Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-20

0. E. HoApLEY. NJ. J. Langford was appointed by Judge Benton yesterday trustee of the insolvent estate of Anthony Maher. George Acktr- man and E. P. Noonan are appraisers.
 After Monday next all legal notices will be posted on the town post in front of the Town hall.
 Clinton Broadway, brother of Mrs pr Spring, is visiting the doctors family. He resides in New Jersey.
 Do not let the whistles about s o'clock tonight disturb you; 24 and 27 will be blown to test the lines.
 The Mission chapel people at Union City will hold a picnic to High Rock grove on Wednesday next.
 The list of unclaimed letters in the p os!- office this week is as follows: Miss Maggie MeCann, Miss Ada NJ. Carroll. J. J. Cur tin, Owen Welch. John Magee, James Finnell, Alvin Larssen and OS e1 Walsh
 Although it has been reported that James Mcclellan has the scarlet fever Dr Futile, his physician. says that as yet he has had no symptoms strong enough to warrant him in reporting it as typhoid, He says Me, Kellsn has fever, but he does not consi- der it typhoid.
 Now that we are getting a good many Italians in this vicinity, it Is we'll to give them to understand at once that the dis play or use of murderous weapons. which l they so frequently resort to. will be severe ly punished. We have plenty of room for all good citizens of all nationalities, but can we'll dispense with all who have no re. gard for our laws only as they are forcsd to obey them.
 Engineer Ham is interesting bimself ir I the destruction of the beetle that is de stroying the elm trees on the green. 1 The question to be answered to-day if the weather permits Is wbo will win the twenty five dollars that the cutters and shoemakers of Ph"nix shop are to play fol at the picnic of Liberty Lodge, Sons of S' George, held at Linden park. The game will be called at o'clock it was decided to secure the American Band of Waterbury for Labor day, to have a short parade, with a free band concert in the opera hause dur ing the afternoon, previous to the opeRine of their fair in the evening It has beer announced that there would be no parade on that day. but one of the officers says that the arrangements have been made as stated above.
 Some of the goods of David Davids. who is to open a restaHreut ia Conran's build ing opposite the postoffice. arrived yester day, Mir David has been known to many Naugstuck people for good many years as R man who knew how to get ur gooC meal.
 The ball game that was to be played between the Naugatuck and Danhury clut to-day is off.
 Peter Martin of Waterbury was found here so drunk yesterday morning that h, was carried to the lookup in an expres: wagon. This morning Judge HuDgerfort thought that $1 and costs woul be a fai settlement Sabio, who was fined $5t yesterday. took an appeal,
 complaint was lodged yesterda, against ten years old boy. named Charles Petit. who makes a practice O stoning a five years old youth named Walsh. Sentence was suspended to-day.
 The board of burgesseS will meet mex Tuesday evening.
 The board of selectmen at thelr meeting last Monday night appointed eighteen jurors besides the eighteen appointed b, the burgesses. What action the burgesse: may take is not known. We publisl the names of the last eighteen appointe' Dy me selectmen: treuerlcH CalleDuer Hooker Hotchkiss, Anthony C. Maher George Alderman. Arthur L. Peck Thomas H. Benton. William Hopkins. Nj J. Burke, T. F. Maher. l.. Monroe Bald win, David H. Pratt. Frank Trnesdaie Gilbert Nichols. N. ;. Wilmot, D. J. Cor man, John Bird H. H. Johnson. Patr.cl Baxter. We published the names of th other eighteen few weeks since. Tn board of burgesses may possibly throy half of them out.
 A trolley party from Waterbury came her, last night and occupied Barnum's hall fo dance. They brought their music.
 Attorney Eugene Sweeney of New Nor City and Attorney George Kennedy of But falo, N. \. are visiting relatives here.
 By request of twenty signers to peti ton of the Center district school commit tee have called a meeting for next Thurs day night to consider the advisability 0 authorizing a~ change in the time of em ployiDg teachers for the following year; O, in fact, the hiring of teachers by commit tee beyond their term of office.
 DsCarlo was unable to obtain bonds an WAS taken to jail to-d day to serve his sen tence of l20 days.