Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-04-20
. BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Rehearsal of '.Titania" in the Lyceum at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 John Collins, the two months old son of Mir and Mrs John Collins of 52 Railroad Hill street, died this morning The fu- neral took place this afternoon.
 The funeral of Gracie Hewitt took place from the residence of her parents, 82 South Leonard street, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 City Engineer Cairns was,~over on Bank street to-day giving instructions to the contractor who is doing the work of putting the paving blocks down between the Traction company's building and Bank street bridge. Some of the blocks are two or three inches too low and MT Cairns says that this work must be taken mp and relaid in the same manner as before the place was dug up.
 St Patrick's bazaar was brought to a successful termination at the Lyceum Thursday evening. The success attained is truly gratifying to pastor and canvassers alike. A handsome sum will be netted for the parish as Q financial result, and the parishioners have had two weeks of social and mutual enjoyment. The following re- ceived prizes: Umbrella stand, William Carroll, 995 Bank street; foot rest, J. M. Daley; toilet set, James O'Brien, 97 Charles street, smoking set, Ellen Calvin. 671 Baldwin; placque, Mrs James Horigan, 917 BaAk; lemonade set, Mrs B. Cava- naugh; cake, Bridget Mccarthy, 9S~ South Carthy, $50 Mill; dinner bell, P. F. Ban non, 27 Lawrence; barrel of flour, Mrs Taylor, 154 Railroad Hill; commode set, Bessie Mahony, Oakville; banquet lamp, Annie Courtney, 927 South Main; childs jacket hood. John Luddy, S5 Charles; picture of the Sacred Heart, Father Downey; tidy, D. Cronin. fl South River side; picture scarf, Mrs P. Donohue. 102 South Leonard; pin cushion, John Quinn. 37 South Wilson; clothes wringer, A. Donohue, South Leonard; lace apron, Nonie Griffin, 22 Drayer avenue; fancy basket, Michael Day, South Leonard; wine set, P. Courtney, 927 South Main street; doll, Jennie Clancy. 137 Third street; box of soap, William O'Brien, 97 Charles street; vases, John Quinn, 37 South Wilson; fancy quilt, John J. Bergin, S6 South Main; fancy mirror, Patrick Phelan. Riverside; tea set. M. Boylan, 370 South Main; cake, M. Flaherty, South Leonard; ; Annie Doran, 24 Hayden; easy chair, Mrs Carey, 16 Porter; child's jacket and hood, A. J. Smith, Welton; fancy table, B. Coogap. 34 Washington; placque. hand painted, Maggie Bowen. Ridge; picture of Sacred Heart, Timothy Sullivan. 47 South Leonard; picture, Timothy Sullivan, Ath- letic club; fancy chair, J. O'Donnell; 90 Riverside; box of cigars, John Hennessey, Hopeville; picture of Father Duggan, Mrs F. L. Martin. 39 West Clay; oil painting, Mary M. Geraghty; parlor clock, Maggie Keefe, TO Ridge. Maggie McGreevy being the most successful canvasser on fifteen cent chances was presented with hand some gold watch, and Bridget Mccarthy being the most successful on ten cent chances was presented with gold chain. The committee to whose untiring efforts much of the success of the bazaar must be attributed is: Mrs William H. Delaney and the Misses Katie Derwin, Nora Donovan, Mary McKeown. Maggie Phelan, Mary Derwin and Nellie Wagner.