Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-28
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Report of the Committee OM Finance of the Veterans Reunion.

pendltures as follows: Cash received, s95 90; paid to drum corps, $25; c. O'Brien. cigars. $9; St Michaels choir, $10; R Hinckley, carriage. $l; s. Church, $2.70; W. G. Hard. SIS; E. H. Darlington Co, 95 cents; Minetto, fruit, 60 cents, making total of $67. 25. The balance, $28 65, was turned over to H. 0 Baldwin. The board of education met last night and listened to what Superintendent | Caffrey had to suggest in regard to his | work here.
 AS our schools open on Tuesday of next | week we give to-day full list of the work | ing force for the coming season, in the Gen. ter district It should also be borne in mind that the parents of pupils can do much toward making the schools a success in the way of instructing their children to conform to the rules of the schools, and turning a deaf ear to every little r'fiiDg l comI laint children are so apt to run home with We doubt if there will be a teacher in the school this season but what will 1 have an ambition to make her class an or nament to the school, in study, cleanliness and good behavior, and the paren's can | help them very much to carry out their I wish if they chose to do so. We append the names: General Superintendent J. H Caffrey; Principal of High school, George s. Fairbanks; other teachers Miss Joseph inc A. Maher, Miss Laura Miller, Miss Alma Beal, Miss Cathie M. Leary, Miss Elizabeth Leary, Miss Mary A. King, Miss Sarah D. Smith, Miss Mabel Guerucey, Miss Jessie D. Griswold, Miss Alice Brown Fisk, Miss Margaret A. Dowd, Miss Eliz l. beth l. June. Miss Eliza A. Sweeney. Miss Catharine F. Leary, Miss Agnes l.. Breen, Mss Teresa B Daly. Miss Teresa NJ. Sweeney and Miss Maria June. A large outlay has been made every season for books, which helps to increase the tax list, but is cheerfully borne by the taxpayers
 If you are town or borough official and desire to go to Waterbury and take in the ball game be sure to send your name. if you have not already done so, to Town Clerk Hearns by o'clock this evening. This will give our Waterbury friends a chance to know how many to provide for.
 Please do not forget to tell your friends that on Monday next the DEMOCRAT will be materially enlarged; also, that for live Naugatuck news it has no superior. The price will still remain the same, twelve cents a week. delivered by tea time at your home, or two cents copy of newsboys at both ends of the town; also at Stapleton' s Church street paper stand and Kane's drug store, corner Maple and Water streets.
 The'firemens committee have their pro- gramme sheet in the printers hands. It will probably be ready for distribution on Saturday. As we have Hi Henry's band here for parade on Saturday and the American band on Monday, our citizens will have A chance to hear some good music For those who enjoy good min strel company Saturday nights perform ance will be treat.
 Michael O'DoDnell and family left on m early train this morning for days outing on the boat to New York city and back.
 The ugly sewer pipe hole in front of the Phoenix shop was closed mp yesterday. Dunn's men having connected up the pipes from the fountain.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Smith aged G1 :, will take place from the residence on High land avenue tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock. Friends are invited
 Dr Johnson was called last evening to Beacon Falls to attend two cases which may prove very serious ones. Two ladies' Mrs Rice and Mrs Gruber, well advanced in years, while out for ride near the school houGe in Boacpn Falls, were turned over backward with the carriage seat They were picked up unconscious and are suffering from concussion of the brain. They remained unconscious up to o'clock last evening, but showed signs of improve ment to-day.
 Andrews has cut the walk down some two feet, to level of floors in front of his new stores on Church street. As he con- trols the property south of stores and St Michaels parish that on the north, neither of which have been ordered to bring their walks to grade by board of burgesses, it will be necessary for the board to do some thing at once to prevent accidents. Lights were used last night to warn the weary traveller of danger
 The Rev Sherrod Soule conducted the funeral services of the Danish girl Chris tine Johnson, aged 30, who died from typhoid fever. and was burisd in Grove cemetery. from Straitville on Tuesday.
 Jerenhiah Dunn has the stone here to la 7 the curb on Maple street, east side of brldgel McCabe Is to lay the concrete for Mrs Deegan and Clancy, previous to which, he will do a job for Linskey, also one for lily.
 Mrs John Kennedy is altering and reno. vatinIg her residence at the lower end ot Main, street.
 TRe special borough meeting called foi Friday. August 30, from ? to p. m., t, vote on an appropriation to build a suit. abke almshouse, is one of importance. Il isf waste of money to alter the old build ing.
 F. F. Schaffer and wife have returned from their visit to Bantam lake.
 The case of Daniel Roach was called IT t,he borough court this morning. It was Continued until Saturday.
 Fred lily is in New York city purchasing goods to-day.
 The Glove company's factories will bt iclosed down on Labor day, both in ac [cordance with law and to give their em ployes holiday.
 A A three yeaa old daughter of Felix Car Senter, living near Platt's mill, fell out o
 chair yesterday, breaking her left arm | Miss Lizzie Morse is at home arrangir
 me for her piano pupils. She will rt
 me teaching next Tuesday. The mum
 of pupils will be limited again this sea- a, so that anyone desiring her service puld make an early application.
 Surgess Cleary and family are spending u 6b week in Massachusetts.
 The Weary building on Maple street ovel which their has been vast amount O taAlk as regards steps built out on the high way, is very nearly ready for moving. Tht DtulIolng Iormerly stooo "nete tne IL h Darlington store now stands, and wa: moved to its present location about thirt. ySsars since bya brother of the late Hia Stevens. It was used by tailoring es yablishment. Thomas Weary purchased the house and lot TOT $1. 600. It is nov valued at about $16,O00. The basemen alone rents for s15 per month, with tw' floors above, one portion of which is occu Ried by his son as an attorneys office Spme years since MT Weary purchased the adjoining lands and buildings giving him block valued at $5O'OoO
 1ro those who do not desire to go out 0 town on Labor day, the first annual pieni of the Germania Maennerchor. at Linder park will be quite feat. Terrells orches tra ifs to furnish music for dancing. Pro G Ct Beetz prompter. The admission i