Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-18
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES
DoIngs of . Dayin sauEatuek and Union

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 NAUaATucK. Sept 1S.-The Y. F. society of Christian Endeavor will resume their regular meetings at the chapel, Union City this evening. Fl. G. Denniston will lead the meeting tonight. A general invitation is extended
 Warden Schaffer lost quite a valuable horse cn Sunday morning from spinal difficulty.
 Lester Adams. son of Robert Adams, left town to-day for six weeks visit in England.
 Eighty-five tickets were sent here for ''The Bostonians." They will all be sold. John NJ. Sweeney. T. Howell Jennings, Louis c. Warner and k. W. Lewis will go to Hartford as delegates to the republican state convention.
 There are a number of our citizens who would like to have the American band of Waterbury give concert in the opera J house at popular prices.
 Richard Barlow of Union City, charged | by his daughter with an attempt at rape, was before Justice Hungerford last night. To accommodate his counsel, H. c. Bald win, the accused gave $500 bonds and the case was continued until Monday at p. m. The girl, accompanied by her mother.
 was present. She is fully developed, buxom looking girl and looks to be over fifteen years of age. but claims to be less than fourteen. Barlow says they moved
 here from Woodbury. on account of a man,
 whose name he gave. having become inti-
 mate with his wife. Not being able to
 work he went to Noroton and returned
 last Saturday. He also said that this is a job put up by the wife in sending the girl
 into the room, where he was changing his
 under clothing. In fact that she, the girl,
 was the one that attempted to assault him.
 Both heard the story without making any
 denial. while he was telling it. Still their
 own story is very different We venture
 to say that when this case is tried, there : will be testimony introduced that will } show a vast amount of family depravity.
 Stetson's "Uncle Toms Cabin" con-
 pany drew good audience last night.
 Their chariot parade at noon with two
 bands was a big drawing card.
 It is very evident that the democrats of
 Naugatuck expect to take quite an interest
 in the town and state election, by the wards, with only one ticket in the field , and no contest for any delegation. One , hundred and fifty votes were polled , in the first ward, eighty in the second, los in the third. The delegates on tho , convention ticket to nominate delegates tC the different conventions will meet to | night at 8 o'clock to elect delegates. Tn, | nominations made yesterday are as fol
 lows: First ward-Delegates to the towr [ | conventions: John M. Page, Anthony Maher, Hugh Hearns, B. A. Peck. Patricl . Conran. James Fitzgerald, M. H. Lawlaus | alternates, Ncwall A. Smith and Thoma '1 OLoughlin; delegates to elect delegates t, , state and county conventions, Samue
 Andrew. William J. Weary, Arthu
 W. Smith, Jeremiah H. Dunn Aaron French. William NJ. Hub bell. John J. German; alternates F Charles T. Andrew and Dennis F. Ryan Second ward: Delegates to town conven
 tion. William Kennedy. Myron Hart. Sim 3 mer Hoffman. Michael Clancy. Jacob c x Garrison, John NJ. Mulville. Luke Carron ! alternates, Hooker Hotchkiss and H. H f Johnson; delegates to elect delegates t
 town convention, etc. Amos Culver, Vii
 liam II. Mccarthy. Robert Cleary. Vii
 liam J, Freeman. Edward E. Stevens
 Patrick Kieley, John Penrose; alternates = John Ashmore and Michael Martin
 Third ward: Delegates to tow r convention. Homer Twitchell. Arthu . E. Moore. Dennis J. Linsky, Mile , Clark, Herman Zehnder, James J. Ere, Q man. Joseph Johnson; alternates. Micha' F McMahon and George A. Fenton; delegate . te elect delegates to town convention. ct, f Frank Twitchell. Michael ]. LangfOrd
 Andrew c. Brennan, II. G. Dennison t Edward J. Conway. Peter ]. Condor ,; Joseph Kline; alteruRtes. Charles Farre f | and Samuel Marshall.