Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-18
CITY NEWS

.A class VIII De cOni1rn1ed at St Ces cllia's church tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock by the Right Rev Bishop Tier ney, D. n.
 John Schuhle, recently employed at the White-Simmons Co has accepted position with Duesler Bros, Peoples market, 21 Phoenix avenue. Joseph c. Harpin, for the past two years French night salesman with the Finnegan- Phillips Go, has taken n per, manent position with that concern. Thomas Mulcahy of West Clay street has purchased of Mrs Margaret Shea building lot on South street. The property has frontage of nearly fifty feet and is over one hundred feet deep.
 The announcement made at City hall last evening that the American band was going to give its weekly prom in the Auditorium tomorrow evening was a mistake. The band will be at City hall, as usual.
 Barcelona council. K. of C.. will hold It's usual semi-monthly meeting at K. of c. hall Sunday afternoon at o'clock. All members are expect cd to attend, as matters of importance will be transacted.
 AdIuiuat6S TOT pObltlOAS lu tlO local post soff1ce are notified that the civil service examination win be held in High school tomorrow morning, commencing at 9 o'clock. This change Is necessary owing to the non-arrival of furniture for tho new, federal building.
 Cards are out for the annual recep- tion and dance of Miss Nellye T. Reeds dancing academy in Leaven- worth hall, Friday evening. December 9, 1904 Cards may be secured from pupils or at the academy, 10S Bank street, secondJ floor of Jones, Morgan & Co.'S building.
 Dr F. A, Cargill. the celebrated phrenologist, gave highly interesting and instructive lecture and black board demonstration on the subject of Heads and Faces and how to read character from a business point of view yesterday afternoon at the Monroe Business college.
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 The American band will give the us. ual prom at City hall tomorrow even ing for which Leader Fulton has ar ranged very attractive program of the latest popular music. 1t will be the best prom of the season and those who attend will make no mistake by so doing. The floor will be in excellent condition. The hall is always com fortable
 The board of finance he'd a meeting yesterday afternoon, Mayor Elton pre- siding, and approved the payro1ls. On request of the department of health it was voted to ask the aldermen to make special appropriation of $345 to make up the purchase price of the land on which the garbage crematory IS located The price IS $500. Tho health department has q balance on hand of $155. It was voted to accept an invitation from the board of safely to appear before the finance committee and explain why they are asking foa certain sums this season.
 The Orient Social club held their second annual dance last evening at Leavenworth hall. A large crowd was i'll attendance and the affair proved to be great social as we'll as HnHncfal success. The arrangement committee consisted of John Martin. James Canavan, Bernard Burns, Will liam Sachenhauser and Martin Tehan The membership of the club is made I'D of some of the popular young men from the northern nart of the city and includes the following: D. Fra nek, J. Martin. NJ. Tehan, T. Canavan, A. Dawson, T. Campion, W. Sachen- hauser, J. Sachenhauser, r. Heery, r. Bergman. T. Kiernan. ]. Bagley, T. Hardy. R. Burns, T. Gagain. R. Mor- gan. A. Hennessey. F. Kane, R. Dawson.