Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
seventeen Thousand Dollars APPro-
 prIated For New schools.

The Center District meeting was held last night. P. c. Lodge was appointed chairman. After the reading of the call and a statement of he needs of the dis trict by the chairman of the school com mittee. A. c. Futile offered a reso- lution which was voted that the district committee be empowered to purchase land and submit plans to board of education, of suitable buildings on east and west side, build and furnish same for school use at an expense not to exceed $17, 7,0O0, also em- towering them to borrow the same at rate of inter est not to exceed five per cent.
 The warden and burg sses met last night and appointed Frank Nichols on the board of charities in place of MT Duffy. who declined. They also appointed John Dooley, Merville R. Hart and Charles Blumenthal policemen. It was voted to pay Charles Kebber $l0 for pigs killed by dog. The propriety of laying sewer pipe down the hill from Division street was dis cussed.
 Dr Bull will leave next Monday on his western trip. Dr Spring will return next Saturday to attend to his practice.
 Between fifty and sixty go from here to- day to Stratford on a fishing excursion They are in several parties
 Superintendent Kane and Principal Key holds go to Boston to-day to attend the convention of New England teachers.
 Large numbers went from here to Waterbury to-day to take in the parade. The Hibernians and Rifles will also at- tract a good many to Linden park. where they picnic and have athletic sports.
 High Rock will open with their band on June q for ten weeks. Leader James F. McCann, who has had charge of band there for some years, is engaged again foI this season.
 The second annual festival of the Young Mems Catholic Institute will be held al the Gem opera house on June and 6. Ford's orchestra will furnish music and Prof Baxter will prompt.
 Naugatuck was we'll represented at LonG Meadow pond to-day, by our fresh water | fishermen.
 The frame of Linskey's new block d Union City is being put up to-day.
 The programme at school building yes terdsy was carried out in good form Those having the matter in charge as wei as those taking part are entitled to th' thanks of the community for not allowing the day to pass without some respect being paid to the memory of those whom VI should all love to honor
 The race at Linden park. between Me Donald and Gibbons. to-day. will not talk place until after o'clock, It will be lively three mile run.
 | According to one of our saloonkeeper who has become we'll of in the business the trolley is hurting trade ln his line, st that there is no money in it, He claim that if a man gets dollar now he goes l. Waterbury to spend it. There are abou forty saloons in the community. Notices of the closing of our nationa and savings bank at noon on Saturdays ai ter June was sent out yesterday. also copy of the new laws.
 The new suits for the High school bas ball nine are drab with maroon trimmings The boys think they have got excellen
 value for their money.
 Quite a number of Grand Army me
 were in the audience, which was compos
 ed mostly of women. at the Memoris
 school exercises yesterday. The singh
 under the charge of Instructor Minor wa
 one of the main features of the exercises.
 Pkf.bs kfs.tb SNthETsGt aE Street E thse S
 T W. Ellsworth. at P. m. yesterday. Th
 couple will reside at Shelton.
 The Salem drum corps escorted tn members of Isbell post to the cemetarie
 this afternoon. Every year adds fe more to the number of graves to be deco
 rated.
 The Welcome Social Club minstrels ( l Ansonia came here yesterday. some fort strong. with the Ansonia band, made good parade at noon and gave a good sho with the most elaborate stage settings an , costumes that We have ever seen with an minstrel company. They opened up [ the smallest house we have ever know , any good show to play to in the towr Their loss on the day. to say nothing ( l time, must have been considerable. special train near midnight carried theI , to Ansonia.