Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-29
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Collision with Serious Results Near
 Long Meadow.

dlebury yesterday and the return of part of the party was attended with an accident that may prove serious. This was caused by & collision between two teams near Long Meadow brook. Two men were thrown out and injured. One of them, it is claimed, did not regain consciousness un- til this morning 1t taking sixteen stitches 10 repair his scalp. His name is said to be Griffin. barkeeper. Thomas Carter, who was with hlm, was also bruised some. Doctors Spring and Bull were called to at tend the cases.
 The board of burgesses do not hold a meeting this week, but will meet on the first Tuesday in August.
 Patrolman Grant made two arrests yes- terday for intoxication one, Frederick Mur- thy, also being charged with breach of tbe peace. The other was Charles Cunuri Both men employed by farmer in the sub urbs They got full on Saturday night and he advised them to stay at home yesterday morning, but they wan dered away and purchased some beer they claimed at Yerks' near the shoe shop. and finally were brought in. Their employer wanted their services and put up $20 bonds for the two. which Judge Bissell declared forfeited this morning. War rants are out in some excise cases. Ar rests will pro b by te made to-day. Every official connected with the town or borough Is requested to be at the driv ing park this evening from to o'clock. {
 The chief of police of New Britain came here on on Saturday evening and arrested 0. E. Seeley, an insurance agent, on a 1 complaint charging him with a misde- meanor. Seeley said he had done nothing 1 to warrant arrest, which could be easily l shown on an examination.
 Haring the baker has excavatsd for a store alongside his bakery on Maple street. Announcement was made yesterday of i an anniversary mass for the repose of the | soul of the late Rev Father Pagan on Thursday morning of this week. at St Francis church. All friends were invited. The O'Donnen excise case was again continued to-day as the two witnesses did not show up. They may be sent for.
 One of the district committee informs us that they have got through dickering with Mrs Perry, as regards plo. for school pur. poses. She refusing to lower her price below $4 400. proceedings to condemn the land are already under way. The district attorney thinks possession and title can be obtained in less than eight weeks. The committee could not find any other ac. I oeptADA6 4OChI1Ou.
 The Boys brigade, No ?, will meet al their room this evening.
 1 Judge Hungerford, as trustee, has been clearing out the stock of the insolvent debtor. Abramson, at the store near the Swedish church.
 The largest Sunday crowd yet carried left here on the down train yesterday morn irg,
 | The board of charities will meet tonight to transact regular business Matters con cerning the opera house will probably be discussed.
 Thomas Renahan of Union City is pre- pairing to put down 'o1nd ltion for six family tenement on the old foundry rroper ty near his hotel.
 William Lloyd opened his pharmacy or Main street last Saturday. It is fitted uK nicely, everything being bright and new Barton Cross will be his assistant.
 This is the last week to put in a sealed proposal to do the work of laying cobblt gutters in the borough, either with or with out furnishing the material. Only residents may bid.
 The rain came just in time on Saturday to knock out the ball game between thu High school nine and the clerks of the shot company. It also spoiled the prospects fol the Hibernian picnic at Linden part, whicl was carried over to another date. As I number of the school boys go into camp a Twin lakes to-day it is Doubtful if the gamt is played this season.
 Richard McAuliffe has gone to Steven son, this state, to spend few days vaca tion.
 Owing to the rain the Tennis club diS not visit WaterviIle on Saturday.
 Three members of the boys choir left ol wheels yesterday for the Twin lakes Twenty-Five more will follow to-day. Th' boys expect to have lots of fun during tht trip.
 John Hall served chowder to his friend on Saturday night. His opinion was tha yesterday would prove a very dry day il town, but as there were announced a few big cambakes with full wagon load of bee as au accessory, he thought the boys would not mind<the closing of the saloons unti we have a rainy Sunday.
 There was a very large attendance at th different services at St Francis church yes terday. The Rev Father Lenahan an nounced that he was meeting with goot deal of success in the work of collecting ard that the annual report would be on to be proud of. At the Congregations church the Rev MT Soule preached to large congregation. Tho music of the da. was above the average. A quartette "Teach Us to Pray and also a sopran, solo, "Forever with the Lord" were render ed in fine style. The Rev MT Ellsworth, a St Mlchaers. and Rev MT Meredith, at th M. E. church. preached to good sizet Econgregations, both morning and evening The boy choir at St Michaels performe' their part of the service very nicely.