Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-26
CITY NEWS


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 The de.cation ceremonies of tn, Advent church, will begin to-nigh | and continue to-morrow.
 Falcons Pride circle, Companion of the Forest, will hold social an, reception at Odd Fellows hall to morrow night.
 The funeral of Mrs Ella Templeton mother of c. A. Templeton of thi. city. took place yesterday in New Ha ven, the Rev B. F. Kidder officiating
 Mrs W. J. Chapman. former loca nurse, died Monday at the Hartford hospital. She leaves four children one of whom is Mrs F. R. Wooster ol this city. The remains were interred in Schenectady, N. Y.
 Miss Nellye T. Reed will give an other one of those popular receptions at her academy, 43 East Main street saturday evening, September 20. Good crowd, good times and good music are always in evidence.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in post office Thorp Batham, Fred C. Baker, Miss Beatrice P. Marston, Mrs Henry s. Frost, Mrs May Horton Louis B.. Hornblower, Mrs c. Hout Mrs K. R. Hine, (9 c. V. Hogman, Miss Maggie Harrahan, Charles NJ Groff, Lydia O'Rourke, Mrs Paul Phill, George A. Sanhwarm, August Stansson, Mrs L. J. Smith.
 Tom Kippur will be observed by Hebrews beginning on Friday evening of this week and continuing until Sun, day evening, during which they will attend services in the synagogue Fri day evening and continuing Saturday Tom Kippur is fast day among the Hebrews and they will abstain from food, drink and smoking from Friday evening until Saturday evening.
 The two boys, William Mitchell and William Malvern. who were commit. ted to the state school for boys yes. terday in the district court for com hitting two burglaries in Brooklyn last June, were afterward placed on probation. It was shown to the sat isfaction of Judge Cowell that the acts complained of were more boy. ish pranks than the deeds of criminal minds.
 The following are the new officers of Mizpah colony, United Order oi Pilgrim Fathers: Governor Mrs Saral Benham; lieutenant governor, Tunit Horton; chaplain. Miss Julia Silver nail: secretary, Frederick Pierce: col lector, Mrs Cornelia Lopez: treasurer l.. R. Silvernail; sergeant-at-arms Mrs C. R. Beecher; deputy sergeant at-arms, Mrs Adams: inside guard, n s. Blakeslee; outside guard, Mir: Electa Schoenmehl.
 Much has been accomplished by tn, lovers of roller skating since the rink were opened up in Waterbury, many have learned to do few of the fancy steps while several hundred begin ners have started in to learn durin, the past few weeks. Miss Agne, Nelson. q local young lady and one o the best skaters in town will give al exhibition at the Eagle rink. on Fri day night. she will be assisted in hel work by Manager Willis. Ladies ar, admitted free at the rink every even ing.
 Cornelius Francis Sullivan, son oi Daniel C. Sullivan, 147 Baldwin street, will leave on Thursday fol Baltimore where he will enter tho University of Maryland, for the pur. pose of studying the medical profes' sion. Mir Sullivan is a graduate of St Mary's Parochial school and the Waterbury High school and is a young man of brilliant and scholarly attainments. He will be accompanied by Michael Joseph McDermott, of Ridge street, a young man of integ- rity and great future promise.
 At the annual meeting of the state officers of the Junior Order. United Order American Mechanics, held in New Haven yesterday. officers were chosen as follows: Councillor. r. Prelle. New Britain: vice councillor. Alfred Greene. Waterbury; secretary, II. l.. Marvin. New Haven; treasurer, F.. l.. Golden, Waterbury: conductor. W. O. Dauchy. Stamford: warden. D. Alling. New Haven: inside sentinel. !. \. Bailey. Bridgeport: outside senti- mel. C. F. Platt. Danbury: chaplain. ]. r. Kingsley. New Britain. F.. F.. Enc of Hartford was chosen representa- tive to the national body for four years and B. r. White of Bridgeport for two years. X committee of three was placed in charge of the plan tO present to the battleship Connecticut q silk flag. It was decided tO hold the next convention in Bridgeport.
 The schedule for October at the Friendly league may be found below. a few vacancies will be found in some of the classes and other classes will be formed. Monday: Physical train ing. adult class. 4:30. advanced class. T:30. beginners. S:30.chOrus at S:O0. Dressmaking at 3:30. ad- vanced millinery at 7:30. frs; course in cookery at 7:30. Tuesday: Physi- cal training ladies class 10:30. girls. 4:OO boys. $500 non-league, s:OO. sewing. 3:3o. First course millinery. 7:30. first course dressmaking. 7:3Og first course cooking. I:00. waitress. 7:30. Wednesday: Millinery. 3:30. first course dressmakinE. 7:5e. sewing. 1:3O. second course cooking. 7:3G. S:00. Thursday: com merciaI course. 7.50. shirt waist course. 1880. second course dress making. 1880. third course cookery. 9:3O. Friday: graduate class from Industrial school. 3:3o. shirt waist class 7.3O. seams;ress course 7:30. English literature 7:30. second course cookery 4:O9. laundry course 5.se.
 The public schools have TOW op- eaed in full swing and maybe you will hear so7se complaint o1 the pa-t