Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-08
CITY NEWS

Frank Pagan, formerly of this city, was in town to-day.
 A son was born yesterday to Mayor and Mrs w. E. Thoms.
 4 son was born today to Mir and Mrs John Farrell of 6f Wall street.
 The meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.. at K. of c. hall, will be call ed this evening at 7:30 o'clock instead of o'clock.
 The Lake & Strobel Co are selling this week one-half dozen knives, one half dozen forks. one-half dozen tea spoons. sugar shell and butter knife Roger Bros goods. for $500.
 The ladies of St Cecilia's parish will hold a supper and entertainment this evening at the rectory on Scovill street. An orchestra will be in at. tendance and all who attend are as- sured of good time.
 Mrs Barbara Adamek, widow of Wenzel Adamek, J0, died at her home. 11 Summer street, yesterday after noon at 5:30 She is survived by three daughters and four sons, Mrs Anna Crolus of New York city, Bertha and Mary Adamek and Joseph, John, Frank and Charles Adamek. all of Waterbury, also one sister, Mrs C. II. Adams.
 Joseph Keegan and Miss Annie Fin gleton were married this morning at St Francis Xavier's church by the Rev Father Fleming. John keegnn and Miss Annie Keegan, brother a -'i sis ter of the groom, actef as ltest man and maid of honor. After the cere- mony a reception was held at 36 Washington street. where MT and Mrs Keegan have a comfortably furnished home. The couple received number of very valuable presents.
 The dog order has been on about four weeks and already more than fifty canines have been killed. Az though the rabies are not so prevalent as when the dogs were first muZzied still an occasional case appears and demands the attention of a veterin- ary. This morning Dr Keeley was summoned to put cur out of business on Railroad Hill street. It had bad case of the blinds" but the doctor quickly gave 1t the kibosh. Dr Bland has been doing the greater part of the dog work and has put the finishing touches on more than thirty-five bark CTS. The muZzleS will probably be taken off the animals about the first Of March.
 Chief Snagg last evening celebrats-t his twenty fourth anniversary as head of the fire department. IL was in ISS2 that the chief was appointed and from that time uf.( to-day he has been in harness almost continually. When the chief took hold the department vas composed of volunteers while today lt consists of sixty-two paid men
 Patrick Calvin was found sleeping if of in a hallway on South Main street to-day 70 in order to make his position more comfortable he va> brought to the station, H. did nos swake until be reachei the lockuP and when be learnel his whereabouts he was very much sIrprissi
 In accordance with a vote passed at the last meeting of the board of health pr KiImartin- the health ofhcer. Charies c. ReIHt of the Charles Thafeher company. n. l.. Cronan- the contractor and builder. and Mr smith sf the Smith Cremztgry company of Bridgeport. examined the city cresnz- forr at Watervilie and prepare-i a re rgrf with recommendations which will ryme before the hellfh hoari at it's next session The members of the committee refused ts he interviewed sn the matter. We gre not giving ost srrrhs-r- <aif a -7errfa- of sf..s ~ fhsf the report recomnezsis that steT<
 = taken to repafr the plant and hzv. it aperzted in a pruper m2a1er--
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