Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-01
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Proposed Improvements at the Town
 Farm RufIdfmg.

a4s Proposed Improvements at the Town
 Farm Building.
 Augustus J. Smith, architect, of Water bury, was at the town farm building last night to see what alterations could be made to secure more room for inmates, MT Smith thinks, as all others must think who visit the farm house, that while an addition can be put on that will relieve the present wants, the building is in no way suitable for the uses intended and would be condemned in any section where they showed the least regard for sanitary measures. He has also suggested some ideas for an alteration in the closets at the Town hall building. which in fittings are very much behind the times.
 The Citizens Cash market on Water street will move this week to the other side of street, in Cuminsky's ol1 market.
 Mrs Lewis o. Warner, assisted by her sister, Mrs Hattie A D. utsch, will give an tat home" at her residence on Fairview avenue on Tuesday of next week from to 5 p. m, A large number of invitations have been extended.
 The manager of arrangements for to-day. and chairman of committees, met last night and completed their final arrange ments. Table arrangements were made for thirty Waterbury guests and tickets forwarded. Supper is to be served with seating capacity for seventy-five There is desire on the part of our officials to make the time spent here by our Water bury friends 8 very pleasant one. They say they may be beat playing ball but they do not intend to be beat in hospitality and they will win at ball if they can.
 The practice ball game yesterday be- tween the official nine and merchants nine, resulted in favor of the former. If they play as We'll to-day there will be a good game.
 It looks now as if outdoor picnics were knocked in the head as far as societies are concerned, for the balance of the season. The county commissioners want $50 for beer license for any grove
 A hot coal spark from an engine on the road went into the eye of Samuel Cheva- Her yesterday, causing him much pain. It was removed by Dr Moore, and the eye will probably be fit for use in day or two The live coal thrown from the about 9 o'clock last night, would have answered for pyrotechnic display for Fourth of July celebration
 St Francis church was crowded this morning at o'clock when Rev Father
  sary requiem mass for the deceased pastor of the church, Rev Father Pagan.
 In the borough court this morning Sid ney Wilson, who has been spending some time at the town farm for intoxication, but who came out day or two since, was re- turned for thirty days. Two men arrested by Officer Malone, John Abbott and Frank June, charged with intoxication, were fined $1 and costs each. DanielRCanaty. arrested for abuse, had his case continued for 30 days. The Zhender case went over until Saturday.
 Wilson Clark is arranging to put on a beach wagon to meet each train at the depot to carry passengers about the borough. If the service pays he will have carriage built expressly for the purpose, so that he can carry the baggage as well as passengers. MT Hinkley will also continue to run his teams from trains.
 Go and see the ball game this afternoon You will get 25 cents worth of fun.
 A. H. Dayton and family have arranged to board at the Whittemore cottage on Church street during the balance of the season.
 A list of rules and regulations to govern those sent to the town farm has been printed on cardboard and posted on the premises. There are many things of this nature being systemized by Superinten- dent Langford, in the interest of the borough.
 It seems that Engineer Ham had been misinformed as regards the location of tho sewer pipe from the Town hall building, getting on the wrong side of the street to find it. This was the reason the trench was filled again yesterday.
  for their weeks festival at the Gem opera house, commencing Labor day. The American band will give free concert in the house on that day to open the fair. previous to which there will be the annual inspection aud short parade by the de- partment. The board of burgesses voted themselves the board of fire commjs. sioners this year.
 A Waterbury party wants $2. .0O0 to re- paint and patch up the old scenery at the opera house and there will be nothing new when it is done. We venture to say that a complete newly painted canvas for the frames can be purchased for less than $500 and that Pierc Freeman and Charles Hine will mount it and put all in good working order for less than $50 more, which will give the house something to build up on Touching up the old canvas will be waste or money ana material.
 There is no reason why the iron pipe put out from the new pole on the corner of Maple and Church streets, to suspend the electric lamp from, should not have been from four to six feet longer. There are quite a number who think it would have been much more satisfactory. We mo- tice lights placed on the streets in towns near New York city in much better man. ner than those in Naugatuck Roger Connor has accepted an invita- tion to umpire the official ball game here to-day. Game will be called at exactly l o'clock. Those who attend will get the worth of their money ln fun, if not in see- ing fancy ball playing.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Charlotte A. Gibbud. aged 51. will take place from St Michaels church on Friday at 3 o'cloc k p. m.