Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-13

meeting of the collation. committee for the Fifteenth regiment reunion was held last evening at H. c. Baldwin's They expect to have to provide for a cou- pie of hundred. The committee will come around to see you soon.
 A civil case, Frank D Thcmas against J. H. Frost of New Haven, was tried yes terday before Judge Hu1gerford Ex- Chief Bollman of New Haven appeared for Frost, Judge Sweeney for Thomas. The latter secured a judgment for $50 and costs, for rent. storage. etc.
 It is claimed that some fifty out of nearly two hundred men in one the rooms of the q. M. R. Shoe Go have asked for the dis charge of one of the foremen. While tue head men admit that it is so, they refuse to be interviewed on the subject.
 The Rev Father Howe of Ottawa. who has been a guest of Father Lenahan, leaves here o.day for home. A number of young men will follow him about September l to represents.
 The official and a picked nine will play ball on the trotting park tomorrow.
 Owing to theIr being no quorum resent the board of education held no meeting last night.
 The two dailies made their appearance last evening. Editor Clyma's paper con- tained twenty -four columns with eleven and a half columns of advertising matter. He claimed that he started on a paying basis. Editor Reyes paper contained twenty eight columns with eight and a half columns of advertising. How much either used of their weekly advertisements k.N ont fn ha ha hi ftAF labored under a disadvantage yesterday in getting out. having to wait for matter from New York. At the same time Mir Clyma's press got out of order so that they were both late.
 James J. Mccarthy is doing the local work for the Citizen for short time until things are working smoothly. The News has for It's local work an Ansonia man.
 William Stahl has agreed with Isaac Trowbridge for a lot on Hoadley street The title has not been passed yet.
 The sanctuary boys of St Francis church went down the road for days outing to Savin Rock to-day. Fathers Lenahan and Tanning accompanied them.
 John Stapleton left town to-day for a months visit to the Virginia Hot Springs where he goes to be benefited for the rheu- matism.
 One of the E. H. Carrington's teams made a small runaway across the green yester- day. Slight damage was done.
 The Salvation army lassies from WateI- bury visited several of the east side sl- looms last night looking for souls to save
 James J. Freeman was charged with violation of the screen law, in the borough court to-day. The case was continued until August 20.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Congre, gational church will meet in the pRrish house tomorrow afternoon.
 few went from here on the excursion to Pleasure Beach to-day. A number will go to Mantle.
 Work is very brisk at the factory of the G. NJ. k. Shoe Co. with prospect of plenty for some time to come Nearly all our factories are booming
 Although the beer license for Linden park was taken out by William Murphy. an employe of Thomas Renahan. it is paid for by the brewers who furnish the beel from Waterbury. The signers for license are P. F. Haunon, Armin Zhender, Pat rick Dooley, James DUfin and John Shield does not purchase of the Waterbury people and also arrange with Murphy to use his license.
 Chief Hosford did a very nice thing by one of the saloon keepers on Water street on Sunday. He satisfied himself that business was being carried on in a room at the rear of the house. seeing a number going in and out. He then followed three men in, finding a number these. He tol6 the party that it was the first time he had caught him, that if he sent the customers away and closed his place, all right. no ar rests would be made, but if he was caught again he would prosecute him to the full extent of the law. The man followed hil advice.
 Selectman German and wife returned from Rockaway Beach last evening, after pleasant visit.
 Our district schools will resume studies on September 5. According to the schoo calenders. As this date comes on Friday there will be only one days school that week. It looks like rather odd day tC begin on. Superintendent Caffrey, whC expects to be here on August 20, hal highly recommended young man for prin ciral of the High school. The board hal not acted upon the matter yet.
 The board of burgesses will meet to night to transact business as regard street | and sidewalks.
 Dr Bull has commenced taking up sods preparatory to grading his front yard tt conform to the height of the new sidewall line as laid down by the burgesses. He vii make his walk one foot wider than former ly. which will probably be continued l north as the walks are to be repaired.