Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-09
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small boy named Frank Smith was arrested this forenoon by Iruant Offlcer Hurley, charged with truancy.
 A requiem mass will be sung at St Patrick's church tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Charles Daley of los Railroad Hill street.
 The embroidery class at the Friend ly league will begin it's third term this evening. Instruction will be given to both beginners and advanced pupils.
 Michael ]. Feeney, formerly of ehis city and now of Washington, is visit ing at his old home on Grove street. MT Feeney is agent for q wholesale charcoal firm.
 Grand Medical Examiner Frank H. Wheeler of the A. o. U. W. has ap- pointed Dr E. A. O'Hara of this city as subordinate medical inspector of the organization ill Connecticut.
 No business was transacted at tle meeting of the board of managers of the City Amateur Base Ball league last night. The meeting was adjourned until next Tuesday night It was the intention of the managers to open the season on May IS, but the opening day will probably be changed to two weeks earlier.
 The jury on the case of Alexander Daniel against Ami Tomlinson for $5,000 for injuries reported q verdict for the defendant this afternoon after half an hours deliberation. PIaint- iff's right foot was crushed in q hay a in 1slfaI1 ant. He was laid up fourteen weeks in hospital, but his treatment cost him nothing.
 The fire which started here on Feb ruary , is still burning in the cellars of some of the ruined buildings. To- day several barrels of burning coal were taken out of the cellar of me Greenberg block and after looking at them John W. Gaffney remarked that it was q valuable lesson ill household economy, adding that it was astonish- ing how long little coal will last when it does not have too much draft.
 Handsome posters are out announc- ing the entertainment which will be given by the pupil teachers of the Training school at the High school as- sembly hall on Friday night. The posters. which are the work of the pupil teachers are attracting much mo- tice. A fine program has been pre- pared. A feature of it will be a mili- tary drill by the pupil teachers, who have, been drilled by Sergeant Thomas Lawlor of Company G.
 A meeting of the board of managers of the Brass City Amateur Base Ball league was held in the rooms of the Second Ward Social club last night. Two clubs. the second St Joseph team and the East End Social club, were dropped from the league. Two good clubs may gain membership in this league on application. The season will open next Sunday, when the Pequots will play the South End Social club at Browns meadows. and the Second Wards will play the North Ends at Long Hill.
 A very pretty wedding took place this morning at St Anns church, the participants being Louis I. Chapron, the insurance agent, and Miss Mary Larocque, a popular clerk at Reid X Hughes's. The best couple were Miss Evelina Larocque and +. l.. Brandely. Miss NIorrot attended the organ and Miss Roberge sang a solo, "Ave | Maria.' Rev Father Grenier officiated I After a very elaborate wedding dinner street, the young couple left on the 1 80 train for an extended wedding triI to New York and other places.