robert Bridges nn- der the auspices of the Women-s club. attracted a large attendance and prjv- cd rare literary treat.
 Floyd L.. the five months old child of MT and Mrs Clarence O.. Ward of r Brown place, died .yester- day. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon with interment 1n Bucks Hill cemetery.
 If you want to see an Interesting collection of the most noted pets in town, drop into the pet exhibition HOW being held by the Boys club at their headduarters on Harrison avar1le. The list includes cats. dogs. hares. rabbits and almost every other kind of pet one could think of.
 The Rev Father Jordan of St Pat rick's celebrated the service at St Thomas's last evening, the pastor. Father Crowley, and Father Kast. being away and the acting pastor. Father Kennedy, having sprained his ankle on a slippery sidewalk Tuesday evening.
 Have you selected your valentine vet? If not, you had better do so as soon as possible and make sure to get it out as early as possible tomorrow. There is a good stock of all kinds of valentines in the stores and the man who cannot get what he wants among them must be rather peculiar kind of being.
 Kid Lamaine of this city, and a member of the Brooklyn Athletic club, will be present at the Dixon bout in New Britain tonight The Kid fights at 1O5 pounds and is willing to try anyone in the country at that weight He is matched to fight Dave Watson and the match will come off in New Britain if q suitable date can be secured.
 The following constitutes the crim- inal business to be disposed of at the next term of the superior court, which opens here Tuesday morning next: Stanley Thorn, William Deboy and Thomas Delaney, assault; William Cohring, William Carleton and Charles Burke, statutory burglary; Joe Coker, theft: Moses Stone. statutory rape, and Pietro Yannonf manslaughter.
 A colored man who gave his name as Harry Williams was arrested this forenoon charged with intoxication. After sleeping an hour he began to en- certain the whole police station, the firemen next door and the boys and girls in the City hall with camp meeting hymns of a most boisterous nature His voice could be heard above the crash made by the falling walls of the old Scovill house.
 The funeral of Anna Bergen took place this morning from the resi- dence of her parents, Mir and Mrs Ed ward Bergen. 475 Baldwin street, to St Francis Xavier's church, where q mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Curtin. At the close of the service Calvary was ren- dered by J. M. Daily. The bearers were Harry Ramon, George Dona- hue, Patrick Kane, George Lynch, John Smith and Daniel McNamara The Children of Mary, of which the deceased was . member attended the funeral in a body. The floral of ferings included Gates Ajar'' St Francis Xavier's drum corps: anchor. Mrs William McGrath; wreath of Gal lie leaves, Miss Kittie Kane: basket of roses. Mrs M. A Thompon; cross, Miss Minnie Coughlan; bunch of calla lilies. Mrs Keough; basket of roses, Miss Lillie Worth'ev: shower bouquet. Mrs F. Carroll; wreath, MT and Nj J. J. Coughlan; mound George Me Loughlin; Tyre, Baby" Bergen; cross. employees of Curran Dry Goods com pany; heart, MT and Mrs William Bergin; Easter lilies, Miss Susie Wes- ton; broken column, the family; bou- i quets, Mrs Robert McGrath, Ksnney < Balfe, M. Lutz, NJ. Champion, J. H McEvoy, Mir and Mrs Benidetta. The 4~-x