Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-04
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
M. J. LanStord Appointed Superin-
 tendent of the Poor.

The D0ArQ or CnaTlueS met lhst HlSnL and organized, the warden and borough clerk being present: An informal ballot was taken Cor superintendent of the poor. Nj. J. Langford, one of the board. re- ceiyed three votes. George D. Bissell two. and c. F. Hungerford one. formal bal lot was then taken, Mir Langford receiving four vott S, George D. Bissell two. On motion it was then voted to make the nomi- nation unanimous. It was voted to make the salary $500 per annum. The matter of where his office will be located will be discussed at a future meeting.
 The board of registrars met last night and worked Ion the center school district list. They are also making out the female list of voters.
 The engineers are setting stakes for lev cling and grading up the Church street side of the green, which will soon be com menced.
 Mrs Jane Hawley, widow of Alfred Flaw ley, who has occupied the Warner house on Church street for a couple of years past. will move in few days to one of Russell Saunders houses on Meadow street. Mrs Hawley has established nice business by baking bread, pies and cake for families in the immediate neighbor- hood of her home.
 It was so dark here between and 2:30 p. m. yesterday that lamps were lighted in cur factories.
 The Y. NJ 0. club open their festival in the opera house tomorrow night. Be sides the evenings dancing there will be good stage attractions. The weather has cooled of just in time to make it pleasant for any company assembled.
 At the meeting of warden and burgesses tonight they will choose by ballot eighteen persons according to the charter asteemed in the community as men of good charac ter. approved integrity, sound judgment and fair education, to serve as jurors from this town in the superior court, the court of common pleas of New Haven county, the district court of Waterbury, in trials before justices of the peace, and in tEt borough court of this borough, for one year from September mex.
 The board of education heId their regu lar monthly meeting last night and dis cussed the affairs of different schools | the town. The school committee of center district is at a loss as Yet in finding q proper site for East side school.
 The Ladi. S Aid society of the Congre gationA church will meet in the Parish house to- morrow afternoon. Tea will bt served.
 Our citizens say that Prospect is a good place to hold law suit. They furnish g free lunch.
 Furanda, on Water street, is fitting ul public bath rooms, one being all ready fol use. This is something that has beet needed here for some time.
 The selectmen will adv vertise in few days for all bills against the town to be sen | SV1 bof bax fbair hCokS hy July 1st. The board of charities will oper up the new books in a few days.
 As we can hear of nothing except bal game to come off to attract people here or the Fourth of July day, High Rock grove Quassapaug and Waterbury will draw large crowds from the place. There will be q fine fireworks exhibit in the evening 1T commemoration of the day, and to fur nish some pleasure to the women and chil dren in the place whose means will not admit of u CT going out of town to cele brate. People living on the east side. O. anywhere Tn sight of Beechsr heights, vii not have to leave their homes to witness this work, about all of which will bC thrown from fifty to five hundred feet il the air. Within $25 of the amoun needed to purchase this display has beel subscribed and the work ordeIei up to ful amount. with the understanding that al that is not subscribed for by the 18th o June may be cancelled. It probably vii all be raised. As Il e has been sucl varied opinions as regalds to who fur Lishes the money for these celebrations MT Morse this year on his programm sheet will publish the list of contributors but not the amount of their contributions The friends of Hugh Jones, who witl hi5 family after he was sick here for tw years, was sent back to England to die will be glad to know that he has so far re covered that he Is able to hold a goo , position, and also to pass an examination and have a life insurace policy restored t him that he was oollged to drop for wan of means. He writes that he has neve taken any medicine since he lanGe there but followed pr Conkey's advice given a the hospital to wash his stomach out twic day, which he has constantly done. H , desires to thank many kind friends | Naugatuck who assisted both him an family during their trouble here.
 Owing to have an operation to perforl Dr Bull did not start for the west yestel day as he expected to. He will probabl get away to-day. His family will spen : the time during his absence ut Pittsielt Mass.