Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-10-12
DOWN 1HE VALLEY NOES.
DoIngs of a Day in Naugatuck und Unic
 

Dolngs or a Day in Nnugatuck und Il nton
 City.
 NAuaATuCK, Oct 12-The Church helpersof St Nichael's parish are making extensive preparations for their sale of fancy goods, gypsy festival, etc, to be given at the opera house on Tuesday and We'd nesday of next week. Some of our best musical and dramatic talent have volun- teered their services to make the Unter- tainment part big success.
 The G. I. R. Glove company are replac- ing the fiues in the fifty horse power Lowe boilers, that have been in use nearly fif- teen years.
 The annual ball of the First division. A. O. H., takes place at the Gem opera house on Friday. October 20.
 The Parish House association has put out for their concert course n very attract i've eight page circular with cuts of nll their artists. Tickets are advertised at Hughes X HnrringtoP's. W. C. Hards. Perkins X Thorpe's, Lewis X Parker's, or may be obtained from any member of the committee.
 The funeral of Charles Spencer. Jr. will take place from the residence tomorrow al P. m.
 i Deputy Sheriff Sweeney has been laid up for few days with n sty. He hope, ] IO ue que lp blltllNl lp buNlAltSS AN-AiAN
 Three young men, Frank Game, Peter and James O'Hara. were arrested by Chic Horsford and Officer Condin on Tues day night for breach of the peace Yesterday they pleaded guilty and Justice Hungerford fined them S2 and costs each Some of the boys find it hard to abstain from the rackets of times gone by.
 Michael O'Brien gave Officer Condin lively turn last evening until the officer le his wand fall upon..his head couple Q times. when he relented and went to tn lookup. He was fined S5 and costs thi morning,
 H. I. Schaffer and James slater hrough in from Bradlcyville last night an Italian who is evidently crazy. He is not know here. One of his countrymcn who wen Tn to see him could not find ont where h came from.
 John F.. Toolc, the German cNmrdia who appears here tonight at the op'r honse k ncw to the community. He an his company are said to be rcmarkahl clever in their play Killarney and tn Rhine"
 Among those visiting the World fair thi week are Mir and Mrs Harris Whitrmor' F.. II. Burlington and Miss Ellen Spence Mir and Mrs l.. D Warner leave for Chic. % to-day.
 The regular meeting of the board selectmCu should be held tonight.
 I.~iisc ImoGcn Quincy.
 Louia, Imogen Quincy, the young Poct ( Boston. leads d very charming and uniqu life at Auburudalc. Mas She k fond ( books, dogs. solitude and outdoor rNc~Cis and with such simple tastes a~ these in Il line of pleasure it k not harl for her to cl joy herself
 Ske Is still yuuuL woman and rather q attractive one. with delicate features, so brown hair brushed oil the forehead, a gel tie voice. as becomes poet, and a slight diflidrnt manner.
 She Is the daughter of General Patrit ! Quincy, and sh" has a streak of pHtrIoiis running in with her other qualities Tn displays itself in odd little way~ Over h desk in her study the starS and stripes a draped. Her fathers sword, cap and q ;. faded scarf he wore when he was a youI lieutenant in the army arc all hung again the flag. The other ~pacCs on the wall a filled in with photographs RuSAin, tharl I Lamb, Tcnny>ou. ThaCkrray. Lang Brow ing and a lot of other literary lights a - given positions of honor, and su arc Jv~~i F her Irish setter; Wendell Phillips, her : Bernard, and oth,rut her canine V"i~-
 When Miss GulUvN isn't study ing U writing, she k trampiug about thr Bu~i
 suburbs, with one uf her dogs at her he.
 enjoying life She is much given tu prov
 ing" alone, and even V hen she wIs in lo
 don and Paris she kept up her -Amcr.c y habit of solitary pvGcs' viauIsol with Lod d
 agreeable consequCuCls. -Eosloa Letter.