Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-21
CITY NEWS

At U. $. & Co.'S. it's the dollars you save in the price of a suit.
 Special prices on all wines and li-. quors at J. J. Sheehans tonight Articles of association of the E. H Towle Co have been filed for record at the town clerks office
 Ninety-four new members have been admitted to the Friendly league since the opening of the winters work.
 Selectmen Main and Bush of Orange West Haven, were in town to-day and made call upon Superintendent. Doran of the department of charities.
 Division , and Co F. IIibernian Ri f1es, are requested to report at thei1 headquarters at o'clock tonight to attend the opening of Father Traynor's s fair at Waterville. /
 Company G, c. N. G., is making pre- parations for general fair, which will be given in the City hall shortly before the commencement of the Lenten sea
 son. The committee in charge intend to make this fair the best ever given in the city
 The Iron Moulders' union is making arrangements for a big smoker which
 A street on Saturday night, December :.
 A regular meeting of St Joseph's T. A. society will be held o-morrow af- ternoon at o'clock in St Patrick's hall Watches and overcoats depend on the inside works, so Upson, Singleton
 & Go say better see them about your
 next top coat.
 Miss Alice O'Grady has resigned her position as director of the kindergarten t'e pro ment of the New Britain Normal school and has accepted more lucra tive position as director of the kinder garten department of the city normal school, Chicago. Her successor is Miss Katherine McMahon of New Britain. This afternoon the fire department was called to the residence of Mrs Elizabeth Colloty at the corner of East Main and Rutledge streets, where fire had been discovered in a small room and worked it's way under the floor. It was extinguished by the use of chemicals. The damage was slight. Gottlot c. Doderer, hoseman at No engine house, had narrow escape from being seriously injured to-day. When the fire alarm rang this after noon MT Doderer waited in Exchange place for Chemical Hose company's s wagon. As the wagon came flying through the center MT Doderer made an attempt to jump on the rear. He seized the iron bar, but his hold wasn't firm enough and he was thrown up in the air and landed on his head on the pavement about half dozen feet away. He received a severe shaking up, but no bones were broken.
 The funeral of John Sears took
 place this morning from his late home on Sarsfield street to St Thomas's church, where mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Crowley. The bearers, nephews of the deceased, were Thomas F. Butler, John Down ey, John Dillane, Michael Walsh, Will liam Martin and Fred Nelson. The floral offerings included pillow
 marked Father" from the family; standing cross, Mamie, Katie, Michael
 and Joseph Nagle; bouquet of chrys-
 antbemums and ferns, Mamie Waffle
 ana Sadie Blacker, grandchildren of
 deceased; sheaf of wheat, Margaret and Elizabeth Dillane: sheaf of wheat and carnations, Mrs Thomas Connor The out of town mourners in attend anca were Mrs Johanna Downey, MT l and Mrs John Downey, the Misses Mary, Josephine and James Downey all of Thomaston; MT and Mrs Michael
 Walsh. Eugene and William Kilmar- tin, Bristol. The interment Was in St Joseph's cemetery. MT Sears was one of the early Irish residents of the north end He leaves his wife, two daughters, Mrs Thomas Connor and
 Mrs Frank Blacker. four sons Thomas. ] John, William and Robert, and one sis
 ter, Mrs William DillaDe.