Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-14
CITY NEWS.

hearsal. A full attendance is request
 ed
 The county commissioners will b'
 at their office in the court house build | Ing on LeavenWOrth street on Novem 1 Der 22-23, for the purpose of receiving
 the license money.
 Miss Elsie Goldsmith, graduate ot 1 A1OnrOe's business college, has accept
 ed situation as bookkeeper for Will
 liam NJ. Cottle. Day and night ses
 sions are held in this college and ! | number of new pupils will begin study | tonight.
 The contract for the erection of [
 temporary office at the Wigwam reser
 voir has been awarded to John Clo l hessey, he being the lowest bidder. The l bids received were as follows: The 1 Tracy Bros Co, $295: the Seely & Up
 ham Co, $287; John Clohessey, $2S0. Don't forget the sociable and dance | to be given by the employees of the Plume & Atwood Manufa curing com Music will be furnished by the Ameri- can band orchestra and Professor Pro vOst will prompt. A good time is as sured all who attend.
 Miss Mary NJ. Abbott of Waterbury
 | u Federation of WOmen's clubs. is said to be a woman of superior intellec- tual accomplishments. She is one of the most active members of the Water bury WOm0n'S clubs. She is a teach CT in the Waterbury High school Hartford Post.
 The officers of Company A of this city have been ordered to report for examination in New Haven, November 19 and 20. The officers are Major GcddeS, Captain Carter. First Lieuten- ant SanGland and Second Lieutenant Sackett. The examining officers will ba Brigadier- Frost. Colonel W. l.. Cone and Major Gilbert L. Fitch.
 Della Lacey, aged 2S years, died yes terday at the family residence, 14G Union street. Resides her parents. NIr and Mrs Patrick Lacey. She leaves one sister, Mary Lacey. The funeral will take place Friday morning at $50 o'clock with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and intcrment in St Joseph's ceme- terY.
 The fair of St AIichael's parish. Wa terVille, will open in St Michael's hall Saturday night and the committee promise all their patrons q jolly good time. There will be stage entertain ment each evening, dancing and other legitimate amuSements which will in tercst everybody and harm no one The price of admission will be 10 cents each person.
 Mrs Sarah Eckler of II Summer street has entered a suit for divorce from her husband. who lives at 2G Abbott avenue and is employed in the f.i1nF.1 f..,,- temperance and intollerable cruelty. and asks the custody of one minor child. The papers in the suit were drawn up yesterday by Attorney Susan C. O'Neill and served by Constable Pryor.
 The Yale cup, which. by virtue of it's victory over Meriden, in the final game for the championship of the Con necticut InterschOlastic league the Wa terbury High school will possess for another year. is on exhibition in the display in the window of the Lake & Stobel company and is attracting much attention. The name of the Wa terbury High school has been er- grayed on it for the second time.
 The following young men took the examination for druggists licenses at Hartford yestcrday: John \. Borst.
  ney, Hartford; John J. Cooper Bridge port; Edward \. Benedict. New Ha- ven: John J. Baker, Waterbury: Ern- est T. PerrigO. Bridgeport: Edward T. Dwyer, Ansonia; Jacob P Barnett. New Haven; James H. Maher. An sonia; Samuel Coden, New Haven.
 The entertainment for this evening at St Thomas's church fair will be un- der the auspices of the St Thomas's church choir. By special request the "Spinsters Soiree'' will be repeated Friday evening. The drawing of prizes on combination tickets will take place Saturday evening. All tickets should be in by Friday night. The standing for the cane up to last night | is as follows: Captain Dodds. B: Ed 1 die McEvoy, 27: Eddie Kane. 31; Frank Holland. 9: Frank Hollywood. r: | Captain Hull, II; William Squires, fl.
 One of the most pleasing features of | the Girls Glee club concert, Novem- | Der 2G, will be a violin solo by Miss | Stanley. This will be Miss Stanley's | first appearance at any High school 1 and her friends are | looking forward to this event with | much interest. Miss Stanley has | studied for the last five years with | C. E. Farnum, one of the most sue ceSSIul N1O1n teachers Ill New Eng | land. MT Farnum pronounces Miss 1 one of his most promising pu- pills and predicts a bright future for | her. She has recently commenced a course of violin instruction at Yale | and will thoroughly eQuip | herself in this line of work
 There was large attendance at the l third masquerade sociable and dance | of Myrtle temple, No 3, R. S.. in Speed | well hall last night, and all spent the | evening in a very happy manner. The | grand march was led by John Latus | and Miss Margaret Ida Watrous. The | affair was a big success from every | and the management have reason to feel proud of the result. Mrs Margaret Andrews had charge of the and the reception and floor committee consisted of Miss Lizzie Weston, Ida Watrots, Louise Lackfe. Adela Richards, Jennie Harrington, Cora Case. William Case. William Bur 'itt and John Latus. Faulmans or .hestra furnished music.
 The first anniversary of Companion ourt, Cecilia NJ. Quigley, No 265, In- ependent Order of Foresters, was held lst evening at G. A. R. hall After o1n Tf |