Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-13
CITY NEWS.

Look for the opening chapters of Ills Brothers Keeper Tomorrow !.
 he pupils of Miss Arthurs room in
 tile Crosby grammar school have | choseh as their motto Always Ready l 1he Rev Luke Lawlor. of Windsor
 LOCKS. was in town to-day, visiting
 ms parents. His brother. Joseph Law
 Tor. who has been sick for . few
 Weeks, is much improved.
 l The first annual dance of the Yuca-
 tan Whist club will be given this eyen
 ing at SpeedwelI hall. when Cams or
 hcestra will furnish music and Prof
 Gam Will do the prompting. The ar- engagements are i'll the hands of the lolloWln% committees: John Mccarthy, l Thomas Fallon, Neil Corkery and E. i F. Skelly.
 James Downey of Battle Creek.
 Mlch, died there last night Mir Dow >ney was a brother to Mrs Edward Der
 gen of Baldwin street, Mrs Mary A.
 Hayden of East Main street and Of
 Miss Jane Downey. The deceased was
 born in Waterbury. but went west 1 years ago. He paid d visit to Water
 bury short time ago.
 Delegates from Hartford, New Ha- | v,
 New London, AnsOnia and South Nor
 walk are expected to be present at the
 banquet of the Waterbury Merchants
 association tomorrow. tN be held in
 the Odd Fellows building Every mer-
 chant ill the city should be present and
 see what other cities are doing. Din
 her will be served at 7:3O p. m.
 The Junior Wranglers of the Crosby
 grammar school held their weekly de-
 bate this morning. The question was:
 Resolved. That intemperance is Il
 grpater evil to d country than War;
 The debate was a stirring one and
 many and Interesting were the argu-
 ments advanced by both sides. The
 judges decided that the affirmative had l the better of the debate. President
 James Byrnes presided at the meeting.
 Tomorrow will be Sa Valentine day
 and the postmen are preparing to put l forward their best efforts in deliver ing tokens of esteem to people about
 town. Some of the patterns in the
 show windows are very handsome and
 no doubt they will be in big demand l tonight. though the dealers are not ) looking forward to d rush of trade in \ the business, but they are well pre-
 pared to meet the demand no matter f what it may be. There is Ro scarcity of comics and some of them are even l worse than any ever seen here before. | A pretty marriage took place at St Francis Navier's church this morn . ing at o'clock when Rev Father l FitZSimmonS united in the bonds of holy wedlock, Frank Mccormack of ) Bank street and Miss Rose Maher of l 394 Baldwin street. Joseph Tracy and
 Lucy Crowley were respectively best : man and bridesmaid. The bride was l l,ap 7 tune trimmed with alpaque lace " while the bridesmaid wore q natty y l costume of tan, which was also trim z, med with applique lace. Both carried D q bouquet of white roses. After the = marriage ceremony q wedding recep 5 tion was held at the home of the
 brides parents on Baldwin street. The U presents received were many ano l, costly. including several from the em Il ployes of the packing department oi Il the Waterbury Manufacturing com j. pany and the American Ring com e pany. where the bride and groom J. were respectively employed. The V happy bridal pair left on the 1:2s
 train for New York, where they vii ,- enjoy their honeymoon. On their re d turn they will reside on Bank street if The funeral of Sadie Quinn tool
 place this morning from the family res
 
 IS church, where a mass of requiem wa J. celebrated by the Rev Father Crowley e During the offertory, Miss Katherin f. Gloster rendered q solo entitled 'HeaV Il enly Portals in q charming manner 1t The bearers were Henry and lame s- Quinn. charles Denehy, John Glostel if Dennis and John Calvin. The inter d ment was in the new St .TOseph's cenl ic etery. The floral offerings included 1T bunch of calla lilies from Miss Emm; IS Kellar; bunch of pink roses, the Mlsse le Jennie Campbell and Lizzie White t. Alice Killion, white roses: Willie Dee IT. gan, Naugatuck, hyacinths; choir o d. the Immaculate Conception churcl SC pink roses; Miss Anna Moran, pin 70 and white roses; Julia Meredith, pin d roses; Thomas Murphy and John Shor is pink and white roses: Florence Cass h. ldy. white carnationS: Mrs Mary Elm IL pink roses; Miss N. Gorman. White il Ut lips; Mrs William Patterson, earn; lg tions: Miss A. Dwyer, white earns of tions; Miss Katherine Gs,ster, pin IT. roses; Miss Mamie Denehy,NHhlte cal h. nations: Mrs IAimball, white carns in tions; large wreath, Mir and Mrs Jon O. w Burns; mound. surmounted by of dova, employees of the Platt Butto es lcompany; cross of roses, finishing d. ey lpartment of the Waterbury Cloe ny company; pillow lettered Sadie Oal
 vile Pin company: Miss Annie Ga!yil at horseshoe of roses; employees of Stee he S, Johnsons basket of roses; the Nils i'll les Calvin of Naugatuck. basket TO- lroses: Miss Ella Bhgh. basket of rose nd lThere were several handsome piec, ,n- from the Misses Katie Short, AIargar ed Burns, Edith Deane. Mamie Burns ar oe iothers. Among the out -of-town mour ,st Iers were Miss Sadie Donovan, Miss rk- Donovan and Miss Bertha Meagher, 4n lAnsonia; Miss Margaret Kimmos aI 1GA.a,iu M Q m fRan. eu2 .Nnfxz EnHlc.