Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-09
CITY NEWS

"A large number of people drove from this city to Wallingford to-day to wit ness the ball game between the t'Shoulder to Shoulder" team and the Wallingford team.
 F. W. Chesson and wife will leave here next week on a trip to Germany. Yesterday the hands at the American Ring company made MT Chesson the recipient of $15O seal travelling bag
 An important meeting of Mulcahy council, Knights of Columbus will be held in the K. of O. hall tomorrow af- ternoon at 2:15. About twenty candt- dates will be initiated into the mys- teries of the second degree.
 Albert Wiley died suddenly yester- day afternoon at his home, 388 Mill street. He worked yesterday and on the way home was seized with hem orrhage and died soon after entering his home. Acting Medical Examiner Graves viewed the remains and gave permission for burial He is survived by his widow. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with service at St Patrick's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street, specials for this evening and Monday: One lot ladies' wrappers, were 75 and 9Sc, this sale 49c; one lot ladies' cor set covers 1Oc; one case ladies' summer ribbed vests, were 15c, this sale 1Oc; one case ladies' fast black hose Sc; one case of gents underwear in cream and blue, double seated drawers, this sale 25c: one case gents fancy half hose, were 19c, this sale 121ac; one lot boys knee pants 19c; one lot boys blouse suits $1.25; one lot boys white blouses Aec.
 A man who said his name was John Dunn, but might as well have been John Doe, in view of his inability of expression, was arrested this forenoon on Bank street by Officer Teehan. Dunn was so drunk he was unable to stand and he was dumped into heavy team. This mode of locomotion seem ed to revive him somewhat and he kicked up great row. A large crowd lwas attracted on the way to see the new police ambulance and by the time it arrived at police headquarters hum dreds were in it's wake. Dunn was charged with intoxication.
 Only few more days remain before the opening of the annual May festival of the St Joseph T. A. society, which will be held in City hall from May 13 to 16 inclusive. The hall will be hand sonaely decorated for the occasion A feature of the festival will be dancing, for which the finest music will be fur nished by Bergen's orchestra of six pieces. Among the prizes which will be given away are a handsome upright piano and building lot. Combination tickets cost 10 cents each or 12 for S1.. while the price of admission to the fair will be only 15 cents.
 The whist and reception given by the Elite Whist club at Leavenworth hall last night was largely attended About 200 persons enjoyed whist for an hour or two after which dancing redgned supreme unhl late hour Gal dipeau's orchestra furnished music fol the dancing, which consisted of fifteer numbers, and B. L. Baker was prompter. The following concert pro- gram was rendered: March, "Hia watha," Neil Moret; intermezzo "In dolence," Jason Matthew's; waltz Wedding of the Winds," J. T. Hall Ut was a very enjoyable affaft- and al the details were finely arranged by the committee of arrangements, whicI consisted of Joseph N. GalIipeau, Johr Herbert, Ludger Trudell, B l.. Baker Miss Flora Blais, Mrs l.. Trudell anC Miss Mary LeClair.