Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-01
NAUGATUcK NEWS
The .Kimban School Gave a Musicale

-The .Kimball School Gave Musicale
 g ] ~kat Opera House. a There was a large attendance at the musicale given by the Kimball School Of Music in the opera house last night and everybody pronounced the musi- cale as the best they ever heard. Fol lowing is the program:
 Piano-"Polonaise'' ....... Chopin
 Mir Cooke.
 Duet-"The First Song ....C. Gotze
 Miss Buckner and Mir Kells Mandolin
 (a Catherine Waltz. .'G. Tallarico (b) Aida --...........R RoyinaZZi
 Signor Tallarico. Solo-'Hear Me. Ye Winds and
 Waves Scipio .........-. Handel
 Mir Kells.
 Niolin-"Carmen' ....... .Bzet-Danbe MT Vaughan.
 (a) Les Mystere'' ......... .Thome (b) Spring Song" .......... Well
 Miss Buckner.
 (a) "Mazurka' ........ AIoskowski (b) Spring Song ............ .Raff
 MT Cooke.
 Mandolin
 (a) "Serfenade d'autre fois ....
 VT. h'ii' 1stii (b) Les Patineurs'' waltz Waltenfel Signor Tallarico.
 (D ''Nittora mic core". .Carlssml (b) "Cangio d'aspetto' ...-.. Handel
 Mr Kells.
 Tiolin-"Cavatina" ...........- Raff
 Mir Vaughan.
 Q .'The Journey Is Long,. .Coombs (b) ''The Banks of the Daisies
 "..........O Old Irish Song Miss Buckner: Duet-'Povero cor ....... Carulll
 tss Buckner and MT kells. The local basket ball players are wondering if it is the intention of the clubs to form :; basket ball league or not. People are looking for the games of basket ball which were so popular last year. and if, some club would only start the ball rolling by arranging a game with some good out of town team. if the talk about town is any foreteller of the result. it would be success.
 The commissioners on the damages and benefits to property holders on the Main Maple and, Oak street grade met this morning at 10 o'clock in the court room.
 James McEwen was in town to-day on business.
 The Rev George NJ. Preach will be the speaker at the I M. C. A. rooms tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 The Ansonia and Naugatuck High school foot ball teams are playing q game of foot ball on Athletic field this afternoon. AnSonia defeated \au- gatuck earlier in the season and Nau- gatuck went into the game determined to wipe out that defeat.
 The funeral of Harmon Payne took place from the parish house at 1 o'clock this afternoon. Interment ill Grove cemetery.
 Barton McCarten was before the court this morning. charged with drunkenness After hearing the evi- dence Judge Hungerford continued his case for thirty days. szA John Smith. Of Beacon Falls. was quite seriously injured by falling down the elevator at the Beacon Falls Rub Der companys plant in Beacon Falls yesterday. The man was on the sec ond story when he missed his footing and fell to the floor below. breaking wrist and injuring himself quite bad ly in other ways He had q bad cut over the eye and several bruises about the head The doctors say that the wounds are not Ser><us. but that Smlth will be laid up fer so+>a time.
 Mrs John Donovan ak Miss Mar garet Donovan of Bridgeport. who have been visiting Mrs James Aaher, of Tolles square. for the past few days. returned home last night.
 The advance agent of Germans Troubadours was in town yesterday. James Penrose. who has been visit ing at the home of his parents in Col chester. returned home yesterday. ~ Walter AIcNally of Ansonia' is visit ing friends in town.
 Charles Mayser of New Haven was in town yesterday on business.
 Michael O'Brien has removed his harber shop from the west side of the bridge to the Culver building on the corner of Main and Maple streets.
 The funeral of Hugh Shields will take place from his home on Water street tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock. Interment will be in St FranciSs cem- -etery.
 On Monday night Germans Black Troubadours will be the attraction and it should draw crowded house, as wherever it has been the papers all speak very highly of it.
 On Wednesday the great Hi Henrys NIinstrels will be the attraction and everybody is looking forward to the minstrels for a good nights entertain ment. ... TO STRAiGHTEN LACkAWANNh,