Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-03
CITY NEWS.

meet tonight. Last prom of season by Military Band at Naugatuck tonight. ..
 Gold Bond" s2 hats are guaran- teed by Upson, Singleton & Go.
 The Catholic Womens Benevolent legion will meet this evening at K. of c. hall.
 Liberty circle, F. of A. will hold social and dance tomorrow evening at Mechanics hall.
 Dancing at Buckingham music hall Saturday evening by Fulton's American band. Admission Poo.
 A regular meeting of the Frater- nal Order of Eagles will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at Eagles hall.
 The regular Saturday evening dances of Fifth Division, A.. O.. H. will start again on Saturday even- ing of this week.
 The Ramblers will hold reception and dance tomorrow evening at Murray hall. A special feature will be made of the Barn dance.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Third Congregational church will hold a supper and entertainment this evening at the church parlors.
 The Winsted Opera House under the new management of Harry Par sons of Waterbury and Thomas Nor ris of Thomaston, was opened last evening.
 Mrs John Smith of Keefe street who was injured by fall from the veranda of her home Tuesday is get ting along nicely and no serious re- suits are looked for.
 ''Mikado' blouses have extra col lar, soc, at Upson, Singleton & Cos. | Does your furnace or stove need repairing, if so drop a postal or tele- phone 1259-3. Plumbing, timing and jobbing. W. T. Corcoran & Son, BOP North Main street.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- brated at the Church of the Immacu- | late Conception at 8 o'clock Friday morning for the late Mrs Elizabeth Phelan, who lived on High street. In the tennis tournament at the Y. M. c. A. courts yesterday Kilduff defeated Diver 6-3,6-3 The winner of the Hampson-G n-Greenberg match will play Hoadley and the winner of this match will meet Kilduff in the finals
 The next meeting of Shekinah Sanctorum, No S5, o. o. H. and P, will be held Thursday, September IT in Butler lodge rooms, South Nor walk. Visitors are expected from the. Newark, N. J., and Danbury sanctorums. A very large attendance is anticipated.
 Don't forget that Lallier's Military band will give the greatest dance that was ever given in City hall, Saturday night. MT Lallier will select a pro- gramme that will be up to date, and as far as his directing, you all know what he can do. So come early as the programme starts at S:30.
 Miss Booth has taken charge oi the hall and rooms formerly known as Hellmann's hall on Grand street The place has been thoroughly re. paired and renovated throughout and will be conducted as first-class boarding and lodging house. The place is central and convenient tC shopping district and factories, and the prices are reasonable for nice clean, airy rooms and good service The Hellmann hall is for rent to SO cieties, lodges and other parties.
 The board of finance met this af ternoon and approved the payroll: and miscellaneous bills, including one of $100 for Joseph Kennedy for ad ditional service as teacher in the higf school. A bill of S7,000 from Johr | O'Neill for service as counsel for the city in the Platts Mills sewage dis posal case was received and referred to the committee having under con sideration the claim of s14,0O0 iron Colonel Burpee for service in connec tion with the same case.
 Everything is practically in readi ness for the reOpening of the public schools on Tuesday next. Although it was understood at the close of the summer term that no new teachers would be engaged for the high schoo for the coming year, it is now under. stood that one at least will be added to the faculty of Crosby. The schoo is in need of three new teachers. Ii i is said that the new teacher will be either Miss Julia P. Hayes, daughter 1 of Dr John F. Hayes, or Edward Finn, son of Edward J. Finn. Miss Hayes graduated from Crosby Higt 1 in 1903 and received her degree iron Wellesley college in 1907, being tht youngest member of her class Mi Finn was graduated from Crosby High year later and took his col i lege course at Holy Cross, where he 1 finished in June. Both were consid i cred excellent scholars while at the ! high school.