Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-08
NAUGATUCK COLUMN
Related Fourth of July Celebration
 to Re Held This Evening.

to Re Held This Evening"
 Henry Kendall, who was arrested and taken to Beacon Falls on Saturday charged with tearing up the vegetables in the garden of Stern Russell at Cotton hollow, was &C., omitted on examination by the justice.
 A petition has been circulated to have the district meet and take action on the employment of superintendent of schools for a term of years
 J. H. Whittemore has advertised his store property on the west side of Water street, corner of Maple, for sale, single or in three parcels. It embraces the stores of Lewis X Parker, Mrs Bush, Corcoran X Sley, and w. G. Hard. The two adjoining stores, facing Maple street. also belongs to MT Whittemore.
 If the warden and burgesses should stand at the trolley station and hear the remarks passed as regards tho structure being erected and condition of sidewalk, we think their ears would jingle.
 We had very pleasant visit last night with F. W. Tolles, who although confined to the house with his knee, is very enjoy able company. His leg is improving slow ly and it will probably take all this month before he will be able to get around. He went out too soon before and strained the cords. This he desires to avoid this time.
 A youth who lives on South Church street told around oD Sunday morning that Chief Hosford arrested him about noon on Saturday for fast driving; also that he was fined $1 and costs. Last evening he called to say the story was a fake, theI 6 being no truth in it, and desired us not to put his name in the paper,
 William s. N'''q and wife spent Sunday with Mir Mills parents on Church street.
 If it does not rain tonight look out for the balloon ascension at $40 o'clock. If you live in sight of the street in front of Tolles' new house, on Fairview avenue, stay home and see the fireworks. You will want to be little distance off to ap- preciate them, as they will go high.
 The postponed picnic of Court Goo dy ear, A. O. F. of A., will be held at Lin den park this afternoon and evening. All committees appointed are requested to be be present at four o'clock.
 In the borough court this morning Enl Anker was fined $5 for drunkenness.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Snyder will take place from St. Michaers church to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The rels- tives and friends will meet at the residence at 2:3O.
 Dr Moore is arranging to move his of- flee into the porth end of the post office building.
 There was quite little furry at the depot on Saturday to see the Quirk girl under arrest. She was escorted to Water bury by Sheriff Rigney.
 Dr Russell, professor of surgery at Yale college. came up by request of Dr Johnson to visit F. w. Tolles on Saturday.
 Chief Fuller should provide himselE with pair of rubber gloves before taking any more chances with the electric fire alarm system. He came out all right this time, but may not fare as we'll at some other time.
 Hundreds of people were out on Satur. day evening, many of them waiting in the rain, with the expectation of seeing Morse's annual frework display, which has been | carried over from the fourth, waiting fo1 an evening without rain. Another trial to get favorable weather will be made to. night. If it rains they will be burnt .op Wednesday evening regardless of the weather. but not arranged according to the original programme. The entertainment of the NJ. E church occurs on Tuesday evening and Mir Morse does not wish tc put in any attraction to interfere with that
 The ForesterS wtr, il hard luck again on Saturday. Th,y np"ned up their DIG. nic, but the ralL hnuck,d them out about 7:30.
 They say that the suits of the '. NJ. C. l. ball club won at Ansonia on Saturday although there were only three of theil players with them. It is expected that the Welcomes will come here next Saturday tc get their r venge.
 There was a very good game of ball hert | on Saturday, after the third inning wheI the game showed 6 to l in favor of tho Waterbury high school. The Naugatucl high school, however, pulled up the score at the close being 9 to 8 in favor of thu Waterbury nine.
 | There was only one arrest here on Satur day night c. H. Edwards, one of oul | citizens, had some words in a saloon, and after being thrown out, sper t his night il the lookup. A five dollar bond forfeited settled his case this morning. as his em ployer was very anxious for him to go tC work.
 | Father Lenahan's people turned out 1T large numbers yesterday for the differen services. There was fair congregations A the other churches.
 | The employees of the foundry resum, work to-day, and also the employees at thu glove shop, after a four days shut dowr for repairs.
 l Do not forget the antertainment and far sale to be given by the ladies of the NJ E | church tomorrow evening. The Rev MT Soule IS to be absent fo | two weeks in attendance at the summe school of theology, at Cleveland, Ohio This is the first session of the school il this country, it geneially being held in OK | ford, England. The Rev D. B. Perry o Crete, Nebraska, will preach in Mir Soule' place next Sunday and the Rev Mr w Weller of Geneva, N. Y.. on Sunday. Jul I2l