Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-05
NaueATuck AND vlc,NlTy.
Doings of . Day Tn ths valley Rs.eu This City. 4


 Doings of . Day In the Valley Rt .sw
 This City. NAUGATUCK. July 5.-Dr. Bull and family arrived home from the Worlds fair on Monday. Like all others they think it the biggest thing out.
 It cost Timothy Mccarthy $10-19 on Monday for indulging in too much ar dent. One of our boarding house keepers who had taken @ good deal of mean talk from a man got her anger up and as- saulted him with her shoe. She paid $7. One of the Indians of Daniel Boone Co. also indulged in too much ardent and took his turn in the lookup yesterday, Yesterday, the 4th, was celebrated in grand style during the lovely day and night. The most elaborate decorations were on the town hall and fire depart ment buildings, the center bridge to- gether with business places, private resi- dences and the interior of the opera house, which was trimmed finer than ever before, added much to the carrying out of the elaborate programme. The Seymour band gave very good music Mrs. Deutsch's choir rendered the vocal | music in good style, being obliged to re- peat the recital of the Declaration by H. e. Denniston; and the oration by Prof. Warde were highly commended. The school question affected the children's parade as only about 250 were in line, each of these was given half pound box of candy. Previous to the march, William J. Weary, in a nice speech, pre- sented to the district from the commit tee a handsome 9x15 it. flag, the response being from W. F. Rodenbach, who rep resented the board of education, Dr. Futile being tired after a nights labor. The band concert was excellent, the fire works splendid, although insufficient help made the time la tTifie long between pieces. The ball game during the afternoon between the Naugatuck and Eaton, Cole and Burnham nine of Bridgeport was good. The Naugatucks winning, the score being seven to five.- In the bicycle races there were good entries In the four mile handicap the prizes were given to Allen Clark, first IJ. E. Traver, second, F. Tacobson third; F. Moore, fourth In the two mile Scratch, waterbury and NauRatuck James Lango won first E. H. Bristol second T. E Traver, third. Dreyer', Especial was won by George B. Birdsall John Critch and Fred Cartey second and third in the order named. The hint mile race was an elegant race between Lango nf Waterbury, Spencer of An onia, Patterson of Seymour, unti within twenty feet of the finish wher Lango ran into a carriage and the three doubled up together, all getting hur some, David Hoadley, the rear man rid ing over the line getting first, James H Patterson second, no third allowed There were not as many people here as last year. 4 dIrtv circular as regard Superintendent Warde e Id Health Com mittee Morse, which some of our citizen offered to pay literally to know the au thors of, was scattered through thu streets by the same parties who stole al American flag from Neary's building and burned a number of holes Tn it be , fore hanging it on Flynn's fence. Tn, boys all had lots of fun. Not a drunkeI man was seen on the streets, and tn whole day was celebrated m a style tha would do credit to any community.