Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
LIVED IN WATERBURY.
Now Milwaukee Citizens Who Made it Pleasant for Waterbury Visitors.

it Pleasant for Waterbury Visitors.
 It will be of interest to many read | CTS of the Democrat, and surprise as well, to know that Milwaukee has | among her citizens several former res indents of this city, who obeyed the advice given some years ago to go vest and grow up with the country. Among these Jewellers in the home of the .breweries" are the Nolan boys, well known in the Brooklyn district, and M. H. Kenny, better known as Henry Kenny, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, and has relatives in this city at the present time. Hen- " Kenny has perhaps been the most successful of the trio, and to-day occu- pies one of the best paying positions
 in his line of business in Milwaukee, When Henry Kenny was in Water
 bury he acquired a knowledge of the shoe business in the store conducted
 on East Main street by Frank J. Ra-
 mettl. That knowledge secured for
 him the position he now occupies. He has been absent from Waterbury
 about twelve years, and first accepted
 position as clerk ill one of the large shoe houses By careful attention to work and by his honesty he became the leading clerk in that store and his services were sought after by several
 Of the other concerns in Milwaukee. When, therefore, T. A. Chapman and O. were looking around for capa- Die and energetic man to assume the
 management of their shoe department
 they decided that Kenny would be just the man for the place. He was made Dig offer to accept the position. which he did. To-day he is consid- | cred one of the best buyers in the city or Milwaukee, and has full charge of | the shoe department of Chapmans store, which is the largest department | store in Milwaukee. Kenny has ac-
 cumulated some property since his
 residence in the west, and is in a
 Ialf way to become wealthy man. While he has advanced himself in a
 business and financial way, he has also
 added to the population of the city of | Milwaukee, and he has now nine children to occupy his attention during
 his idle hours. He has a happy home,
 Is receiving a good salary, and he l says himself he would not go back to l Waterbury to live for a little fortune. The Nolan boys are also doing we'll 1 and are mostly interested in insurance. Another man who has made Milwau-
 kee his home and who is we'll known I Ill Waterbury, although not a native
 or this city, is a gentleman by the
 name of Gallagher. He has any
 number of acquaintances throughout
 the state of Connecticut, where he for years canyassed for books and peri l odicals. He is one of those jolly. l warm hearted Irishmen, who made friends Wherever he went and he knows about all the leading Irishmen, in this
 and other cities in the state. He is the proprietor of one of the oldest and cutest cafes that is in the west
 and IS making money so fast that he has to have a second story built over
 the bar to store his money Tn
 this story there resides an old man
 and woman who keep continual guard I over MT Gallagher's bags of gold. This
 cafe is the Pride of Milwaukee, and
 will not hold over twenty at time.
 but here all the best people in the city
 journey to meet the happy, smiling
 host and enjoy one of his little dishes
 with bowl of punch or mug of cool
 lager. 1t is one of the cosiest little
 places in Milwaukee and there could
 be no more genial proprietor presiding
 over any establishment than this same
 Mir Gallagher. aHe made the visit of I the Waterbury people very pleasant
 while they were in Milwaukee.
 Another Waterburian who has taken
 up his home in the far west and has seltieu III MllWdukee IS JOHn savers,
 formerly a linotype operator on the
 Democrat. He also is occupying a
 good position on the Milwaukee Sen
 tinel and is enjoying the best of health
 He met the Waterbury delegation and
 entertained them while they were ill
 his company. Since John has been living in Milwaukee he has taken unto himself one of the charming damseIs of that city for bride and the writer had the pleasure of meeting Mrs Savers whom he found to be quite an interest ing young lady. Both are coming
 east on vacation within very few
 weeks, but John says he likes Mil. waukee too we'll to remain in the east