Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-14
CITY NEWS

The Patrick Sarsfield club vii
 hold an important meeting this even ing. s-l5s. Mir and Mrs P. F. Bowe spent Sun. day with relatives in Torrington and
 assisted St Francis choir at the 10:3C
 o'clock mass.
 Commissioner Patrick Cronan of
 the department of charities, who is
 on the sick list, was reported much
 improved to-day.
 There will be months mind mass for the late Father Senesac at St Anne's church on Wednesday morn
 ing at 10 o'clock.
 One of the Cheshire cars jumped the tracks on East Main street yes terday afternoon about ? o'clock. The car was loaded at the time.
 Henry J. Austin has sold his two family house, 54-56 Jewelry street, to Mary Gray. The sale was effected through the agency of B. J. Torkom- ian.
 A COW belonging to Thomas Will ton of Riverside park, which it is thought was bitten some time ago by rabid dog, took the disease and had to be killed Saturday.
 Daniel T. Harrington has sold for John P. McGrath his three family house, 132-134 South Leonard street. to Johanna Shea, who has bought the property for a home and investment
 Dainty cut glass do wonders in making room look attractive. What more acceptable wedding gift could you send? We are showing a line of glass from which any taste and any pocketbook can be satisfied. The Upson Jewelry Co.
 The following officers have been elected by the ninth grade pupils of Driggs school: President, Charles Saltsman vice president, Miss Flor ence Goodwin; treasurer, Myrill Well ton; secretary. Clifford Richardson. The president has appointed the pro- gram committee as follows: Chair man. Miss Cecilia Condit; Charles Schumn, Kenneth Warner.
 All Waterbury members of the Knights of Columbus should have fourth degree applications in the hands of the proper persons by Fri day of this week, as May 18th is the last day for filing them. The degree will be given in New Haven during week in June. Hartford expects to send a delegation of near ly 250 to take the degree.
 The warm weather of yesterday brought out the people in droyes and the trolley cars were taxed to their full extent all day. The East Main and Cheshire lines did land office business and the closed ears as well as the open oHes carried crowds all afternoon. The day was also an ex- cellent one for the drug stores. and the soda fountains were kept busy.
 The continued hearing on the estate of The late Eugene l.. Jacques for the of commissioners. dld not take place today owing to the ab- sence from town of Attorney F.. F. Cole. the administrator. It will come np to-norrow morning in the probate court. While nothing definite has talk nn place regarding the mortgage on the Jacques theater for sI.J00 which Attorney Cole holds. 1t is believed that IL will be taken up in A few days and that the state of affairs now ex- isting VIII close to the satisfaction of an interested.
 The Upson Jeweiry Co announces ! special sale lasting the balance of the week of fine silverware. A few examples: Five-piece tea set. quad- -uple plate. XIV style. original price s42.50. sale price s3O. Four piece lea set. engraved. original price s2O. sale price sl4. Four piece after din- per coffee sets. old price sI0. sale price s7. Also numerous other ar;i- les of first quality at a like reduction Df price.