Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-17
CITY NEWS.

MfS Jeremiah Sullivan or l0l Liberty street
 The funeral of Mrs Johanna Stein
 meyer will take place tomorrow af-
 ternoon at 2:30 o'clock from her late
 home on Scovill street.
 We give this week with all pur- chases of 50c worth of tea, coffee, etc, the elegant framed epictures that we are now displaying ill our east win dow. The Great A. X r. Tea Co. Referee Newton at his office in New Haven yesterday appointed Louis B.. Callendar trustee of the insolvent Mat tatuck Drug company. In few days MT Callendar will reopen the premises which are situated on Cherry street.
 The funeral of Patrick McGlynn will l take place from the house on Hayden
 street tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock
 and will be at the Immaculate Concep- | ton church at 9:30. The remains will l be taken to Norwalk for burial in charge of Undertaken MulyilIe.
 Court Vigilant, F.. of A., elected the | following officers last evening: c. R., John Mcfarland; s. c. R., John Wren;
 F. S., Frank O'Brien; R. s, Thomas Heating; T, James Cass; s. w, James McKeon; J. w., Patrick O'Neill; 5. B.,
 Thomas Claffey; J. B.. John Riley; l trustees, Michael Hoy, John McNulty; physician. pr Maloney; druggist, Wa terbury Drug Co
 John Brownell was the only prisoner before Judge Burpee in the city court this morning. Brownell was charged with having been intoxicated beyond a degree where he could have taken care of himself. His accuser was | Officer Cronan. Brownell had noth- ing to say for himself. or if he had he preferred leaving it unsaid. He was fined $5 and costs.
 Silas Bronson conclave, I. O. H., at regular meeting last night elected the | following officers: Archon, John J.. Splain; provost, J. A. Duggan; secre- tary. W. F. Walsh; financier. John J.. Geraghty; treasurer. Joseph St Louis; prelate, Walter Walsh; inspector, Will liam Laforce; warden. II. A. Duggan; sentinel, Andrew Duffy; trustees, w. D. Quigley, Francis F. Guilfoile, Will liam Laforce; auditing committee, John Moriarty. James E. Madigan, Francis P Guilfoile.
 The funeral of Edward J. Kenny took place this morning from his late home on Bank street. with a mass or requiem at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Gleeson and interment in St JoSeph'S cemetery. The bearers were Thomas F. Condon, John l.. Sul- liyan. Edward G. Loughman, Thomas s. .Begnal, Thomas M. Burke and John | L. Johnson The floral offerings in cluded bouquets from Miss Margaret
 Hanrahan, Miss Lucy Kenny, Mrs
 Ward and Mrs Lucy Grant.
 Deputy Judge Peasley can claim the distinction of being among the first who were visited by Santa Claus. But the judge wishes the good old fellow had overlooked him. The present he received is very much twisted knee joint, the left one, which will prevent him from skating and indulging in his fayorite game, basket ball, for some time. The accident happened yester- day evening and the judge had to be removed home in a hack. He is bare ly able to limp with the assistance of cane.
 Last night at their hall on Grand street the local Journeymen Barbers' union elected officers for the ensuing term as follows: President, Maurice Collins; vice president. Frank Marin eli: recording secretary, A. DeAmicis; financial secretary. George Lambert; treasurer, E. Trepanier; guard, W. De laney; guardian, P. Sears; finance com mittee, J. Conway, J. Barrett, W. Me Namara; trustees, ]. lSirico, F. Sirico, | s. Hubert; order committee, G Am prose, J. Conway, E. Hubert; sick com
 mittee. A. Sirico. E. Ambrose, w. Me | NJ, 1aIo NY ATaNamar1 M | Collins.
 The battalion drill at the armory
 last evening was witnessed by large
 crowd which apparently greatly ap- preciated the opening of the galleries l to the public on such occasions. The l exercises of the evening were under 1 the direction of Major John TilSOn Of | New Haven and was most satisfactory l in every respect. Lieutenant E. l.. l Carter of Company 4 acted as battal- I ion adjutant. Lieutenant Sandland was officer of the guard and Iieuten- I ant Hallinan supernumerary officer. l Captain Carter. with Lieutenants Hal l Din and Sackett assisted Major Tilson. 1 After the drill the parlors were opened | and short entertainment held.
 I.eavenworth hall was crowded with | happy people last evening to open the
 gates of society to Miss Cornelia Ben- edict Rodman, daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles Shepard Rodman. The hall I was brilliantly decorated with palms | and evergreens and all the seasonable
 flowers that the conservatories could
 produce, but the most attractive pie
 ture was the lovely debutante. The
 music was delightful. the gowns of the ladies exquisite, and the picture
 in general presented a sweet har-
 mony. Miss Rodman was assisted in
 receiving her guests by the following
 Mrs Henry s. Chase, Mrs Irving H.
 Chase, Miss Dickinson. Miss Rather
 inc Abbey, Miss Barber. Miss Rather
 inc Hill.NIrs Maxwell and Miss Wayne I Among the out of town guests present
 were Mrs Maxwell of Rockville, Miss Abbey of New York, Miss Goodwin of
 Hartford, Miss Stone of New York,
 MT Joline, Mir Buckingham and MT Heminway of Watertown, Mitchell
 Wallace of Ansonia. MT Thatcher of
 New Haven and Miss Wayne of New York.