Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-05
.NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
A Quiet and Orderly Sunday Dawn tn
 Valley.

l Iu6E6 WAb 1dER0 dLl0uudAC0 ab Ob Francis church at the morning services yesterday. There were substitute organists | in three of our churches. owing to the regulars being away on their vacations The vocal part at the Congregational church was we'll rendered, the anthem, ''The Gof- den Threshold" by Lohr, and the solo and chorus, "Consider and Hear Me-" by Lueger, being rendered. The attendance at all the Protestant churches was lighter than usual. Rain set in before the morn ing service closed.
 To make things more pleasant for the Church street citizens, we undertand | that there is to be bakery in one of the one story buildings going up on the Wood ford place. Eugene Geary will be the proprietor. He assures us that it will be prst class in every respect. He will use a | 6ortable oven like those used ln several places in Waterbury but which proved very disastrous to the building opposite. causing a $2, 10000 fire.
 The members of the fire department wish to interest the ladies of the place in tbeir entertainment and fair to be held next month. All who are willing to assist in making the affair 8 success are requested to meet at the companies parlors tomorrow evening at o'clock.
 good many from here went to Quassa- paug yesterday. Many were caught by the | showers.
 The insurance adjusters are expected here this week MT Culver's loss by the recent fire is estimated to be fully $1 900 | "Cal" O'Brien also sustained quite loss in his billiard room, besides some wet cigars.
 Attorney Kennedy arrived home last night very much improved in health by his seaside visit.
 John Smith, who was arrested on Friday night, was still in in the lookup this morn, l Ing. He was charged with iutoxication and breach of the peace, but has been held so that the police might look up his record Judge Hungerford this morning fined Smith $2 and costs. He went to jail. Hugh Wallace for drunkenness was fined $1 and costs.
 The board of education will meet this evening.
 Judge Wheelers decision hand down on Saturday, making the injunction perma- into Still river, virtually settles Water bury's right to empty it's sewage into the Naugatuck river. A disposal plant comes next.
 There was the largest sale of tickets here yesterday morning of any Sunday ! since the down train was put on. Rev Father Howe, O. M. I, professor of Ottawa university, has been enjoying the hospitality of Rev Father Lenahan, the amiable and courteous pastor of St Francis church, during the past few days. The rev. erend pastor explained the object of Father Howe's visit to the states, at all the ] masses yesterday, and in a few brief and ! scholarly remarks strongly urged upon the parents the necessity of giving their chil- dren a good. sound and Catholic educa- ton. Six Naugatuck young men are stu dents at the university at Ottawa.
 Judge Benton went to Waterbury this morning to hold court for Judge Lowe.
 Armin Juhn and John Kenny. both became happy daddies of boy babies last week.
 Jeremiah Dunn is to put down the tile pipe on Maple street. He has also several other contracts in the works. The executors Of the estate of the late Samuel N. Andrewson have advertised for creditors to send in their claims against the estate for settlement.
 l A months mind mass for the repose of the soul of the late Mary McCann will be sung at St Francis church on Wednesday. The friends and relatives are invited to be present at a. m.
 The choir boys of St Francis church are to have an outing They expect to be talk en into camp near Stonington, leaving un- der the direction of Father Lenahan on August l3. They hope to, and no doubt will have very enjoyable time.
 Attorney Sweeney has been under the weather for a few days, but expects to be able to attend to. business to-day. The I ea. morrow morning. but is liable to go over again for good reasons A good deal of abuse is being heaped on Mir Sweeney for notifying parties tn tt the law will be en- forced. When agent before the same par ties were abusing him for not doing his duty, but such is life.
 The official ball game committees met on Saturday evening to settle up their ac. counts The expenses were over $50 aDd the receipts sope two dollars more. They say that they agreed with the Y. M. c. I. ball game nine for the use of bats, ground, etc, for practice and game, for five dollars. On settlement the latter wanted fifteen dol lars, which the officials refused to pay. It looks now as if the Y. M. 0. I. had stirred up a hornets nest as they are renting rooms of the borough which are needed by | the school board, and they may in the near future haveEto get other quarters. The rooms over Kehoe's are empty, which they could probably get, but not at as low rent as the present one.
 The question of the disposal of the opera house for the coming season is becoming 8 serious one for discussion among the board | of charities. On Saturday Superintendent Langfcrd went to Thomaston to find out how the house there was conducted and found that they were in pretty much the same fix that we are in. The house as faI az shows are concerned has been run to de- moralize it and drive the show going peo pie to Waterbury, and it will be difficult matter to get good companies to come here until it is put on 8 higher basis than at present. Further, it will only be by liberal inducements that even second rate com. panies will use the house. There is not one company in five hundred that will rent the house on the terms proposed by the present board. The matter is to be fur. ther discussed by the board this week.