Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-06
CITY NEWS.

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 There will be an important meeting of the bod carriers this evening in Congress hall. East Main street.
 The usual Sunday morning meeting of the Waterbury machinists will be or special interest to all engaged in that occupation Machinists are requested to be on hand at Franco-Amerlcan hall, Bank street, at 9:30 a. m
 lhe class day exercises of the grad uating class of St NIargaret's school were held to-day. A large audience was present at the exercises and en- joyed them. They were very interest ing. The class ivy was planted and appropriate oratfons were made.
 The case of Samuel P Williams vs George H. Gloves ct al, a Waterbury suit to recover STOOD damages. was argued on the defendants appeal in the supreme court of errors in New Haven yesterday. Judgment for $3,4 was granted the plaintiff by the lower court.
 Mrs Bridget Dunn, widow of the ]! late Michael Dunn. died early this morning at the residence of her broth CT. Thomas Baldwin, g Stone st..cct. I The funeral will take place Sunday af- l ternoon with service at Si Francls l Xavier's church and intelment in St Josephs cemetery.
 Judge Peasley's weakness for gym nastics has been the cause of getting him many blackened eye. Basket ball has given him lame arms, and this morning he went on .crutches to the superior court in New Haven, having indulged too deeply Tn horizontal bar exercises last evening.
 Mrs Hattie Grant entered suit against Rosa Bayley for $1O0 damages this morning. The papers were served l by Constable Lannen and drawn up by Attorney J. ]. O,Neil. There was J terrible time in. Mattatuck street yester- I day between half dozen colored wo- men. The plaintiff in this suit. which is result of the row of yesterday. all 1 leges that AIrs Bayley knocked out half q dozen of her most valuable teeth
 June 21 is the day set for the South End Social clubs big picnic and games at the Driving park. There are many interesting features among the sports. i'll fact. there are so many it would be hard to pick out the best. Tine 1 ladies foot race and the ball game be- tween the AIoonlights and Second Wards are i'll the lead just now and sem to be having q heck and neck race for first honors-
 Si Tompkins has been in town the | last two weeks completing arrange ments for tue appearance of the ia, nous Fluteville drum corps in this city at the grand drum corps carnival and parade Of the Sacred Heart drum corps on June H. Si says that his drum corps, which is in great demand, vii make even a better showing than it did last year The parade will be only one of the many features of the car nival An excellent program is being arranged for the afternoon and even I ing at the Driving park.
 The funeral Of Jaiaes Kenney took place this morning from his late resi- dence on Wolcott street to the sacred Heart church where q mass of re9ai- em was celebrated by tlie Rey ratber Shelley The bearers were Patrick Lyman, James Ring. Robert Moran. William ConKlin. Edward aid James Mcdonald. The ho2al offerings in- cIuded q pillow fr5n t',e family: 3 piece representing faith, hope and cl arity, employees of tEe Watel bury Button Go: wreath, John Carey wreath Jennie Kenney; wreath. Will liam AlcGrath and family; bouquet. Jennie Lillis. There were several other handsome piec,s rbe inter- ment was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 It would be difficult to tell at this time what the smallpox epidemic will cost the city of Waterbury. At the meeting of the board of finance last night it was stated that there was enough expenses in sight to make il about $21 .O00. To-day Fred 1lsen pre- sented bill amounting to $130.27 fol : .S61 quarts of milk delivered at the isolation hospital Waterbury mus ! have better credit with the milkme1 than the ordinary run of its citizen. have. It is not every man who cal 7 stand his milk peddler off until he get that much ahead Of him. Some O them demand pay i'll advance and oth CTS stop coming unless their customer settle after a dollars worth of ticket have been used up.
 \ The last home evening of the Cath ollie Women's association during tn present season was held last night The attendance was large. Whist wa IF played and the following persons wer D the winners: First prizes. Miss Katl
 erine McGrath Thomas Fenton; sec
 ond. Mrs Martin Quinn. James Ryan
 third. Miss Katherine Sullivan, Nils
 Margaret Hennessy, James A. AIcDo1
 aid, consolation, Miss Katherine Quinn
 Alexander Anderson. Refreshment
 were served. The committee in charg
 consisted of Miss Katherine McGratl
 Mrs Martin Quinn and Mrs Mark Ley
 don On next Friday night the annus
 closing will take place. There will h ! a display of beautiful class work. A entertainment will be given and whis
 will be played.
 Among yesterdays June brides wa
 Miss Lena Hahn, daughter of John I
 Hahn of 23 Fifth street, married 1
 Paul F. Klinert by the Rev Dr Farre
 Martin at Il a. m., Miss Helen Hahl
 sister of the bride, and Ernest Downe
 assisting. The bride wore a beaut
 full dress-of white nuns yelling tucke
 and trimmed with duchess lace. St