Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-10
CITY NEWS.

The Waterbury High School teaEa Is playing in Danbury to-day.
 Rev Fathers Slocum, Curtis and Senesac of this city attended the fu- neral of Archbishop Corrigan in New York yesterday.
 d months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church at o'clock Mon day morning for the late Martin Car roll of South Elm street.
 The Catholic Women's association will hold an important meeting Mon- day evening. This will be the regular meeting of the association, which was postponed from last Monday evening. A full attendance is requested at fhis meeting, as several important matters will come up for discussion.
 Everybody is anxiousIy awaiting the annual May festival of the St Joseph T. A. society, which will take place in the City hall next week. This is al- ways one of the chief social attractions of the year. This year it will be more so. Great arrangements have been made for it and a strong card will be offered each night.
 John c. Cotter. of 5731a East Main street, while working on an overhaul ing machine at the West brass mill this morning, was struck in she face by part of the machine and received two bad cuts, one on the bridge of the nose and the other on the left side of the forehead. The injured man was taken to Dr Moriarty's office, where his wounds were dressed.
 The Young Brass Citys would like to play any team in the city whose players are under % years of age. The lineup of the team is as follows: I. Lawlor, C; H. Myers, p; r. Riley, 1b; s. Riley, 2b; P. Walsh, ss; C. Russell, 3b; J. Driscoll. If; c. Forest, If; W. Conklin, Of. The Hamilton Park team is preferred. For any game please call or address Manager Joseph DriscoH, IA Wolcott street
 The remains of William Quinn ar rived here yesterday afternoon frem the Philippines and were takento Mori- arty's morgue. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 12:15 to the Immaculate Conception church. The military will attend. MT Quinn was son of Mrs William Quinn of South Willow street. He died on June 26 1901, at Naravacan. At that time he was 21 years old.
 It is probable that the board of pub lie works will take steps next Tuesday night to cause sidewalks 70 be laid on the east side of Dublin street, between East Main street and Bridge street, as instructed by the board of aldermen at their last meeting. When this work is done" says President Goss. "the Sco- 1-fI1a ,rir, C1 r-.n lay sidewalks in front of its property on Bridge street, almost the entire length of the street,
 John McQueeny. the four year old son Of MT and Mrs John McQueeny of 77 Wolcott street, almost lost his life by taking a dose of iodine. About 6:3O last evening the boy found a bot tie of iodine about the house and be- fore his mother saw him had taken an ounce of its contents. Dr NJ. J. Don ahue was summoned immediately and rendered valuable assistance to the child. who was suffering great pain. The little boy is feeling all right to- day.
 meeting of the alumnae of the Convent de Notre Dame was held Oh Thursday evening. The attendance was the largest in some time Mother Superior St Cecilia was elected hon. orary president, position formerly occupied by Mother St Stanislaus, the former superior at the convent. Mrs Charles A. Jackson was elected presi- dent to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss O'Connor. Con- mites were appointed to make preDar- ations for the annual reunion of the alumnae in June. The exercises of the graduating class of the convent will take place June 24. On June 9 the annual dinner of the alumnae will be held The toasts will be announced later.
 The funeral of John J. Murphy took place this morning from his late home on Walnut street with service at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father O'Brien and inter- ment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The following acted as bearers, repre- senting the Elks. Sixth division, A. O. F., and Court Crosby, F. of A.; P J. Lawler and Thomas Finnegan, George Foley and William Hurley, Thomas Magner and C. F. Dun phy. There was a large num- Der of beautiful floral tributes. including pillow lettered Papa" from Thomas Murphy, son of de- ceased: pillow, parents of deceased; cross. Mir and Mrs M. J. Murphy; wreath, Mfr and Mrs Thomas F. Me Cam; clock, Waterbury Ledge of Elks; cross, Thomas Finnegan; wreath. MT and Mrs Thomas J. DO- ran; standing wreath and bouquet. 1 employees of the packing department at the Waterbury Buckle Go; bou- quets, Miss Gesang, Miss Ks Cayan- augh, Mir and Mrs Frank Brothers, M- J. Quinlan, Miss Nellie McAuley, l Miss A. NJ. Wilkinson. Miss Minnie | Guilfoile, MT and Mrs B. Coffey, Miss E. Keefe. Miss Ida Gartwaite; Andrew J. Dunn and Mir Brown. After the ] service at the church the Misses Liz- xie and Sadie Dunn rendered Nearer, ] Krx- 1od fa Thpa tl