Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-17
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Three Untamsd Youths From AnsOmia
 Taken Into QMod.


 whiskey, and abused the animal they were driving, as they did the doorman at No ? shoe factory for not permitting them to go up into the shoe rooms. Chef Hosford was sent for and with the assistance of a liveryman put them in the lookup. charg- ing them with intoxication, breach of the peace and cruelty to animals. They gave their names as William Cribbon, Noah White and Thomas Shortell. While in the cells they made music enough to attract quite a number to the windows. This morning Judge Hungerford fined White and Shortell $1 and costs, amounting to $23 30 ln each case. Cribben was ac- quilted.
 The band concert last night drew out a large number of listeners. The music was good and 6 number of ladies residing in vicinity of Church street requested us to express their thanks 10 the band for the excellent programme rendered. When the park is finished. with its broad. smooth walks and plaza the young people will have ball room at hand if the band will play dance music.
 MT and Mrs J. H. Whittemore returne d home last evening.
 Robert Saunders will read the service ut St Michaels church tomorrow, the rector being absent taking vacation at the sea shore.
 MT and Mrs Luther s. Platt will leave town on Monday for a weeks stay in the vicinity of Milford. Blackfish will please take notice.
 Professor Stevens of Yale will deliver the sermon at the Congregational church tomorrow.
 A meeting is called for tonight at Odd EaI10 l,ol k@ xaIn a local encampment branch shall be formed in this borough
 The borough has struck a trouble some job in putting down the sewer pipe on Maple street from Phpnix shop tower to bridge.
 The price of concrete work is from five it was earlier in the seasop. Curbing re- mains about the same.
 A letter has been received, signed 'Mrs J. 0. S." in winch the writer complains of the inattention of the moterman and conductor on a Naugatuck car. Sine should make charges to the off cers of the con- pany and. without doubt, they will be in- vestigsted.
 The various committees have made their estimates of the amount of money needed for the reunion of the Fifteenth Connecti- cut Volunteers, which is to be held in this place on Monday, August 26. All who wish to contribute for this purpose can hand the money to either member of the committee on finance, which consists of R W. Lewis, Isaac A. Morse and George Cragg. About S100 is needed.
 Steamed clans at O'Brien's tonight.
 Miss Margaret Daley has accepted a position as stenographer and type writer in the office of Architect Griggs of Water bury, during the absence of Miss Beatrice Burnes, who is summering in the Berk- shire hills.
 Thomas Neary owns the real estate and has the capital if he chooses to use it, to revolutioEize the whole business center of the borough. On one piece of land he could put fine stores on three streets, and furnish a center that would do three-fifths of the business of the borough, including the postoffice. to say nothing of going up but one pair of stairs to reach twenty offices, that would rent easily for good prices. It is golden opportunity.
 Quite 8 number went from here to Boul- der grove last night
 Over forty went from here to Mantle on the excursion yesterday.
 Both the News and Citizen have decided to give up the weekly field to the Enter prise for this week The News advertises that subscribers who have paid in advance for the weekly will be furnished with the daily on Tuesdays and fridays until their time expires. The Citizen will continue its weekly after this week.
 Dr Robbins reports to the health officer case oftyphoid fever at Straitsville.
 The cold wave that was expected to reach us yesterday must have struck hot blast on the way, as it was very warm during the afternoon.
 The center district school committee is liable to name principal for the High school to- day, also to fill out the require ed list of teachers
 Lauren and William Ward, curtain and suspender ring manufacturers, have 6 number of nice cottages on Ward street which are being painted by employees oi Luther c. Baldwin.
 Major Harvey G Denpiston is at home in Union City taking a needed rest His business has been quite brisk this season in the vicinity of New York city and New Jersey.
 The Platt's Mills Go are to put up store house building on Oak street 35x55 feet. Parks the builder. will do the work
 There were two runaways yesterday Lynch of Church street was delivering goods when his horse took fright and ran turning the wagon over, badly wrenching it. Elliott, the stone mason, stopped his team to help right Lynch's wagon when hil htrse ran away but did no damage.
 The board of assessors and board of re lief will meet meet in room 3, Town hall building. on Thursday evening next, fol the abatement of polls of sick and indigen persons.
 If the figures given out. of the grand list made out by the assessors of the borough are correct, we desire to call the atten | tioD of the assessors and board of relief tC sections twenty and twenty-five of tn, amended charter. in the first aseregards th' | appointment of assessors and their oath tt a faithful discharge of their duty; in the latter to the letter of the law, as follows 1.-The assessors of said borough shal before the 20th day of December, makt | out a correct assessment list of all real ant personal estate of the inhabitants thereof liable to be set in the list by the assessor | of the town, and shall assess all property at it's true and just market value. and uot l it's value at a fixed or auction sale, and also | of the polls of the residents therein, whicl shall be set in the list at one hundred dol lars each.' On completion it goes to tn borough clerk, who shall forthwith giv' notice, etc. This section says propert! shall be assessed at it's just and true value not at forty per cent, making twenty-fiv or thirty mill tax necessary to meet our ex penditures. II sounds bad and had tn framers of the amendment not wanted change, the section would have read diff ferently.
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