Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-25
CITY NEWS.

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 Bottled wines and liquors at half price at Sheehan's, 223 South Main street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Sunday; light vari- albe winds.
 The directors of the Business Mems association will hold meeting Mon day afternoon.
 Miss Lillian Cook has returned to New Haven after short visit at the home of Charles Beach on Locust street.
 Miss Julia Carroll of Torrington, a graduate of Mt St Josephs convent at Hartford. was present at the entertain ment in this city last evening. All persons who handed in appllca- tions for membership in the Society of Artisans are requested to call at the office of Dr l.. J. Thibault as soon as possible.
 ]. J. Derwin has returned from Bos- ton where he attended convention of music teachers on Thursday. Thurs day night Professor Derwin attended the grand concert by the Boston Ideal orchestra.
 The Fifth division, A. o. H., will give the first of series of smokers to be held from now on tonight in their rooms in the 6. A. k. block. A very l interesting program has been arranged for this evening and large crowd is expected to be present.
 McCarthy's pharmacy on South Main street was entered by burglars on Friday morning. Entrance was gained through the rear door. which was broken open. A few cents in the cash drawer and q few cigars were the booty which the burglars carried away.
 1 Specials added to January sale: Gents l ties. were 25c, this evening 15c; gents umbrellas, were 75c. this evening 39c gents handkerchiefs %, children's handkerchiefs 1c, 4c; extra specials in ribbon, No ], this sale Be: silk ribbon was 25c, this sale 15c. Plumb bargains of business either.
 The schedule of games ill the Y. M
 c. A. basketball league for tonight al
 the |. NJ. c. \. gymnasium is as fol
 lows: s o'clock, Eagles vs Lobsters I S:30 o'clock, Monitors vs Nofmans; {
 o'clock, Business Men ys Stars The
 last game will no doubt be rattline
 contest. The Stars are the only team
 that have yet defeated the Business
 Men. The latter team is looking fol
 revenge tonight. Harry Minor was
 absent from the Business Mems team
 when it was defeated before and ht
 will again be absent tonight. This is i. ! 1s, ,l. 1a,Y 4ap
 of victory for them.
 The funeral of Mrs Bernard Swse ney took place this morning from. tht family residence on Orange street witl mass of requiem at the Immaculat, Conception church by the Rev Father
 Frederick and interment in Galvai5 cemetery The bearers were Da ,'ie , Delaney, Patrick Cantillon. Thomas : Conley, Henry McNish, Patrick Bartol
 and Nj. H. Fitzpatrick. The floral of :, ferings included pillow letterei Mother from the family; large cross employees of the train room at the New
 England Watch factory; lilies marked
 Sympathy Of Friends of Little Nel
 lie:'' bouquet, the Misses Conway ant
 Sullivan, Mrs William c. Hall and Mrs J. Ellis
 The annual meeting of Mancheste Unity. Independent Order of Odd Eel
 lows, began this forenoon i'll JohnsOn' hall on Bank street. The presiding
 officers were William Mclean, F. G f M., of this city; Henry Carr of New Haven, D. P G. M.; William Oliver O . Hartford F. c. S. and H. c. Stevens
 treasurer. There were fifteen dele f gates as follows: Waterbury, Will z liam Waters and F. Booth: Branford , Thure Lindberg; Hartford, R. E. Fur her. William Hawksford. J. k. Hole
 house and w. J. Loveredge: New Ha ven. w. F. .O'Brien and I. NJ. Alexan 1 der: Stony Creek, H. Julin and A. Ad
 ans: Bridgeport. A. BarrOws and J
 Wooley; Watergord. Alex Lawrence : Considerable business of importance t : the Connecticut district of the orde was done.
 Mrs Walter N. Sperry, wife of tn : d;visian manager of the Southern Nev : England Telephone Go in this city 2 died at her home on Derby avenue g Derby. at 1O:3O o'clock yesterday morn ing. after an illness lasting about fou weeks. Besides her husband, Mir F Sherry leaves four children. the Mlsse t Alice. Bertha, Edith and Anna; he l. mother. Mrs I.ucius Gilbert, of Derby
 two sisters, Miss Mary Gilbert of De-
 by and Mrs George Prentiss of Ne' f Haven, and two brothers, Charles Gi e bert of Derby and William Gilbert ( j. New Haven She was a member ( |, the First Congregational church ( Derby and very earnest worker that church. She was also a membt e of the Woman's club of Derby and { e Sarah Riggs Humphreys chapter, D. e R., and was one of the oldest member
 of the Derby Reading circle.