Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06
WORK OF C. W. A.
Glasses Will Be Resumed Next Monday--A List
 of the Branches Taught.

Those who are unacquainted with the work of the Catholic Women's as- sociation and the opportunities that it offers its members to take up various kinds of work at nominal prices will be interested in the following extract from pamphlet which it is mailing to the various members:
 Each course of study will consist or ten lessons.
 The second course in each branch taught will commence during the week of Monday, January s, 1906. The third course will commence during the week of Monday, March IS, 1906.
 To join class you must become a member of the association, the dues being $1.0O year, and pay the class fee of 90 cents or $1.O0 each course, as the case may be, which must be paid in advance. This by no means pays the expenses, as you will see from an extract from the presidents report for last year, which shows the neces- sity of your taking an interest in ali entertainments given to raise money.
 In the report of last years work the president has, the following: This year with the closest economy the ex penses ran up over S1,000. In the items you will not notice that the sal aries of teachers, superintendent, gas and printing foot up $731, while from dues and class fees we received but S353, which left a balance of $37S tU be made up from our interest and en- tertainments. It can then be readily understood that we have to appeal to our friends every year to help us to support the work. To whom should we appeal to help us if not to the members who are getting the benefit of the class instruction furnished? We hope that the members will remember this and next year rally enthusiastic cally to the call for volunteers to push the good work along. This year our big whist party of May 16 helped us so that we have been able to pay all our bills and add a small balance to our money in the bank"
 The following is a list of the classes and the evenings on which they meet:
 Dressmaking-The classes will be held on Tuesday and Friday evenings at T:30 There will he two teachers each evening. Miss F. Sheridan and Miss s. Finley. The pupils win 'ic allowed the use of the Singer mach n. at their convenience outside of class hours. Class fee, 70 cents each course.
 Millinery-The classes will meet 0u Monday and Friday evenings at T'3o. There will be two teachers for these classes each evening. Miss Finley ai.i Miss McNellis. Class fee. s1.OO each course
 Art work. lace making and fine em' broidery-Miss Josephine Egan win he the instructor The classes viii meet on Monday evening at I:30. Tues day afternoon at 2:30. Tuesday even ing at T:30. and Friday evening q; T:30. Class fee. S1.O0 each course. Shorthand and typewriting class will meet on Friday evenings C' 130. Miss Elizabeth Quinn is the iR structor. Pupils will be allowed the use of the typewriting machine fo. practice outside of class hours. Glars Zee. S1!O0 each course.
 Grammar and arithmetic-These branches will be taught lg Miss Mar garet Corcoran. Individual instruction given to each pupil. Class fee. J cents each course.
 other clasSeS-The association com mands the services of excellent physi cal culture and eIocution teachers and will form classes in these and other kbranehes if applications are received