Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-09
CITY NEWS

Monday being q legal holiday. tho 1 Bronson library will be closed all day. Because of the storm this morning there was no session of the public or parochal schools.
 Frank Donahue the well known pitcher, has been visiting relatives in ; town the past few days. ! The senior and junior classes of the Crosby High school will give private
 reception at Leavenworth hall this 1 evening.
 Patrick Kenny and Miss Bridget 1 Mccormack were married yesterday at St Francis Navier's church by the
 Rev Father Fleming. The witnesses were Miss Katherine Mccormack, sis ter of the bride, and James Graham Chairman J. D. E'reney of the de- partment of health has called spc- cial meeting of the board for S:3O o'clock tonight to take action on rhe report and recommendations of the special committee appointed to inquire into the condition of the crematory at WateryiHe
 The railroad commissioners bave after hearings on January 31. approved method of construction of line of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co on an extension of it's West Main street line ih Waterbury. near the Water town line, along the main highway into Watertown.
 \ fairly large crowd was present at tiic fair of the ForesterS last even-N ing. The hall is tastefully decorated and the stage entertainment is cnjoy- able. There is plenty of dancing for those who wish it and other kinds of pleasure for those who do not glid,. over the floor. The fair will close on next Monday evening.
 The ladies of St Cecila's parish held German supper and entertainnenr last evening at the rectory on Scovili street. About two. hundred persons partook of the supper during the even ing. An entertainment which was greatly appreciated was rendered on thr first floor while whist and pinochlc we're played in the parlors of the up per floor
 The Gaelic Literary society will hold meeting tonight to take action re- carding the sending of delegates to attend a convention of the several Gaelic societies of New England to be held at Springfield Qn February IS, This is a very important matter and it is expected that every member of the society will bc present. regardless of weather conditions.
 
 Tho COW bitten by a rabid dog on January 16. on the farm of Harry L. Payne. went mad yesterday and was killed hy Dr Bland and Dr Kceley The animal had a calf at the time tn" dog went into the lot and evidently fearing for the safety of her charge she encountered tho intruder and was bitten on the leg. The dog also sank it's teeth into other cattle and tackled big turkey gobbler. but thc hird was too much for the brute Ii now re mains to he seen if the calf will go mad.
 At the annual meeting of Clark com mandery. Knights Templar. held at the Hotel Elton last night. Eminent Com mandcr B. l.. Coe presiding. officers were chosen as follows: Joseph II. Woodward. eminent commander: ]. Rowson. generaliSsimo: F. !. Lunis. captain general: Charles M. Brooks. senior warden: Henry Q. Wood. junior warden: Carl F.. Munger. prclat": N. F. Bryan. treasurer; F. R. Daniels. TO corler: Carl F.. Munger. trustee for three years An address was dcliv- cred ny tho Rev Dr Buckley.
 Look into those secret places of yours and perclance you will find some pIecc of forgotten iewelry. We hIv old gold and give you cash for it or you may take tho amount out in trade. Tn" Upson Jcwelry Co. Gs Bank street.