Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-30

HUGH LEARNS, clerk.
 Frederick and Harry Clarke yesterday made application in the probate court for letters of administration on the estate of Isadori Clarke, who died in January, 199J
 Judge Benton has appointed William J Neary and Hugh Hearns commissioners on the insolvent estate of Anthony Maher.
 A new bookcase is being placed in the selectmen's room for the use of the pro- bate judge and town clerk.
 Mrs John Dooley was subject for Chief Hosford's care at the lookup last night. She was charged with intoxication this morning and given thirty days in jail with costs. Herman Zhender, who has a nice | saloon at Union Uity, was also under arrest for having pipes leading from the barrels in the cellar through the sides of a dumb waiter to the upper rooms for Sun- day work. A sort of enclosed roof garden with capacity for fifty guests was at the end of the pipes. The case against him was continued until tomorrow. The cases for Sunday selling against Daniel O'Donnell and Charles Yerkes were also continued until tomorrow. Thomas Smith and wife were arrested for assault ing Swede, who testified against them in the excise case last week. Smith was sentenced to jail for sixty days with costs and Mrs Smith was fined $25 and costs An appeal was taken.
 Naugatuck was again victorious at the tennis tournament at Waterville yesterday, | winning two cut of three of both doubles and singles. Sixteen of our club went uI and had delightful time. Refreshments were served from handsomely decorated tables under shade trees after the games Rumney and Wigmora represented this place in the doubles; Grilley and Garri gus, Waterville. The score was 6.1, and 6-2. o. B. Futile of the Naugatuch and Samuel Butcher of Waterville played the singles, the score being 6-3, 4-6 anC 7-5. It was pleasant gathering, that vii long be remembered by those present
 The board of charities met last night anG did lots of talking but little bushes: worth recording. The opera house ques tion went over until next week. Superln tendent Langford notified the board tha he must have more salary.
 Owing to his crockery not arriving oI time David David was not able to opeI his restaurant as be expected to on Satur day. The goods having arrived he is nov ready for business.
 We are requested to state that thu postponed picnic of Division No 2, A. O H., will be held on Saturday, August provided satisfactory arrangements can b. made between the proprietor of the grow and the county commissioners. There i no profit to any society holding picni unless they can sell beer, and the grove ha already been complained of.
 Editor Reyes was in Great Harrington yesterday looking over the plant of pape that has consolidated with another in tha town. There is also printing material fo sale in Winsted. left by consolidation there. He will purchase one of the two The office of the daily may belocated owe Wards store in the rooms formerly occu pied as newspaper office by the Review Some of@our moneyed men sank a fey thousand dollars in that scheme, and it i to be hoped that the present outlay ma prove more profitable. Of one thing al may be certain: If Editor Reyes canno make daily paper pay here, no one els : need try 1t.
 John McCleave, one of Illy's salesmen has gone on visit to Boston and vicinity tO be absent couple of weeks.
 William E. Hunter, who resides on tn old Oxford road, became bondsman O Sunday. putting up $10 each for two of hi men. Yesterday Hunter appeared befor the court and stated that one of the me had cleared out and left him in the lurct Judge Bissell declared the bond forfeite unless Hunter produced the man by thi morning at 8:30 o'clock
 Samuel Osborn has moderate size barn in the coure of construction at hi place on High street.
 John Moriarty was in town yesterday al tending to some business in his line. H gave us kindly greeting.
 There certainly should be somethin done on the cast end of Center bridge t do away with the puddles of water an the filth that accumulate on the highwa, . The river smells bad enough without ha7 ing anything more add to it. Waterbul people who get off of the trolley, and nt ! ! tice the buildings in sight, the miserab . walk and narrow highway, and then tur 5 the corner on to sucn surroundings in th highway as we saw there the other eveninI c must think we are the people to be pitlet c The small boys said there was more flu e at the ball game esterday between picke c nine of mercantile men and the ofici
 nine. than they had seen before thls SCI son. AS near as could be counted eleve c innings were played and the excitemel
 was so intense that the scorers forgot . tally. No one can afford to miss the big gan to be played with the Waterbury officia Q nine on Thursday. Seats will be provide :" for the ladies, cushioned arm chairs fc the players. Tickets, 25 cents each, a
 now in the hands of the playere.