Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-17
CITY NEWS.

The meeting of Y. 1T. C. A, direc- tors will be postponed from this even ing until some later date.
 No session of the grammar schools was held to-day owing to the severe storm. In the High school the regular session was held as usual.
 An anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at the Sacred Heart church a s o'clock for the late Mrs Daniel AIcCauley.
 An additional pair of horses has been added to the equipment at the Leavenworth street engine house for this evening, it being feared that ill case of fire the one pair of horses would not be able to draw the cheuli- cal engine.
 The subjects of Professor H. $ Gulliver's lecture before the Current Events club at it's meeting at the High school building, tomorrow saf- ternoon, will be as follows: 1.-The Treaty Between England and ,Japan;' Prince Henry's Visit,' and s.Tlle Chinese Situation
 At meeting of the Holy Name so- ciety of the Sacred Heart church yes terday afternoon the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, Thomas Owens; vice presi- dent William J. Cassidy; secretary, J F. Whalen; treasurer, Rev Father Shelley; spiritual director, Rev Father Fitzgerald. With one exception the old officers were reelected.
 Marie, Il years, only daughter of MT and Mrs George J. Lines, died very suddenly Saturday evening at her home, 55 Johnson street. The family was preparing to go south, where MT Lines, until lat with the l.. c. White Co. has cured an important position, when ;le girl was taken ill and despite the best treatment that could be procured the sickness carried her away.
 The funeral of Mrs Joseph Kenny, wife of Joseph Kenny of 95 South Leonard street, who died Saturday af- ternoon took place this morning with mass. of requiem at St Patrick s church by the Rev Father 'Gleeson and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were William Kenny, Edward Yorkshaw, James O'Donnell, Patrick Coleman. Anthony Burtis and Standie Wonosky.
 The Waterbury club has hit upon : novel plan of 'benefting the public They have arranged for a series of lee lures to be given by some of the bes' speakers in New England, and in this expect to be able to perform good ser vice to the public as well as making the organization more beneficial thar ever before to those who are associated with it. A large number of the city officials attended the lecture there Saturday night among them being City Clerk M. J. Ryan, who was installed as official stenographer and prepared for the papers very neat report ot Engineer Brooks's address.
 The trolley cars are running rather jrregularly to-day as q result of the storm. The Bank, North Main aud Waterville lines are keeping the besr time. The Naugatuck and Qakyille lines are probably the worst. One car left the center for Oakyille at l0:22. With the assistance of the snow sweeper if was able to return to the center at 1910. During the noon hour the cSrs were about 20 or 25 minutes behind the schedule. Consequently many persons must have returned to the shops rather late. One of the trol- lay wires on the East Main street limo between Welton and William streets was broken today. The car on thai line was delayed q minute or two.
 Registrars Hynes and Blair and theiI deputies are now at work. getting the lists in shape for use at the primaries after two days sittings, to see how many desired to register. The result of the registration by wards is as fol lows: First, 4S7;. second, AT; third 549; fourth, 576; fifth, 616; sixth, 11s total, 2,795. The total registration oi the town is more than 5000. This in cludes democrats and republicans. Jus how many there are of each cannot bt told at present. but judging by the fig ures more took advantage of the law than was at first supposed! It was thought that all the names could b. put on one list and thus avoid the trou ble of making out separate ones, bu at conference to-day between tn, registrars. Mayor Kilduff agd City At torney Kellogg, it was decided to mak' outaa list for each party, so' that ther' ] VIII be on chance for confusion at tn polls. This will keep the registrars a work for nearly another week