Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-19
J. P. Nugent has been appointed drug

J. P. Nugent has been appointed drug gist for Court Stephen J. Meany, A. o. F.
 The June number of the Key Note of Young Mems Christian Association is out.
 The water department have commenced laying the new iron water main on Mill and Pond streets.
 The electric wire department of the Benedict 6 Burnham manufacturing com pany has been closed indefinitely. Herbert Stratton druggist of Danburv, formerly with J. P. Nugent of this city, was in town to-day arranging for the re- moval of his effects to Danbury. Constable Rigney went to Bristol yester day, and served an attachment for $75 up- | on A. w. Post, who kept shoe store OH South Main street some time ago. The season at High Rock is about to open and will continue for over three months. The first picnic there this sea- son will be the Dwight street Congrega- tiona1 church of New Haven next Satur- day.
 About 15O delinquent military tax payers defaulted before Judge Cowell this morning, and judgment was rendered for the tax-collector. The parties have week to settle up or work out the amount and l costs at New Haven.
 Assistant Superintendent Harvey of the High school took the astronomy class of the High school room for an outing last night at the West End meadow. Two hours were proftably spent by the scholars in studying out the cancellations.
 A little 4-year- old boy named Cline fell into the water at the Knife company's dam at Union City this morning, and would have been drowned but for tho arrival of Thomas Wigglesworth, 8 boy 14-years-old, !, who dove in and rescued the youngster as he was going down the third time.
 The police have received notice to look out for Henry Tailor, an employe of Adam Forepaugh, who murdered l. A. Borthwick, in the circus tent at Spring field on June 13. Tailor is feet 10 inches tall, weighs 15O pounds slim build, light complexion and brown hair. He is about 25 years old.
 Dr Axtelle was called this noon to attend Philip Lynch, of 317 East Main street, who was suffering from a stab wound in the back. The knife had entered near the shoulder, and cutting downwards, passed between the ribs. All parties concerned were very reticent, and the only infor- nation they would give was that the cut was received last night.
 A special effort is being made this month among St Anns Roman Catholic parish toners to raise, by subscription, the sum of S2,OOO for first payment on their newly purchased property, the E. c. Lewis estate. The First Universalist society have kindly contributed one months rent of the Grand street chapel, l $50. The ladies committee and the reception committee of the Y. M. c. A. will hold a | reception for contributors and members in | the rooms from to il o'clock this even ing. An interesting programme will be rendered and refreshments served by the ladies. After the entertainment an in- formal reception will be held in honor of the new state secretary, J. L. Gordon. A quantity of goods supposedly stolen which were found in the Fitzgibbons house on Bridge street by the police last night, await claimants at the police station. They | consist of number of childrens dresses all having the appearance of being stolen l from clothes lines, ladys' sacque with plush cuffs ladys' overskirt. a sealskin | huff, and numberless other articles of wearing apparel. There is elso new rubber coat at the station which was picke up on the street last night by one of the officers.