Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-31
NAUGATUOK COLUMN.
Final ArrAnEeriients For the Base Ball
 G+afite and suppeF.

recommended that the spread be given at the Commercial hotel. Objections were made because the dining rooms were so small that it would require three rooms to feed ffty.two people. It was voted to have the supper there.
 Manager German, Burgess Jennings and James l.. Murphy of the school board were appointed committee to name the nine players and substitutes. They reported as follows: Pitcher aud captain, Weary, borough clerk; catcher, Nichols, assistant clerk; sbortstop, Dayton, of school board; 1; first base, Ham. engineer; second base. Rodgers, registrar; third base. HuBgerford, judge; right field, Brennan, board of charities; left field, Delaney, and center field, Murphy, both of school board. The substitutes are Burgess Jennings, Doctors Robbins and Johnson. Superintendent Langford, Janitor Hart and Selectman German. Each of the players is to pro vide himself with a white duck uniform; substitutes. with white caps.
 Notice was received from the Waterbury friends that their number for supper would not exceed twenty The manager was instructed to furnish their captain with twenty tickets for ground and supper. The names of Waterbury players were furnished as follows: E. Kilduff, clerk; [; Johnson, engineer; GriggS. collector; i; Morris. selectman; Loughlin, janitor; Freney, phy ysician; Mattison. prosecuting agent; Holohan, prosecuting agent. The substitutes are Pinney. McMahon. Grady. McDonald, Cassin, Brooks and Belden. The meeting adjourned un'il this evening at 7:30 o'clock, to await further develop mentS.
 Roger Connor will nmplre the game.
 Vu nedy went to Rockaway this morning to join MT Kennedy. who is there with the the children.
 Miss Birdie Daily gave a reception to n number of lady friends from New York last night. A pleasant evening was spent.
 In the borough court to-day Charles Yorg. for selling liquor last Sunday, was fined $50 and costs. The O'Donnell liquor case was continued until Monday.
 Cards are out for the wedding of Lewis L. Curtiss and Miss Mabel A. Nichols, at St Michael's church on Wednesday. August '. Both are we'll known young society people of Union City.
 A twelve inch tile pipe is to be laid from opposite the Town hall building to Center bridge and out so that it will empty into the river. This will give an outlet for
  Thomas Weary block, corner of Maple and Church streets.
 The borough court was full of business yesterday. Three excise cases, a drunk, and two assault cases made the record of the day. From appesranc the saloon keepers who attempted to do an illegiti- mate business will get the worst shaking up that they have had for years.
 Quite number will attend at St Francis church tomorrow morning at o'clock the anniversary mass for the happy repose of the soul of the late Rev Father Pagan A number from out of town are also ex- pected to be present.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Congaega- tional church meet in the Parish house to- day. The Boys brigade, No l, will meet in their rooms tomorrow evening. Miss Lizzie Morse will leave here on Friday evening for a few weeks visit at Pittsdeld, Mass. She expects to return in | time to resume her teaching of piano on September 9.
 A number from here will go on the big excursion down the road on Saturday of this week.
 Everybody expects that the Waterbury nine will win the game tomorrow, but the | Naueatuck side expect to have lots of fun | while they are doing it.
 We think if the matter was looked into ID insurance circles it would be found that New York men both here and in Water bury ale getting up combinations in other companies besides the one represented by Seeley, sto beat the antl-rebate law. Prom ises from those establishing combinations to induce others to join, that the next years assessment shall be gra led by the number they induce to go in, looks very | much like a rebate to those who have been in the business. There have been a num- Der of local boards formed here lately, | composed of those who have increased their insurance on the terms proposed. It was so dark yesterday at 2 o'clock | during the shower that the factories had to start up their electric plants to enable l their employees to work. It continued so | for forty-five minutes
 Probate Judge Benton yesterday ap. | pointed Frederick Clarke administrator of the | estate of Isadori Clarke.
 An infant child of John Rhmonat died yesterday and will be buried to-day in Grove | cemetery.
 John H. Whittemore yesterday trans. 1 ferred the brick store building, corner oi Maple and Water streets, to R. W. Lewis also the three aoJolnlnS store buildings on Water street to A. H. Dayton. I Dennis Lannon's son yesterday had his right thumb cut of at the first joint by ar axe while another was cutting hay and he showing it along.
 l John Breen has traded of his interest in the dwelling house and seven lots on hi: place for the large house of Mrs Louis 0 Warner on Church street. And now we hear that the Citizen vii ! also get out daily in a short time. "Yt Editor Peck has not been heard from yet For Naugatuck items of interest contipn' to buy the DEMOCRAT
 All town or borough officials. elected or appointed, who wish to attend the supper given by the official base ball nine, vii please hand their names to Town Clerl Hearns before Thursday noon, to insure seats at the tables.
 Some one tore down part of the railing of the steps of Thomas Neary's building about which so much has been said anC \ written, last night. A reward of $50 ii offered for the conviction of the parties.
 GASTRIC JUICE.