Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
BRooKLYN BRIEFS

! Miss Sara Grady of New Haven 1A l the guest of Miss Margaret Kane of Bank street.
 Miss Kittie Finnegan of New
 Britain was visiting friends in this sec tion yesterday.
 | A meeting of the St Thomas Ca- dets' A. A. will be held tonight at 7:3O | in the Lyceum.
 The two regular games in the Brooklyn A. C's basketball league will l be played tonight
 | Joseph Ivers and Miss B. Lester of
 Bridgeport were visiting friends ip this section over Sunday.
 The Misses Nora Sullivan, Mar- garet Derwin and Nora Burns, mem- bers of the Order of St Joseph at Parkville, Connecticut, were present at the dedication services yesterday. A The funeral of Mrs Kate Kelly tool place this morning from her late hons on Railroad Hill street, with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by the 1 heV rather Sullivan and interment in et Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Patrick Kelly, John Kelly, John J. Kelly and Hugh Keenan. III answer uo hat Is a preScrip-
 ton specialist?" A. c. Walker, the
 druggist, says: "A prescription spe-
 cialist is a practical pharmacist who
 from years of experience and superior
 ability, is recognized as an expert in
 compromising physicians orders" Our
 prescription trade has shown steady
 increase from month to month. Whyr
 Because we enjoy the reputation of
 dolng honest capable work. When
 you need prescription filled, bring it
 to our store. Two licensed clerks, prices reasonable.
 | The funeral of Annie Fruin took
 place this morning from her late home on North Riverside street, with a mass
 of requiem at St Patrick's church and
 lnterment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Ine bearers were Joseph Stnithwick,
 Brlstol; Michael Comerford, Michael
 O'Neill, James Carroll, William Fin
 nan and Thomas McGrath. The floral
 offerings included a pillow marked
 Annie" from the parents of the de-
 ceased; twenty three white roses, from
 her sister, Nellie Fruin; pillow, enl. I ployes of M. J. Daly S Go; cross, Mrs l $. Carroll; wreath. MT and Mrs John
 Smlthwick, New Britain; basket of
 roses, Mary Brady
 I While being escorted from the Ly. ceum building to the rectory yesterday
 afternoon, Cardinal Gibbons remarked to one of the attendants that the church I edifice was probably the finest and the rectory certainly the handsomest he l mad ever seen in town of this size. He inquired what the district was called and if the city had any water 1 front. His eminence was informed
 that the place is known as Brooklyn and that unfortunately Waterbury does
 not border on the sea coast nor has i. any navigable waters. But" contin.
 ued the attendant, i've have two splen- did streams, the mighty Naugatuck
 and the Mad rivers.
 1 Any person wishing to purchase l copies of Saturday evenings Demo- crat, in which there is a history of St
 Patrick's parish since it's organization I up to the present time, sketches of the
 lives of the pastors and their work,
 brief stories of early workers in the l church and of the different Sunday
 school superintendents, sextons, or ganists, members of the choir, also the ! full program of yesterdays services
 and pictures of Cardinal Gibbons,
 Bishop Tierney, pastors of the church, l the curates. Dr Stafford and Dr Fal-
 lon, the Rev Fathers McGivney and I McEvoy, and the organist. may se- 1 cure them of the newsdealers in the
 Brooklyn district or at the Democrat sl office.