Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-02
CITY NEWS
The aldermen will meet tonight.

The aldermen will meet tonight. 5 Comstock lodge, k. of F., celebrated It's twenty fifth anniversary in NTeigs hall Friday evening.
 There will be an important meeting of the Sixth division, A. O. H., Mon- day evening. All members are re- quested to be present.
 Physical training in the Friendly league: Afternoon class, 4:3O; begin ners, 7:45: advanced S:45; school of housekeeping, public school cookery. morning and afternoon; millinery 3 to ,; dressmaking T:30.
 Prof c. A. Bailey will open a second evening class on Thursday for entire new beginners in the graceful art of dancing in the Citizens Bank building. His classes will hereafter meet on Monday, Thursday and Friday even. ings.
 The night school class of '03. W. E. H. s., held a reunion at the home of Harry Roberts on Ashley street Thurs day evening. Among those who contrib uted to the evenings enterta inment were Prof Newell in sleight-of- hand performances, Mir Roberts in violin se y erts on the piano, and the Misses Egan, Keliher, Mullaly and Kane and Louis Jackson. Dancing was<also enjoyed, the grand march being led by Collin w Bossidy and Miss Mamie Kane. After fiashlight of the group was ta- ken all departed for their homes, vot- ing Mir Roberts a capital host. The class intends to give aFseries of socials during the winter Much credit is due Mr Roberts and Miss Kane for their able management of affairs.
 Probation Officer Nicholas CombeI- lack has submitted his first quarterly report. which is az follows: tAugust, number of cases 2a: affai@s andf costs. $105.55; non-support. Sei: secured tenn porary employment for 2, secured per manent employment for 3. September. number of cases, 20; fines and costs, $22905: non-support. $350; temporary employed secured for 3; permanent employment for 4. October. number of cases, B: fines and costs. SPA. .19: non-support S46.75. other funds sig: se- cured temporary employment for ,. se- cured permanent employ ment for 3. Totals number of cases, v; fines and costs, $45S.79; non-support. $56. .75; other funds. SIP: secured temporary employment for 10, secured permanent employment for 10. Of these seventy seven cases only four were sent to jail for failing to fulfill their agreements.
 The American commission for the study of incompetence and for the spread of the work of the Oppenheim- CT institute throughout England. in it's first report, described the enthusiastic interest with which the work of the in stitute has been welcomed by temper ance leaders in England Back of tho Oppenheimer institute as great so- cial and phila anthropic movement in this country, are some of the leading public men now i'll prominence in state, in the church and in business; but the English branch of the movement has been equally fortunate in securing members of the nobility, among them the great Lord Overtoun, president of the Church union in Scotland, and Lady Henry Somerset, president of the Worlds Wolnan's Christian Temper ance union. Lady Henry Somerset has opened up her London hospital to the service of the American commission in making their first public demonstra tions, and is very enthusias- tic over the prospective development of the work throughout the United King dom.
 A reputation for absolute reliability is necessary to attain any permanent success. We realized that 20 years ago and that's why we are selling more diamonds each year. Upson Jewelry Co, 68 Bank street.