Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-14
BROOKLYN pxlrry

Miss Katherine Shannahan, who 10 employed as Stenographer in Derby, spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Ihomas Shannahan.s of r.a- fayctte street.
 Two dollars worth of merchandise Tor every dollar expended in our great clearance sale. Moriarty's Waterbury Furniture Go.
 At l:a0 tomorrow morning at St PatrtcS's oEurcE an anniversary high mass of requ.em will be celebrated for the late Mrs Austin, of Jewelry street. On Thursday morning at o'clock . ! months mind requiem high mass will !. be solemnized for the late Mrs McCar- 1; thy of Mill street.
 James Lawlor, of South Wilson street, popular employe of the New England Watch shop, and 8 member of the St Thomas Cadets, will leave on Wednesday for Nashville, Tenn, ; where he Will enter the Southeastern university. Ii is Mir Lawlor's fnten. tions to become follower of Black. stone and as he is young man of abfl. ity and talent. hard and zealous worker, there is no doubt but that ne Will make his mark in the legal . ro1essloE. His innumerable friends i Wlsh hin. the greatest success in the l future. i The fair committee held it's last i meeting yesterday afternoon before the openlng or the fair. which commences on saturday night. and finished all it's DuslneSs. The decorations will be done by Adams. The Lyceum will pre- l sent cheerful appearance, handsome ly and tastefully decorated with flag. ana bunting. The booths, of which there will be several, are now beiu1 constructed. The display booth, art Dooth, candy booth and ice cream pooth will be we'll worth admiring. The dinlng room will be situated on one sloe Of the hall and will be very at tractlVe. One of the features of the lalr Will De the entertainment fur h:shed each evening. As said before apout everything has been completed Tor the opening of the annual fair of St Patrick'S church. ..-...
 Annie Pole, aged 19 wears. an em. i ploye Of the !. NJ. c. A, was found dead in her apartments yesterdav morning. Investigation showed that she had been asphyxiated by illumi- natlng gas. The girl was found by MT and Mrs Charles Olsen, who have charge of the building. The room was i locheu and entrance was effected through the window of q pantry ad- | Joining it. The gas was escaping and the girl was in bed just as she had retired. Acting Medical Examiner Graves viewed the body and pro nounced death due to accidental suf- location by gas. The girl was a Lith- uanlan and had been in this country put q few weeks. Mulvilie removed the body to the residence of friends on Riverside street, from where the funer- al Will take place tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock, with a mass of re- quiem at St Josephs church and in- terment in Calvary cemetery.
 The rivalry between the different hshermen in this section Gall of whom are experts) is growing intense, very intense. The stories of the great su ,. cess achieved by Alderman Mahaney ana his fishing party have caused many person to grow envious ana Jealous. Why should they sit idly by and let all the honors and glories of being the best fisherman in all Brook lyn go to the renowned alderman from the Fifth? It is said that it was sucn musings as the above that inspired Alderman Walker to organize tisnina party and attempt Ic wrestle the GOV. eted honors from his colleague on The aldermanic board. So party of fish. ermen with Bob as leader and consi st. ing of William C, d6es Martin Qu m and William Brickel started out early this morning on fishing trip to the Branch, determined to bring home a string of fish the like of which mortal eye had never before beheld in Brook lyn. But Alderman Mahaney, So it is said, received word of the affair and immediately another fishing party was formed. Sewer Inspector Joseph Beg nal, Edward J. Roach. Dennis Blans. field and Alderman Mahaney composed it. There was supposed to have been arother member to this party, but ow. ing to huge joke on the part of others he missed connections. The one who was left behind had been buslly run. ming errands and completing prepara tions for the trip since about 3:3U thi. morning. But he made one errand 10 many, for he was away on the las, errand the other four started for Ban tam. If the wishes or the one who was left behind have any effect, Al. derman Mahaney's party will have lit tie to show for their days labors, while Alderman Walker and his cohorts will have the best of success. Look out for fish stories the next few days.
 Odd lots of carpets at half price during our clearance sale. Moriarty's Waterbury Furniture Go.
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