Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-05
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
The Display of Fireworks Postponed
 Until This Evening.

The Display of Fireworks Postponed Until This Evening.
 Nelson Clark and family of Meriden are spending the week at the residence of E Steele.
 The joint boards of education and dis trict school committed, visited the East side Wednesday to look up location for a school building
 Thomas Northrop has been engaged at an advanced salary to act as janitor of the Salem school for the coming year. Dr Gorton is getting ready to put down | the foundation for a new dwelling house on or near Cliff street.
 A spark from an engine made lively | fire at John Hoadley's place on Wednes- | day.. It required 8 number to keep it from running to the barn.
 The Citizens band gave an open air con- cert at Union City last night. The show came to town yesterday morn ing, pitched their tents and made quite | decent parade at noon, and gave the after noon performance. with it raining very nearly as hard inside as eu!si6e. The per- | formance was said to be very good. About | 250 attended in the afternoon. Owing to the irework exhibit being postponed on ac- count of rain until tonight they had SVOu AOuo6 III InC CNCAAhS'
 Some person went into the garden of Stern Russell at Gotten Hollow on Wednes- day night and destroyed about every thing in it.
 A four and six horse team loaded, went out to Quassapaug yesterday besides many other convenyances. Some of them came home very damp.
 Our citizens turned out in big shape yesterday morning to get out of town. Train after train came in loaded to be packed to the aisle by our people, quite a number having to be left by the regular trains It continued so until the rain | stopped people from going. 107 tickets were sold for the High Rock trains. The Hibernian Rifles as also the the Y. M C.. I. B. B. club went to Derby, but the rain knocked out everything.
 A man from Unionville who was visiting | his brother here, met with a severe acci- dent yesterday by an axe he was chopping with being caught by line, cutting him across the wrist, severing the radial artery. The wound was treated by Doctors TuttIe and Johnson.
 Much preparation had been made for an | afternoon tea and battle royal between Fred O. Futile and Runney and Wigmore on the t nnis court yesterday. Damp weather laid it over until Saturday. The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church, are to give an entertainment and fan sale on Tuesday evening, July s, which is attracting some attention. The musical 1 programme consists of piano solo by Miss Alderman, violin solos by Asa Fuller, solo singing by Misses Freeman, Kiernan, Pa terson and Mrs Deustch, together with re- citations by MT Mix of Waterbury, are under direction of Mrs Deustch. The tickets v,1a akk khn 10xry y~rion of onYok, that all may have a chance to attend. If the weather is favorable this evening, the fireworks exhibit will take place, The illuminations on the hill even through tho ] rain showed up fine last night. In borough court on Thursday Philip Duffen pleaded guilty to throwing fire crackers into house. for fun at, l 80 a. m. He paid in five dollars for his fun. A man
 named O'Donnell who was found by Officer Grant on the street, near 2 a. m., nearly 1 wild was held for disorderly conduct and | judgment suspended. In the borough | court this morning Robert Angell who claims to be from Boston was arraigned for | burglary, he havipg.entered the house of Miles Clark at Union City, taking sixty-fve | dollars; also a chain and locket. Miss
 Clark found him in the house and chased him up. He getting away
 from her. A description of him was given
 to the car men, who stopped for him and
 had him put iu custody of Waterbury of-
 fcer. Chief Hosford went up and brought
 him down. The money was recovered, the
 chain and locket he threw away near WeE-
 bers. Judge Hungerford placed him uI-
 ddr $1 ,090 bonds to answer at the superior
 court at Waterbury on the third
 Tuesday 'sof October. Thomas Burnsand
 Robert Rourke of Waterbury, and Albert
 Brosso of Bristol all arrested by Chief
 Hosford, were each fined five dollars, for
 indecent exposure. Jonas Riley for
 breach of the peace paid five dollars.
 Patrick Donovan, arrested by Patrollman l Grant, for intoxicatlon, had judgement
 suspended, The case of W. G. Hard who
 was arrested for setting off fire crackers in
 his store door, causing a breach of the
 peace by so doing as charged, after being
 requested to fire them outside of curb line
 by Chief Hosford, was continued until II
 o'clock tomorrow. MT. Hard claimed hls
 right as a citizen to do what he was doing. | Complaints were made to the chief who | went to Hard and requested him to fire
 them outside of curb line. He neglected
 to do so and was arrested.
 McCabe has finished his concrete job on
 the bridge. He has done an excellent
 piece of work.
 Do not forget the Foresters picnic at
 Linden Park tomorrow.
 kDr Johnson expects to leave on Monday
 next for few weeks vacation in V,rmont.