Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-17
CITY NEWS.

I There will be special meeting or the Plumbers union at Buffers and PoIishers' hall, 111a Grand street, at . l o'clock this evening.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Wednesday; much colder tonight; high northwest winds diminishing Wednesday.
 i Mrs Keller of Kingsbury street fell l last night on the sidewalk opposite the Colonial Trust Co.'S property on West l Main street and fractured one of her l wrists.
 Loren R. Carter, the real estate deal er has sold for Mrs Jennie c. Barnes of Columbia boulevard her two-family house, No 40 Park place, to Christo- pher A. Ketchen.
 The property owned by the Ney heirs, located on Washington Hill, which the city foreclosed, was sold Monday at auction to Loren R. Carter, the real estate agent.
 During the past twenty-five years U. | s. & Go have never disappointed the l public In their special sales. This time they seem to be almost giving away some of the goods.
 The board of safety held the final meeting last evening for the exarnina- tion of candidates for the supernumer- ary police force This evening the board will hold the regular mid monthly meeting.
 There was a large attendance at the entertainment last night by St Johns Musical association at the parish house. The program included num- bers by Miss Florence c. Snagg, vocal ist; Miss Mae l.. Stanley, violinist; Miss Lena Dietrich, elocutionist; Sey- l mour Spiers, tenor, and the St Paul's quartet.
 | The street department was out early today with the snow blow and made paths for people in different parts of the town. It is pity that the city. is not provided with a dozen or more blows which could be used on occasions like this, and run them on the side walks. It would be great public convenience and would save private ill., dividuals a lot of trouble.
 The Southerners'' is a true story of life in the south, and will please you. l What should prove an interesting basketball game is that scheduled to be played tonight at the armory be tween teams representing Go c and J She High school. The lineup of the teams will be as follows: High school --F Thompson, center; J. Daily and M. Mansfield, guards; J. Gullfoile and A. Nichols, forwards; c. Spain, substi- tute. Go G-J. Kelly and s. Connor, guards; A. Stein and McPartland, for wards; F. Lawlor, center.
 l The Lafayette Whist club gave an entertainment in Dunn's hall last night The first prize was won by Joseph Galdpeau and Miss Eugenie Doucette. and the consolation prize by <, Paul Galipeau and Miss Marie Hamel Music for dancing was furnished by Galipeau's orchestra. There were al so songs by Mrs E. J. Baril, Mrs Paul Galipeau, Miss Eva Hein6eld, Miss Lora Doucette and Alfred Galipeau The club meets every Monday even ing.
 At meeting of the Waterbury Medi cal association last night, held at tn, office of Dr Crane, steps were take1 for the formation of Q social club com | cers were chosen as follows: President Dr Hayes; clerk, Dr Monagan. Tn, first to append their names to the char ter were the officers mentioned and D Brown. Dr Cooley, Dr Chipman, D { Poore. Dr Rodman and Dr Goodenough A committee consisting of Dr Monagan Dr Chipman and Dr Crane was ap pointed to secure suitable quarters
 Miss Margaret Mays of Grove stree and Stephen Langley of North Maii street were married this morning a z o'clock by the Rev Father Slocum Miss Elizabeth Shea was maid of hon or and Patrick Burns was best man The bride was attired In very hand some costume of steel blue silk wor, a black picture hat and carried a bou quet of bridal roses. The maid o honor was gowned in dark blue broad cloth and also wore black pictur hat. MT and Mrs Langley will resid at S4 Round Hill street.
 The funeral of Bernard Gaffney !, aged AS, who died Saturday at the res idence of his sister, Mrs Thomas Xii Han, 154 Baldwin street, took plac yesterday. The deceased was for
 number of years an enploye of Roa
  : CTS < Bros. He was a big-hearte, fellow, full of good nature for every body, and had many friends abou : town who will regret to hear of hi death. He also served a time in tn
 military and was member of til Waterbury Brass band for a numbe of years, and was well liked by hi fellow men who attended the funera which took place from the residence o his sister to the Immaculate Concep ton church where a mass of requieT was celebrated by the Rev Fathe Brennan. Interment was in St Jc seph's cemetery. The bearers wer shopmates and members of Local 37 Thomas Gleeson, William Howard William Bagley, Thomas Sullivan John Griffin, Thomas Parker. Tn : floral offerings were many and beaut ful. Mir Gaffney was a member a the Buffers and Polishers' union, H also leaves brother, James Gaffney