Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-15
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Quiet Sunday i'm the Town Down
 the Valley.

 the Valley.
 About eighty passengers left here yester- day morning on the south bound train.
 Between forty and fifty of our young men, and some not so young, had shore dinner yesterday on one of the lower roads. A ball game was also indulged in during the day.
 The granite blocks for the fountain are all here and the same will probably be put in position this week. There was only one arrest made on Saturday night. Chief Hosford picked up Edward Marshall about 1 80 a. m intoxi- cated and furnished him with lodgings. Judge Hungerford to-day declared his $1O bond forfeited. William walsh, for an as- sault on William Schmitz. was fined $2 and costs. Morris Richards, for breach of the peace, first offence, was discharged. The Rev Mir Ellsworth conducted the service at the funeral of James Hall yes terdsy.
 Eugene Geary is no longer in J. J. Lins- keys employ.
 If the weather is favorable look out for a good ball game tomorrow on the trot- ting park at 3:30 o'clock. between the High school team and 8 picked nine
  ton, Mass, where a weeks retreat is to be spent by the priests of the diocese.
 The Rev D. B Perry of Crete. Nebrs ska, preached in the Congregational church yesterday.
 Dr D. H Moore of this place and Miss Gardner of Danbury are to be married at the brides residence in that city on We'd nesday. The doctor will have the good wishes of many friends. As the fremen are not to parade cn Labor day of this year, and the annual in- spection can be ordered for any other time just as well by the fire commissions IS, why can't the the employees of the Glove company have an excursion to Roton Point or some other good place on that day. The matter is worth being talked over. We notice in one of our locals that the marriage of Fred Clark and Mrs Ida E. Richards took place in New York on July 6. They will reside on Cannon hill
 Charles Curtiss has sold the Emerson Hotchkiss place on Pond hill to Howard Burlingame, who will take possession in October
 We had rain here on Saturday morning with a clearing up and sunshine for a couple of hours after dinner, causing all to think that it would be 8 good day for the ball game, tennis play and picnic, but about 3:30 p. m. one Of the heaviest show of the season came up to mar all the events The Derby High school boys were here, and the tennis team of WatertoWn wera | telephoned not to come. The picnickers did the best they could under the circum stances, having quite number there dur ing the evening. Linden park is not a very desirable ground on foggy or misty night
 The Y. M. c. I. base ball club will go tc Danbury on Saturday to play in that city.
 Luke Comiskey is moving his restaurant business to-day to 8 stand near the depot
 On Thursday Judge Benton will appoint trustee and appraisers for the insol. vent estate of Anthony Maher. Town Clerk Hearns will decline to act.
 The Boys brigade, No 2. will meet in the basement of the church at s o'clock this evening.
 Bailiff O'Loughlin has placed an attach. ment for $500 on the house being built fol Anthony Whitaker, in an action brought by Jeremiah Dunn.
 The midsummer festival at the opera house is on Wednesday evening of this week refreshments will be served after the performance. The band will furnish mu sic and Morse will put rp big balloon at | o'clock.
 There was good at all of our church yesterday. A number of Waterbury peo' pie attended service in the different houses. There was large number of viz. itors from that city here during the day Quite a number of our reople also visit Waterbury every Sunday.
 The views from the heights yesterday were very.6ne. Quite a number took ad vantage of the clear atmosphere to take z look at the surrounding country
 It was remarkably quiet day here yes terday. It used to be common sight tc see dozen or more tipsy men on oul sreets through Sunday, but that time ii past, although Waterbury frequently re tlrns man we'll filled with corn juice was the case of one arrested yesterday. A a whole we have become a very quiet ant orderly borough, one that three of our rev erend gentlemen tell us they feel they have right to be proud of.