Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
CITY NEWS.

bury branch of the Epworth league
 will be held at the Grace M. B. church in Waterville next Tuesday evening at s o'clock.
 D. T. Harrington has sold his & family house and lot to Hugh
 Keenan. It is situated at A and 46 Walnut avenue. Hugh Keenan has sold his six-family house on East Main street and will reside at his new | purchase.
 At Hartford on Thursday afternoon the railroad committee listened to the petition of the Connecticut Railway x Lighting company for an extension of time for building lines for which
 it has charters, but on which no work has been done. .., s.t. Articles of association have been filed by the Friendship Social and Beneficial association of Waterbury, and by the Arbeiter Ring, Incorpor- ated, of this city. The incorporatOrs of the latter are Nathan H. Finesil- yer, Ruby Meister and Barney Mar l ems.
 Another dog possessed of the rabies was shot yesterday by Dr Keeley. It was owned by a man named Alcott | living on the Wolcott road. It had what the doctor called ''frenzied rab- ies." It was large dog and no one suspected it had the dangerous dis ease that necessitated its extinction. The funeral of Joseph Racicot was ] held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from his late home, 52 James street. Services were conducted at St Anne's ! church. The pallbearers were Ernest | and Rene Cabane, Lin Parent, Ma
 poleon E. Racicot and Napoleon M.
 Racicot. Interment was in Calvary
 cemetery.
 Tomorrow evening at seven the
 choir of the First church will sing 1 selections from Gounod's "Commun-
 of Praise" and Costa's Eli" Mrs
 Robert s. May, contralto, will sing | the solo. The music at special service | in March will be Dubois Seven Last
 Words of Christ" dramatic canta- | ta.
 In the annual report filed by the Apothecaries' Hall Co at the town I clerks office the officers are given as | follows: President and treasurer.
 Isaac P. Kellogg; secretary, Newton | c. Smith; assistant secretary, Levi
 Wilcox; directors, I. P. Kellogg, Levi
 Wilcox, Mary B. R. Munson, Frank
 lyn A. Taylor and Herbert $. Row.
 land.
 The sixteenth annual meeting of | the classical and high school teachers | of the state was held in New Haven
 high school to-day. Mrs Elsie Caret
 of this city had charge of the draw l ing' conference, and H. s. Allen, pro- lessor of modern science at Crosby, | delivered an address on Chemistry
 s. w. Wilby. principal of Crosby. is | a member of the executive commit | tee.
 The following program was render I ed this afternoon at the recital given
 at Trinity church by R. A. Smith, as- sisted by the soprano soloist. Miss Jennie Griggs: Toccata. Callerets: Caprice. Wolstenholme; Ave Maria,' Bach Gounod; Elegie. Silias; Canta- bile. Wildor. After the musical the unions service with St Johns church was to follow during which an ad- dress was expected from Rev W. H. Garth of Naugatuck.
 Memorial services will be held by the Salvation army in their hall on
 Bank street to-morrow evening. at s o'clock. for the members of the -h.. urh n steamer Larchmont sank off Block Island on Monday. There were about twenty-five Salvationists on board in- cluding ten officers and fifteen band- men. They were all swedish and were on their way to attend Swed- ish congress in New York The ser vices tomorrow night will be con- ducted by Adjutant w 4. Hansen and Staff Captain Milond.
 The first annual entertainment for the members of the Boys club by the Ingraham Stock company. under the direction of Jean IngTaham and Percy Wallace, was given in the club building last evening. The program , which consisted of two parts. was i'm mensely enjoyed by the club mem bers. The first part was of musical nature with a couple of recitations. ''The Country Cousin," a sketch en- acted by Percy Wallace. Joseph Hay den. Jean Ingraham and Josephine Moore Ingraham, made mp the sec ond part. It was fairly pleasing and
 well played.
 At a meeting of Camp Liscomb, Spanish American War Veterans, in c. A. R. hall. Bank street, last night, primal steps were taken for an en- tertainment in the near future. The camp has undergone a large expense in procuring paraphernalia for each member, and it is necessary to adopt means to secure funds to defray said expense. The nature of this enter tainment will be announced to the public later. This camp expects the patronage of all those who value the work and achievements it's members have accomplished for Uncle Sam All those eligible for membership should be prompt to do so and feel honored to be enrolled member of the Spanish American War Veterans
 How annoying is 1t to have a watch that is out of repair frequent Iy and in the care of the watch doc- tor one third of the time. Buy q watch of known reputation. of un- questioned reliability and save To1r- self much annoyance. Get . vpfch with sn Cpeon guarantee The Ep-