Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-13
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
A Waterbury Couple Married By (
 Justice Yesterday.

this place, call on Town Clerk Hearns, get marriage license and then go to some judge or minister to be married. Yester- day George Greenhalge and Della Riley were the happy pair. After getting their permit, they went over to Attorney Ken nedy's office as they had heard that he run the town and waited for him to come in. On his arrival they stated their business, which rather knocked him out, but being equal to the occasion he marched them be- fore Judge Hungerford, called Chief Hos- ford as witness, 1Scked the door to bar the town clerk out, and had the ceremony per- formed in good style. The witnesses re- fused to tell whether or not the judge sa- luted the bride.
 Anthony Maher, who kept & grocery at the cluster. made an assignment yesterday to Town Clerk Hugh Hearns, for the benefit of his creditors. Judge Benton place d Bailif O,Loughlin in charge of the prem ises until the appointment of trustee. We could not learn the amount of liabilities.
 Michael Dolan was Tn New York this week attending the ordination of a second cousin to the priesthood.
 We were misinformed yesterday as re- gards the time of funeral of James Hall. It will take place from the residence tt- morrow at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
 The bids for the building of the Bebee street school honse were opeDed last night by the district committee. The contract was awarded to Michael Shannahan at $5, 28O for the job complete. The other bids were as follows: J. H. Dunn, S5.- 787.24; E E. Stevens. s, 7S5; John J. German, $6,511; A. J. Dom, fly, $5. TAB.
 Any white woman who can read and write the English language, besides being good cook and 1aundress, can find good steady situation at big wages by applying at Dr Tuttle's at once.
 Attorney Kennedy's, wife and children left here to-day for Massachusetts. Mir Kennedy expects to be absent in Maiden and Boston until Thursday morning of next week, when he will be ready for busi- ness.
 Dr Spring recei we'd card last night from pr Bull who is at Sitka Alaska, dated July 1. Sitka was the furthest point that he expected to travel to. He wrote that he would be in Seattle July 9, remain = ing there two days, coming from there di- rect home. arriving here about July Is.
 A. S. Morse of Pittsfeld, Mass, is pay ing his parents on Church street few days visit
 We hear complaint this season that the tables and surroundings at High Rock are not kept iR as good condition as formerly.
 It is unfortunate for the center school district that the value of Mrs Perry's lot advanced so in price as soon as she found out that the same was wanted for school purposes, and it is to be hoped that instead of forcing the committee to have the site condemned she will come down to a fair price for the property; also that the committee will show liberal spirit, rather than have to invoke the law. which, with out doubt. would be expensive to both sides. The number of children who were barred out of school last season for want of room, demands that the same should be provided before the fall term. Mrs Perry was in the place yesterday as regard the matter.
 Do not forget the picnic of the Star light Social club at Linden Park this evening.
 District Deputy Pierson went to Water bury last night to install the officers of Speedwell lodge, No 10, K. of P.
 We have seven physicians in town. Two of them being absent makes the others quite busy, as there is considerable sickness in the borough.
 annual picnic to High Rock grove yester- day. Quite a number of others went down for half days enjoyment.
 w. J. Weary, borough clerk, has s,dver- tised for bids to lay cobble gutter, from August to May 1, the bidder to specify whether with or without furnishing mater ial. Bids are open only to residents of this borough.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congro- gational church will give midsummer festival at the Gem opera house on We'd nesday evening. July 10.
 The remains of the late Samuel Moves Andrew were buried yesterday. The fu. neral of James Hall will take place from his late residence on Sunday at 3:30 o'clock p. m.
 On Tuesday next at 3:30 p. m. the Naugatuck High school nine will play a picked nine from this place at the trottine park. good game may be expected. The Derby High school game is to be played here to-day.
 The list of unclaimed letters remaining in the postoffice this week is as follows: Miss Minnie Brewer, Mrs John o Keefe, Mrs August Pearson, John C. Sheehan, Edward Recor and Louis Ander son.
 Nichols had no truck heavy enough tt carry the six ton granite block belonging to the fountain to be placed in the park, SC it was slid off on skids and rollers anC hauled along by fall, tackle and horses, tc near its resting place on the green.