Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-20
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Amos Parsons Arrested For Cruelty to
 Animals,

nal, in the shape of horse, which looked | as if he was so near his end that the sight of feed of oats might kill him from joy It was the worst looking 'skate" seen here for many a day. Thomas McKiernan, l who had indulged too much for his own good and be came abusive. was also au- other of the chiefs subjects. In the bor- | ough court this morning Judge Hunger l ford suspended judgment in the Mckier nan case and continued the Parsons case until tomorrow morning.
 | In the probate court to-day theIe will be a hearing as regards an insane party. 1 Andrew Wiley and family returned home | from vacation last evening. l The Rev Sherrod Soule and wife are pected home on Friday.
 The funeral of Mrs Ellen Irving. aged | 35. took place this morning from St Fran cis' church.
 The price of the "Citizen" was lowered yesterday to one cent a copy. In an edi- torial Editor Clyma accured the capitalists of furnishing money to back up the''News" and gives W. T. Rodenbach as the source through which the supply is furnished, H. says 1.-The issue is perfectly plAin-one | paper is to be edited and managed in the interest of employers and capitalists and the other in the interest of the men who work with their hands," In the meantime those who desire good family paper | devoid of all pickering, containing the general as we'll as a column or more of Naugatuck news daily will find the DEMO- GRAF at their service as usual
 It was Edward Gerry of New Haven. not our Naugatuck friend. who was fined $5 in the borough court yesterday.
 4. c. Futile and wife have gone for few weeks visit to Canada the former home of Mrs Futile.
 Both of Barnum's new stores are oc- cupied. one as tea store, and the other | for footwear.
 Citizens who have occasion to cross Rub Der avenue from Water street think there should be sidewalks laid to Church street.
 A good portion of the gravel washed down on to John Kennedy's yard was carted back on to the steeet yesterday.
 Michael Brsnegle. an employe at No ? Shoe factory, while hurrying about some work yesterday struck his head against an iron bar cutting quite gash in the scalp, which was plastered up by Dr Bull,
 All kinds of printing executed with neat ness and dispatch at the DEMOCRAT office A speciality is made of numbered coupon books for fairs.
 The new scenery at the opera house will be ready to use about September 5 Any society or company using the house and damaging the same should be made to pay well for it. The practice of many amateur companies of cutting holes through scenes so that they can stand behind aud.see the audience, should be broken up. The scenery will be damaged enough by actual ] wear and accidents, without being ma liciously destroyed.
 The injunction against the city of Dan bury emptying its sewage into the Still river will go into effect on May 1, 1897. By that time the city must have new dis posal plant ready to receive its sewage. This borough now has had two years and better to look into the matter of sewage di posal, and has not as yet done the first thing toward it When We get couple of hundred cases of typhoid fever in town, which are sure to come unless there is some system of sewage adopted soon. then all will be very anxious for q disposal sys- tenn.
 Mir and Mrs Luther Platt did not start for the shore until to-day, the former by an early train and the latter. this afternoon. Mir Platt had fishing engagement for the day,
 Many of the acquaintances here of ex-Con- ductor Beers of the Consolidated road will be grieved to hear of his mlshap ln falling l n cOutA 4NOI "alh yesterday
 John McCabe, manager of the Happy Ten, issues A challenge to play a game of base ball with the Latin class of St Francis church for league ball or any amount of money. We hope these boys will not play a money game. It is bad enough for men to indulge in the gambling habit. and the younger element will all have more money through life if they never indulge in it.
 The warden and burgesses will meet to- night to discuss sidewalks on Meadow street Bids for curblng and sidewalk on Maple street will also be opened.
 We are informed that six different or gaDiz .tions are arranging to give six day fairs and festivals bet tWeeu this and Deccm Der 1, The firemen will. open on Septem- Der ? with a free band concert in the opera house. They offer about thirty prizes valued at $500. The Red Men come next, in October. with still larger list The Ladies' auxiliary of Hibcrnians will also hold a three days festival in Sep tember.
 Dr Delaney was expected back from Canada yesterday, but did not arrive.
 The Misses Lizzie and Elmor Morse are at Larchmont Manor visiting the family of Dr Morse.
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 The center district school committee were to meet yesterday afternoon to ap- point principal for the High school, also to fill vacancies and consider other mat ters relative to the good of the district. Owing to a letter received from one of the parties it WAS deemed advisable to wait until this evening. if not later, before making the appointment, unless something } more should develop.
 The first meeting of the board of relic f to hear appeals from the action of the ns- sessors will be held at room 3, town hall building. on Monday evening" August 26 from to 9 o'clock; also on Thursday, August 29 at the same hours. and on Sat urday, August 31, from to and to 9 p. m. The board consists of William H. Mccarthy. J. Howell Jennings and Aaron French.
 Although there VI re posters 0 t that the high school nine and the officials were to play ball yesterday. they did not play. the captain of the officials not being able to . raise nine to play. Not to disappoint . the public, arrangements were made with the office clerks to take the officials place. The score at the finish stood, High school 8, office clerks 4.
 Wants, For Sale. IU Nenl. WANTED-one or more men. who under. 1kn AnnN .s, ,,,l1, -l..