Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
CITY NEWS.

\ mass of requiem will be celebrated 2t o'clock Monday morning at St Pat ricE's church tor the late Mrs Will liam Hurley.
 The report of the City treasurer. George A. Gibson, for the month of October shows 8 balance on hand November l. of $l31.03o.G9.
 There will be meeting of the members of the St Thomas l.. and D. club St their rooms on North Main street tomorrow afternoon at D. m. Every member is requested to attend. as business of importance will be transacted.
 E. Keoueh. 194 Baldwin street. specials after six o'clock: Gents camel hair underwear. 69c: gents half hpats lEool and cotton. mixed were 121xe this evening 10c: children's toques. pc: ladies storm skirts. were $2,50, this evening $2.2o; one lot of ribbon. Sc 2 piece.
 The St Thomas Cadets junior foot ball team played a tie game this morn- ing on the hye lots with the Ben Mohrs. The features of the game were the running of Bagley. Lynch HOar. DWyer of the St Thomas team. and Heating. Temple and Calvin of the Ben NIohrs.
 One faction of the fight that is go- ing on in the Oronoke school district have become so irritated with the other faction that they have petitioned the selectmen to call q town meeting to divide the district. The petition is signed with the names of those con spicU0us ill the fight and they ask that the meting be called for the 10th. St Johns church, which has under gone a thorough renova ton, will be ready for services tomorrow morning. The marble tiling is in memory of AIr and Mrs John C. Booth and the work about the altar is the gift of T. s. Elton in memory of his father and mother, the late AIr and Mrs John P. Elton.
 Miss Marie Gertrude MacdoneII, 1 teacher of physical culture and eloch ] ton at Notre Dame convent, will also l give lessons there to all persons de- 1 SirOuS of receiving special training in l these branches. Hours from T:30 tc 1 S:30 D. m. Individual lessons S1 per | hour. In clubs, 90 cents each. Miss l Macdopen. who is a graduate of Ioretto Abbey, is the possessor of ! gold medal and diploma from the Central Music hall, Chicago, and also | from the Auditorium. ill the same city
 pr F. D. Goodenoush. who is q member of the board of education is not much of q believer In the actions Of public boards. He is the member who makes things lively on the board Of education. To-day he remarked that he saw something in t.e newspa- pers to the effect that when the new annex to the City hall is built, all the boards should meet there. T supI5esf that will include the board of education but for my part l think It would be better if that board -ne~er held q nca!iag.'
 The twentieth recital of the Kim ball school of music took place last evening in the recital hall of the in stitution in the Citizens bank build ing. Fhe entertainments. which was
 given by tue pupils of the school. was q meritorious one and won the hearty applause of the large nHlnber present
 The program consisted of vocal and
 piano solos. in addition % several mum bers by the mandolin. bdnio and gui
 tar club under the direction of it's in stTuctor. Signor Giovanni Tallarico
 The entertainment was a credit to tas lpunils as well as to Jfe school. anf
 those present hone 2 similar one Vii be given in short time.