Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-24
CITY NEWS

A new division of the A. o. H. was instituted at Waterville last night. It starts with very bright prospects.
 The members of the Y. NJ. c. l.. A. will give private whist party and dance in Fraternity hall this evening.
 Colonel James J. Geddes will be ten- dered reception tonight at the head- quarters of the Third ward republican club.
 This evening the members of the senior class of the High school will meet in the school and elect officers for the debating club.
 John D. Moore, president and treas urer of the Brass City Drug company, 563 East Main street. is among those 7 who have been denied renewal of their liquor licenses
 Thomas Hogan of 345 Bank street did not go to work to-day. Instead he got drinking and because Ms wife re- monstrated he created disturbance at home that called for the interfer- ence of Officer Dunais Hogan Is charged with breach of the peace.
 John Erickson was arrested this forenoon by Officer Cronin charged with damaging private property. Err busted from Palidona's saloon on Meadow street. For satisfaction he threw q large stone through one of the windows shivering the pane into pieces.
 On Tuesday, December F, the Fo- rum club will give it's first public de- bate in the Mulcahy Memorial build ing. The question Is: Resolved. That Switzerland has a better form of gov ernment than the United States" Thomas Walsh and John Savers, af- firmative; Michael Pendy and Keyln Fitzpatrick, negative.
 The total enrolment of children of school age as reported by the school enumerators is 16.4G6 as against 15.25f last year. gain of 1,215. This means that the state of Connecticut will pay to the city of Waterbury s37, ,04S.J0 for the education of children next year. or $2 g for each child This includes the pupils in all schools. public and prir vate.
 The feast of St Cecilia, patroness of the German Catholic church, will be celebrated at that church Sunday even ing. Solemn vespers will be sung at T:30 o'clock, during which the choir will render selections from the sacred cantata. .'St Cecilia's Day" by Won Bell. The chair will be assisted by Mrs Patrick J. Dwyer, soprano. and VI. A. Tinsley. violinist.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Reid was largely attended this morning from the family residence at City Mills to St Thomas's church where a mass Of requiem was celebrated. Father Crow Icy acting as eelebrant. Father Sulli- van. deacon. and Father Sheehan. sub ! deacon. The bearers. all grandchil- | dren of the deceased, were James. John. Charles and Frank Doran. l Charles and Matthew .yrne. The In termeut was in St Ioseph's cemetery. Mrs Reid was one of the oldest mem bers of the Queens Daughters of this city.
 The committee that have in charge the arrangements for the party to be given Thanksgiving night hy the Catholic women's association. met last evening and furthered the plans The prospect is that It will be the most successful party ever he'd in the city for each member of the com mftfpe is heart and soul in thc mat ter. Whist will be the main aftrac- ton of the party and there is 10 q1es= ti0n of Ets being a success On Mon day evening there win be a Eenerzi meeting when the entire nroeTem for the entertainment win he arranged Suggestions fp make the affair r1cfs elsburale wiII he reeelrrd though C Is hardly tHzzif,1e that znftkt1T hzz te<n Left unfe1s c< r1ttoz<kt ez