Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-02
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES.
DOings Of a Day Ina NRUSatuck and
 Union City.

burgesseS elected on Monday next Will Da called upon to choose by ballot on June f. from the electors of the borough. eighteen persons, esteemed as men of good charac- ter. approved integrity. sound judgment and fair education to serve as jurors in the superior court, the court of common pleas. the district court of Waterbury. trials be- fore justices Of the peace in this town and in the borough court for one year from September l. They must also appoint during the month ot May board of pub | lie charities composed of six electors to serve from the first Monday in June. two for one year, two for two years, and two for three years and UEtil their successors have qualified. who will take the general management and control of the borough relative to poor persons, the insane and imbeciles This board has also the power to appoint a superinte ndent of the poor to serve two years at such compensation as they shall prescribe.
 Professor Blackman gave the lecture he delivered here on The Negro Question in the South, before the Mems Sunday even ing club at the United church in New Haven one Sunday of last month. The Glove company ale contemplating putting down six and eight inch water mains to connect with the sprinkling sys- tenn between the Phoenix and the coat shops. A come ection will also be made with the pipes for city water if the pipes are pu. down.
 When finished :he borough court room will be fitted up complete as any in our nearby cities. Naugatuck never does any thing by halves. and the borough court room will be no exception.
 The warden is having built four more booths to accommodate the voters of the different wards.
 Miles Culver and Miss Mary Brooks, both of this place. were married at the residence of A. N. Squire yesterday by the Rev Mir Meredith.
 Now that the health board is prohibiting the dumping of any filth, rrbbish garbage | or decayed vegetable matter on the high ways, more especially on the river road, it becomes a matter of necessity that the borough officials should provide a suitable place to deposit the same. Our people are law abiding citizens. but when they have lot of rubbish to dispose of and no placs provided they are apt to do things they would not under other circumstances.
 The Medical society met last night with Dr Johnson.
 A large number greeted the Rev Mir and Mrs Meredith and Mrs Meredith s sister, Miss Fuller. at the NJ. E. church parlors last evening
 Ore hundred and fifty dogs out of a pos sible GOO are all that are registered. The borough court will soon be called upon tn take action.
 Probate Judge Benton is very much pleased by a visit from his mother, Mrs James Elwin of Hartford.
 There was large turnout to hear the boy minstrels at the festival of the ladies of St Francis church last night. The festival will be continued through the week.
 The Naugatuck News kindly sends. af- ter use, large number of exchanges to the inmates of the town farm house.
 Delegations from Waterbury. Seymour, Ansonia and Yorrington. together with the warden and burgesses. inspected the new fire alarm system on Tuesday.
 With this issue the DEMOCRAT enlarges the space devoted to this borough, which we propose to keep filled with live news of interest to our readers. The incToased de- mand for the paper here makes 1t alto gether the best daily advertising medium that comes into the borough. Wtile We are anxious to get anything in the line of news the proprletors will insist on receiving reg. ular rates for anything that appears Tn our communications in the way of adver- tisemsnt. But We guarantee that if used it will produce results far beyond the ad vertisers' expectations. Notices left at Noe mans shoe store before 10:30 a. Ill will receive prompt attention. James E. Sweeney was to-day notified of his reappointment as deputy sheriff by Sheriff Spiegel of New Haven. MT Sweeney has held the position un Ter Sheriffs Gates and Tomlinson.