Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-08
DOWN THE VALLEY.
Patronage at the Disposal Of NRuga-
 tuck's New Board of Bur Gesses.

1uCksS New Board or Bur EeSSeSs The board of bxr gesses at their first meet ing will, besides committe es, have the ap- continent of bo rough clerk in place of 0. F. Huugerford; a borough attorney in place of John NJ. Sweeney; health commit tee, in place of Isaac A. Morse; superin- tendent of streets in place of John B. Schmidt; also the appoin tment of addition al police, and reduction to ranks of the chief If they see fit; board of charities, who will sppoint superi ntendent of poor; A board of fire commissis )ners, board of re- lief. two assessors and others. They will also fix the salary of to~ u clerk and assist ant. and a nu umber Of eth 1T appolntive of ficers. The board is composed of gentle men:whom We think after the appointments are made will work very tremendously to- gether.
 Now that the .Aection is over the au- thorities propose to have some more money paid over for dog taxes. There is fully $4OO that should be collected.
 The ladies connected with tho mis sion ment thes evening.
 Bills are ont advertising an Old Folks concert at the opera house on May Is.
 Henry J. Hurley ard Miss Kane We're married at St Francis church this morn ing.
 Last night Mary Rzenzski came to Attor- ney Kennedy'S office with her friend, | Stanislaus Norwaski, and had suit | brought for breach of promise against Stephen Grendzinski for g .000 for want I thereof to attach his body. Deputy Sheriff Sweeney went to Union City and arrested him and he was placed in the lookup. This morning he concluded to marry the lady. They were married by | the Rev Father Lenahan. The lady is I only seventeen years of age and her hus- I bard 26. Suit was withdrawn and they departed happy.
 The Citizens band will play a number of selections on Friday evening in front 1 of Barnum's hall before the opening of their social.
 The Young Peoples society of the Con- gregatlonal church will be entertained to- \ night by a one hours trip to Alaska. fare J free. The members of the church are also | invited to attend at the parish house at s o'clock P. m.
 We hear nothing said as yet regarding I any arrangements being made to celebrate \ the Fourth of July. Isaac A. Morse. who has managed such occasions for the past I five years, will decline this season to han I dle the days programme. but will, in the interest of the rising generation and in 1 honor of the day, also of the new borough. solicit subscriptions for as fine display of fireworks the evening will admit of. An j elegant display of large aeriel works can 1 he given from the heights and seen by I one-half of our population without leaving their homes. In case of rain the works could easily be taken care of this season. The board of school visitors held their last monthly meeting on Monday evening. The board ot education takes charge next Monday night. Two of our editors run for office on Monday, MT Peck for collector and Mir CIyma for burgess in the second ward. The latter received twenty-two votes, 1 within two of the highest man on his 1 ticket. The other ran fifty ahead of his ticket, polling 7S9 votes in the borough. beating his opponent by 127. It's A cold day when Peck gets left.
 Tea will be served this afternoon at the \ parish house by members of tha Ladies' Aid soclety.
 Buffalo Bills wild west paper was freely circulated here yesterday. for Waterbury on May 2S. It will draw big crowd from ! this place.
 The board of burgesses were to have met last night to audit the monthly bills. As ! only the repuDllCAn memOtES were present and the warden was absent no business could be done. The clerk will notify members to meet on tomorrow evening.
 Miss Mary Comisky and Thomas Murtna were married at St Francis church this morning by the Rev Father Lenallap iThey left for wedding tour on the II o'clock train.
 There are from three to four hundrel copies of the borough report at the bur gesses room, if anyone desires copy
 They will be good to have next season tol
 reference, when we hope to see com
 plete register of expenses of all depart
 ments as we'll as monies received.
 Quite number will go to WaterbUr!
 from here to See "Duffys Blundsrs' to
 night, also to hear the comic opera ~ Mas
 cot" on Thursday and Friday.
 The Women's Study club met yesterday
 for business. A number of names wer,
 proposed for membership. Arrangements
 are about completed for their reception
 and entertainment at the parish hous,
 next week.
 Mary Johnson. charged with stealing $1(
 from Charles Noble. was sentenced tc
 thirty days in jail to-day
 John Deegan has purchass d the Matthew
 Beirne place and will be open for business
 Saturday.