Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-29
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Arrangements For the Parade and In-
 spectiOM of the Fire Department.

uu1luk ShC AhO 1ASRoSSAOA OA eAS companies will take place north of the Town hall on Church street at 1 80 o'clock D. m. The line, headed by the American band of Waterbury. will wheel into Maple street, to Oak, to High, passing between the cemeteries to Main. to Bridge street, to foundry road, to Church street, to Rubber avenue, to Water street, to the department building, where the apparatus will be left. The companies will then march to the opera house, where the American band will give concert. The fair will open at o'clock in the evening and continue for six nights, with change of programme each evening.
 Miss Mary Kennedy and Miss Mollie Murphy have returned from their visit to Buffalo, N. Y.
 The board of relief should meet tonight | to hear complaints.
 John NJ. Sweeney and family returned from the seashore yesterday.
 Reserved seat tickets for HI Henry's minstrels are now on sale at McCarthy's. There will be big house.
 Glen Island will be quite an attraction for many on Saturday. the excursion rates being cheap enough for most anyone to go on days outing that can spare time.
 Jerry Dunn has a cellar very nearly completed fer sister of Captain Sullivan on the lot purchased from John M. | Sweeney.
 If the Maple street sewer pipe lately laid by Warden Stevens is merely to carry of the waste water from the fountain and watering trough it is all we'll enough. but 1 if the closets of the town hall and other buildings are to sewer into it then it will be necessary to run that pipe under the bridge out into the water. A ditch, as now proposed, will not answer the pur- pose.
 Miss Mary Soule and mother will return from their summer outing in day or two Mrs Sherrod Soule will return some time next week.
 Dr Johnson went to New Haven yester- day to meet Mrs Johnson and the children, who have been absent in Vermont the past two months. They are all in good health.
 Daniel Roach, the man under arrest for cruelty to an animal, was asked yesterday by the judge what he would do with the ! horse. which, by the way, is balky, if he | let him 20. and the horse baked again He replied that he would beat him until he would go Roach is charged with putting a chain around the horses neck and draw ing him with team. An officer of the Humane society is to be here on Saturday morning
 The News, to meet the advanced sales of the Citizen, cut its price yesterday to one cent And still the war goes merrily on. ] The board of charities failed to meet again last night, although quorum was present at different times in the evening. | The plans to be submitted for the new almshouse are awaiting the pleasure of the board.
 The Salvation army, ten strong. came last night with drums beating, banners flying, marching under permit from warden, to the front of the Congregational church. where they held ten minute meeting be- fore going to the basement of church which had been offered them. They were fol- lowed in by some hundred or more of out citizens, and the meeting opened Soon afterwards the hoodlums began to disturb the meeting in various ways. particularly by noises, and throwing cinders ln on the attendants. forcing some half dozen ladies to retire, vowing vengeance on tue police force for not being present to maintain ord; outside. The chief was absent in Union City and neither patrolman was in the vicinity for fifty minutes. The DEMOCRAT has only to say that it was the business oi the patrolmen to be ip that neighborhood and if there is repetition of last nightE work it will not be hard matter to gel I five burgesses to vote for their dismissal
 Officer Conran arrested Peter Browr last night While unlocking the outside door to cells he started and ran to Meadow street, where he was captures aud brought back bv Chief Hosford, who was sitting II the station st the time. In the borougi court this morning the case was called aud bond forfeited. James Riley, for intoxi .tion, had judgment suspended.
 The hines as arranged by the two com mittees last night are as follows, the frs named being t'- -n Naugatuck: Pitchers Shueree, Roge1s; catchers. Weary. Johnson first base, Ham, Kilduf; second base Hungerford, Griggs; third base. Fruin Freney; short stop, Sweeney, Mattison left field, Delaney, Morris; center field Murphy, Loughlan; right field, Brennan Moran; umpire, Frank Donohue-
 We are reliably informed that some o our best road horses are being frequently speeded on Noble's new half mile track a Straitsville. We have few horses here tha will trot in from 80 to ? 4J. The track said to be rather narrow for racing. We understand Mir Langford to say now that the dispatch received from Chicago was not as regards scenery, but tool box  cago firm is very busy, but our citizen can rest assured that when the scener does come they will have something in tn opera house to be proud of. We are onl
 sorry that the drop was not changed an
 set made complete.
 We hope our citizens tomorrow will r&
 be penny wise and pound foolish an
 place the board of charities in a positio
 that they will be obliged to lay out cot
 pie of thousand dollars on the old tow
 farm house. Every dollar expended 0
 that building for the purposes it is to b
 used for is so much thrown away.
 Complaint was made yesterday that tn
 roa on Highland avenue was in ba
 condition, owing to a broken plank over
 blind ditch.
 w. E Sims, local agent for the Jot
 Har cock Mutual Life Insurance Go, arriv c
 home to-day from visit to New London
 Conrad Gaab, aged 36. died this mort . ing from typhoid fever The funeral wi if probably be held Saturday.
 @ The door of the cash vault of the Natiol I al bank could not be opened yesterday Y owing to the settling of the vault. An el e pert came from New York last evening an s succeeded in opening the vault after a 1t hours labor, Cash with which to run tt }. business yesterday came from a Wsterbul d bank.
 y Our town and city officials will. if tt 70 weather is fair, play ball at Waterbury t 's day with that city's official nine Our me 8 expected to practice a little. but they Ana IS ly concluded to play the game and pra y tice at some future time. No matt d whether they win the game or not. or Ie Waterbury friends will find if they of 'e them supper. which they evidently will d
 that our men will need no practice in tn
 line. We hardly think that there is ar
 truth to the story that Mayor Kilduf vi
 offer the freedom of the city in a bra
 match box to Warden Stevens. because