Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-09
NAuoATuck AND VICINITY.

Doimgs Of . Day An the valley Below
NAUGATUCK, Aug 0.-It is expected
that between forty and fifty win go
from here tomorrow evening to attend
the Christ church fete at Watertown.
A special train will run to bring them
home.
The Cuban Giants have arranged to
play the Naugatucks here on August 23.
The game should draw q crowd.
Stone masons are at work putting
down the foundation for the Glove COM
pany's new engine house at the east end
Of the Phoeoix shop.
Cal O'Brien has entirely refitted
and renovated the restaurant in Culver's
block for transient or table boarders.
Everything is first class.
The basement of the Congregational
church has been set apart to store bicy-
Giles during Sunday service for all who
prefer that mode of conveyance.
The Epworth league picnic to Seaside
park on Saturday next, at 70 cents for
adults and 80 cents for children, offers
one of the best and cheapest excursions
of the season. The train will leave here
at $40.
The Y. r. club band have reorganized
and are ready for campaign work. lThey
will escort Judge Wheeler from the
hotel to the opera house on August "A.
| Jacob T. Garrison has sold the bal
ance of his stock of dry goods and mo-
tions and will continue the shoe bust
ness. Lewis & Parker were the pur-
chasers.
Four warrants were taken out yester-
day for parties who turned horses loose
belonging to John Breen's stable. "A
settlement was made without service,
the town, we understand, being left ia
pay the cost as far as made. ~
/ A Polander known as Shuehot, wak
fined 81 and COSTS amounting to about
$50, by Justice Peck yesterday, for an
assault committed at Union City, while
on three days racket. rs
r. v. Parker and family leave to-day
for week at Lake Quassapaug. ?
The fire board met last night, ali
members being present except Commits
sioner Shanahan.-The bills of M. T.
Daily $50, Miller g. Peck $11, E. w
Tolles, $12.50, and R. Il. White $1.5s
were ordered paid. A COMMITTEES wal
appointed to confer with selectmen al
regards two hydrants on Water street
A communication was received from
joint committee for parade ON inspec
ton day. Commissioners Marshall anC
J White were appointed to confer will
the same. The meeting was adjourned
until Tuesday.
at recent meeting of the repre-
sentatives of the companies forming tn,
big $50, 600, 900 rubber combine it wa
decided that the combine shall go int
effect November 1. The new compan.
| includes the L. Candee company of New
Haven, the Goodyear company o
/, Naugatuck, the Meyer company, tn
New Jersey company and four othe
companies. All the principal rubbe
} goods manufacturers in the countr:
: will probably be in it. at the meetin
it was also decided that Charles I
, johnson, secretary and treasurer of til
Il L. Candee company, shall have entir
+, charge Of the sale6Iof goods.
: The selectmen request all partie
having bills against the town to presen
them at once. Any bills against tn
2 fire commissioners should also be pr
sented to clerk of board before the 15t
!, of this month.
Principal Ward of Syracuse has bee
engaged to take charge of the unio
center district schools. He arrived
4 town yesterday.