Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-16
CITY NEWS.

St Patrick..s fair at Lyceum, January 19 to February ?.
 Eggs 19c dozen, chuck roasts 6c to Sc, at Castles market tonight.
 The Rev Father Curtin of New Ha- ven, formerly assistant at St Patrick's church, was in town to-day.
 Special sale of plain covered edition of the poets at Waterbury Stationery store, 201 East Main street.
 Competition was the subject dis cuSsed at the meeting of the Social Union club at their rooms on Bank street last night.
 All who are to take part in the min strel entertainment at St Patrlck's church fair are requested to meet at the sLyceum this evening at o'clock.
 The annual concert and ball of the Waterbury Burns club will be held in City hall on the evening of January 9. nd, as usual, the entertainment will be one of the biggest affairs of the year.
 The funeral of Francis, the r months-old son of MT and Mrs Louis Carpenter, of North Main street, who died yesterday, took place this after noon, with service at St Ann'S church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The regular meeting of Companion Court Cecilia NJ. Quigley, No 265, I. o. F., will be held this evening at Johnson hall. All members are re- quested to be present as the officers for the ensuing year will be installed.
 We offer values in our great clear ance sale never equalled. Moriarty's Waterbury Furniture Co.
 The board of education will hold an adjourned meeting this evening. The main object of the meeting is to decide upon building sites for the new schools in the north and east end and at West side hill.
 Tie counsel in the case of the Wa terbury Lumber and Coal company have agreed to re-argue the cast some time next month. This practically means a re-open1ng of the case. The suit is to recover for building material.
 The funeral of Mrs James ODonnell will take place from her late home on South street tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock. with q mass of requiem at St Francis \avier'S church. and in terment in the new St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 The eleventh annual concert and dance of the St Thomas Cadets will be held ill Leavenworth hall tonight. The Excelsior orchestra will furnish music and Prof Pole will prompt A fine concert will be given before the dancing.
 At the Salvation army tonight, Cap tain Bearchell. of South NOrwalk, will conduct the meeting. The captain is known as the musical wonder" play ing almost any kind of instrument. Ad mission will Ina fraa and all in vited to the meeting. From 6 to s D. m. a supper will be served at charge of 15 cents.
 Tomorrow evening will occur the first of a series of twelve Thursday evening talks at Friendly league build ing. Miss Mary NJ. Abbott will open the series. She will speak of Longfel- | low. and those who We're favored in | hearing her last season will avail glad ly of another opportunity to be one of her audience. These talks will be free to Friendly league members, and ad mission to the public is 10 cents. Five Drawer Chiffoniers, S3.4O, dur ing our clearance sale. Aoriarty's.
 The Naturalists' club held an inter- esting meeting1ast night. A paper on Cyclones" was read and dis l cussed. The members. spent some time examining q collection of wild flowers presented to the club by Har- | riet s. Holway of Spring Hill, Mass, | who gathered them at Cape Cod. The collection included marsh rosemary hedge hysop, purple gerardia, sand ! knot weed. Indian pipe, spotted jewel l weed. wild carrot, bur marigold, car l dinal flower. dusty goldenrod, pearly | everlasting and hardlack.
 l the American Ring company, and lir- | ing at 90 Pemberton street. met with an accident yesterday while going to work She was crossing Liberty street when she was knocked down by q sled, falling heavily to the ground. She 1 went to work. but could not endure it and had to return home. The pub- lie streets ought to be kept clear from thes Instructions. especially at noon | hour and 6 o'clock. also when there are so many people on the street. There l were about twenty sleds on the street at the time the accident occurred
 F. William Herr will leave Water bury in few days on an extended business trip to New York, Chicago and the principal cities of the west, for the pupose of introducing in these cities his latest success in the musical line, waltz song entitled My Own Sweet Rose" MT Herr sung this song at the Odd Fellows min strel performance and it was one of the gems of the evening The words of the song are rather simple and the air is soft and sweet. Mr Herrs trip
 ought to be a successful ,one if the . merits of the song are taken into con- 1 Sideratfon.
 The funeral of Bridget Mccarthy
 took place this morning from her latt
 home on River street to St Francis
 Xavier's church. where a mass of re
 quiem was celebrated by the Re,
 Father Curtin. The bearers were James Stack. John Stack, Patricl Buckley, Daniel Griffin, Daniel McCar ; thy and Patrick Kelly, the two las
 named of Springfield, Mass. The flor
 al offerings included pillow from tn,
 family and large basket of roses iron
 the Misses Rose and Margaret McCo,
 and the Misses Clayton and Quirk. Tn, .interment was in the new St Joseph.