Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-17
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
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 The postponed base ball game between the High school team and a picked nine will take place at 3:30 tomorrow after | noon.
 | If clear thirty foot balloon will be put up near the town hall at o'clock this evening.
 A number will go from here to-day on an excursion to Pleasure leach or Seaside park.
 Shepard lodge, F. & A. NJ, worked the fellowcraft degree last night.
 Deputy Judge Bissell occupied the bench in the borough court yesterday during the trial of James and William Freeman.
 A. H. Dayton informs us that R. w. Lewis has purchased the store building he now occupies, corner of Maple and Water streets. It is very desirable corner and has been held by MT Whittemore at high price, he having purchased it some years ago from George Andrews. MT Dayton says also that he has purchased the balance of Mr Whittemore's property on that side of Water street, which includes the stores of Noonan, Brush, Corcoran S Sley and William G, Hard. Up to last evening no record had been made of these sales We are informed that a party has the refusal of the building on Maple street occupied by Dryer < Son.
 The will of the late s. Moves Andrews was offered for probate yesterday. It dis poses of some SIS, 1000 worth of securities and real estate. Judge Benton appointed Monday, July 22, at 3 p. m.. for hearing on the same.
 The MT Ellsworth, R. V. Parker and Erasmus Stahl went on a fishing excursion to Quassapaug yesterday. It. was quite wet. Still they brought home nice catch of bass.
 Our assessors are making up from the grand list of 1894, lists to cover the two tax districts. The first district covers the whole borough; the second district that portion of the borough that constituted the borough on January l, 1895. The receipts from each district will have to be kept as separate accounts as the public money de- rived from taxation of the people of second district exclusively, must not be expend- ed for any purpose for which the money of the second district could not lawfully be expended for at the time of the passage of the act. The inhabitants of the first dis ! trict outside of the old borough lines can | not be taxed as much as those in the ] second district. An Italian named l.. De Carlo, was on trial in the borough court this morning for an assault. The case was continued until | tomorrow. 0. F. Goodwin has a newspaper route | for sale. Dr Spring was called to Bethany this morning, to attend Mrs Henry Leppar who, ] it is said, was brutally assaulted by her husband last night. The man was drunk and when constable attempted to arrest him, drove the officer away from the house | xUikh Than ha oil wi iEa breaking both legs and one arm with the gun barrel. He is under arrest 1 Master Mechanic Myers of the Glove company was in New Haven yesterday ar ranging for some new machinery for the company.
 It sems inclined to 1ain every time a good game of ball is arranged for here On l next Saturday there is to be a money game | played between the cutters and shoemakers of the Ph@rix shop. at Linden park. The feeling as regards the game is running high, and very wordy contest is to be ex- pected, besides some very good ball laying The game will be called at 4 o'clock.
 A young lady bicyclist of Beacon Falls was thrown from her wheel here on Monday evening by her skirt being caught in the pedal. Fortunately she was not injured although her skirt was torn of. Her escort assisted her to mount and they returned, while some half dozen or more cyclists stripped the skirt and decorated their ma chimes before proceeding to Waterbury. Yesterdays Ansonia Sentinel says: "Su- perintendent of the Poor LaDgford of Nau- gstuck was in town to-day. the guest of Superintendent Manville, making himself familiar with the duties of the office to which he as been appointed. Naugatuck has adopted the system which is in vogue here in caring for the poor, and finds it tae best that could be found MT Largford reports that the system is running along smoothly, and consulted Supt Manville on many points with which he wished to be | familiar.
 Word has been received by the family that Mrs B. B. Futile has arrived at her destination on the other side, and thought her health was improving.
 Charles Grey, manager for the E. II. Darlington company, has been called to Westerly, R. I. by the illness of his mother, who, it was thought. might not survive until his arrival. He probably will be absent few deys..
 Rain prevented much outside work be- ing done yesterday. Farmers about here have had no chance as yet to do their hay ing, owing to rain.
 Most or those who went from this Vlcln- ity to attend the Christian Endeavor meet ing returned home yesterday. The Rev Father Tanning will continue his enrollnlent and collecting during the absence of Father Lenahan, each having different sections.
 Unless something is done to kill the beetles that are on the elm trees about here the trees will be used up in a few years. Paris green seems to be the only remedy that will destroy them at once. | Another heater for curing shoes is being built in the Phoenix shop to increase their capacity.
 The DEMOCRAT may be found at Staple tons daily at 5:30 p. m., or left at your door by any newsboys. The price is l twelve cents per week or two cents a single copy.
 The mound in front of F. W. Tuttle's l pew residence on Fairview avenue is very nearly sodded. The street running west between him and lily has not been cut down to grade yet.
 This borough has appointed fire mar shal without adopting any ordinance to guide him; consequently he practically amounts to nothing in the way of pre- venting parties from building fire traps.
 The Citizens band will furnish music at the opera house tonight.
 THE SALT WATER BATH.