Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-12
CITY NEWS.


 
 Charles Delaney is seriously Ill at his home, 695 East Main street. The family Of Henry q. Deusler or S04 East Main street, had double in- crease this morning. twins being born to the couple, boy and girl.
 Attorney Francis r. Guilfoile has applied to the probate court that let ters of administration be issued upon the estate of the late Bridget Quinn.
 Vast preparation are being made by the Waterbury Poultry association TOT the annual poultry show which Will De held i'll the City hall from January to 10
 The funeral of Thomas Delaney will take place from his late home on Hill street tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock. with Il mass of requiem @t St Thomas's church and interment i'll St Joseph's cemetery.
 On Saturday evening. December 2l, Charles E. Underhill. the well known impersonator. will appear in "A Christ mas Carol.', one of DiclSens'S popular works. The entertainment will i1e given in the High school assembly hall, under the auspices of the senior class of the High school.
 Edward A. D. Bristol. who was sen fenced to three months in jail and fined $50 and costs few days ago Ill the city court, for theft of silverwafe from the boarding house of Mrs Say Tor on Grand street, was yesterday re- leased from jail. d friend in New Ha- ven giving bail for him.
 Isaac Cohen of New York has ap- piled through Attorney Rogers for ad- ministration on the estate of the late Etta Kaufman of North Elm street. Mir Cohen claims to be a creditor of deceased's estate. There will be hearing on the petition at ? o'clock to- morrow afternoon.
 The next meeting of the board Of public works will be held on Tuesday evening. December IT. when several parties will be heard rela tive to sewer assessments. Already the board has held sixty sessions and will probably meet twice before the first of The new year. making siXty-two meetings since last January.
 The Second division. 4. o. H., are having good success ill disposing of the tickets for their coming entertain ment. ''Iitania, or the Butterflies Car niyaI." The entertainment will be given at City hall Sunday evening, De cember %. and from the manner i'll which the committee is hustling 1t Is bound to be. q success.
 The street department has got after those owners of property in the north end who are delinquent in fixing their sidewalks On Burton and Beacon streets there have been places where it was absolutely dangerous to walk and the owners paid no heed to the repeated warnings of the street de partment until they were actually driven to do the work.
 WinOna lodge, Rebekah. No s, 1. O. o. F.. held T meeting last evening ill Odd Fellows hall and elected the fol lowing officers for the ensuing year: Noble grand. Mrs Nellie Hayward: vice grand. Mrs Lillian Schroeder: re- cording secretary, Mrs Ida Wildman: financial secretary. Mrs Ada Reeves: treasurer. Mrs Tillie Cleveland; first i trustee. Mrs Charlotte Bronson; second trustee. Mrs Jeannette Bannatyne; third trustee. Mrs Susie Pole. At the meeting of Eureka chapter, Royal Arcanum. last night. the follow ing officers were elected: Henry F. Ma rendaz NJ. F. high priest: F. c. Adt. F. king: !. $. Neill. F. scribe: B. G. Bry- an. treasurer: G. l.. lrion, secretary: 1 W. c. Bon. Com captain of the host; | w D. Austin. Com principal sojourner; i H. 0. Wood. Com royal arch captain; W. NJ. Hall. Com grand master 3rd | veil: F. l.. Bartlett Com grand master 2nd veil: E. G. Peck. Com grand mas l ter 1st veil: I'll. Woodward. senior steward; w. Vaill. junior steward: trustees. N. J. Welton. A. T. ShipIey. James Callan.
 General Manager Sewell for the Connecticut Railway and Lightly. . company while ill town yesrerday stated that the through connection be tween New Haven and Waterbury will be completed this summer. prob ably early ill July. 1lhe road will run through Cheshire, past the door of Walter Scott's tavern. through Mount Carmel and direct 10 New Haven The trip will take about two hours. The people of this community will appre- ciate this method Of escaping from the city for one day in the week. at least and to people summering at the shore It Will be of the greatest convenience
 In one of the shop cars going up North Main street this noon there were two women. one black and the other white. The other passengers were men and evidently they were all wo man suffragists. The black woman was older than the white woman and apparently not as strong. The blacl, woman was on the car before the white woman came on it and she was standing. too. holding onto q stran The moment the white woman entaree a man arose and gave her his seat. \, one seemed to pay the slightest atten tion to the other woman. even inc fail haired young fellow over whose heat her hand reached to the strap. A Bishop and Grove streets a number o the men left. vacating a nMmber O seats. Then the black, sick lookin. woman sat down. Such is the yiey of some woman suffragists: make he stand up in car and hang onto l. i strap.
 Large numbers of people took ad