Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-19
CITY NEWS.

The board of public Works ana 'ne board of public safety will meet to- night.
 The second annual sociable and dance of the Good Will social club will be held at Speedwell hall on Thursday evening.
 It's just the article you want for cooking your Thanksgiving turkey, double roasting pan, free with can of baking powder. Ct A. x r. Tea GO.
 On account of moving l.. F. Staple ton will sell bar fixtures and stock :t a bargain if taken inside of ten days Will sell all goods at cost to get them out before building is torn down.
 The junior clergymen of the local Catholic churches went to Hartforu to-day to take the examination which is required of all Catholic clergymen every five years for certain period. Edward Hurlburt and Miss Frances F. Flint were married yesterday at the home of the brides sister, Mrs J. w. Simpson. $40 North Main street, by the Rev Dr Buckley of Trinity church.
 A very respectable appearing lady called at the Democrat office at nooii
  1 ing item be published: "If the boy who took the lady's umbrella from q seat in St Johns church during the Sunday school service last Sunday will return it. no questions will be asked.
 The Sacred Heart church was ! packed to the doors at the various ser vices yesterday in connection with the ] mission by the diocesan band of mis- A inO SQrvf0pC the sermon was delivered by the Rev Father Flannery who spoke on the !. beautiful devotion of the Rosary.
 The grill room of J. W. Hodson is a favorite place these days for persons wanting a quick lunch. and one that will also be palatable and digest6le. ! MT Hodson has been to heavy expense 1 in fitting up this place and those who would wish to make it permanent 1 should see that the enterprising man. agers receive the patronage and trade the place deserves.
 The St Thomas Temperance society I held a very encouraging meeting last ! Sunday evening. Permanent officers have not been elected yet. it being not 1 advisable for the present to change l from the temporary ones that were se- l lected at the first meeting. A commit I tee was chosen to draft constitution l which comprises Edward Murphy, Mi 1 chael Carney, Thomas McGrath and l James Walsh.
 George Hitchcock of Mill Plain las just shipped a handsome pair of oxen i to Denman Thompson, which will be used in the production of 1.-The Old Homestead" Mir Thompson came to i Waterbury the other day and drove l out there with P. B. Norton and 1 bought the oxen for 1925. The com i pany does not use oxen in places of the size of Waterbury. but they invari- i ably appear in the large cities. | A meeting of the national board of ] directors of the Knights of Columbus i was held in New Haven this afternoon 1 for the purpose of acting upon some of l the business which was not completed at the last quarterly meeting held on November 3. Daniel Colwell. general secretary of the order. states that two new lodges of the Knights are to be ! instituted in California shortly. One will be in San Francisco and the other in Los Angeles.
 Local football enthusiasts will be given their first opportunity on Thurs day afternoon to see the Company A | HIS WILL D0 As first game in this city. It's op- ponents will be the strong Torrington eleven which is in prime condition. Ii intends to show the Comtpany A team that it is able to play the game a lit tie. A large crowd will no doubt be present at the game which will be ot a warm nature.
 The proposed school for St Thomas's parish in the north end will not be ready for use until next September. It will not be required until about that time, consequently there will be no hurry about completing it. To endea- yor to use it sooner would mean to break up the system in the public schools from which St Thomass will be supplied, whereas in next Septem- Der the new school year begins. The building will be handsome one It will be two stories, of brick, with four rooms to each story. The con- tracts have not been let yet, but will be soon.
 State Deputy Fallon of Hartford was in Waterbury Sunday and explained
 the new schedule of insurance rates
 adopted by the last national conven
 ton of the Knights of Columbus. Nil II dllOH OlU HOl dppedF to De III Iuu ac
 cord with the new order of things, ye
 he strongly advised that all remain
 until another national convention
 when. he thought, some changes would
 be made which would give more gen
 eral satisfaction. After MT Fallo1
 had got through, some of the loca
 members took a hand at the subject and in one or two instances the speak CTS handled those who had to do witt the making out of the new schedul,
 of rates without gloves. even going st far as to openly state that the old lin,
 insurance companies had something f,
 do in directing the work of the con
 yention.
 The vendor of .'all hots'' returned
 yesterday within the sacred confine
 of the High school grounds notwith
 standing the decree of banishmen
 which is said to have been published
 against him by the board of educa
 ton. The cause of his punishment i
 reported as being that "all hots' ar, ? unWholesome. unhealthy, perhaps in , furious food, to eat by pupils durin; recess. It takes away from them al t interest in their studies after recess
 But still the caterer at the High schoo ts0n ,,