Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-27
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
4 Quiet Day In the Towns Down the
 Valley.

about twenty altar boys and about seventy five little girls dressed in white, marched into St Francis church last evening. where the children rendered their offerings of flowers to the Virgin Mary. A vesper ser vice followed.
 At St Michaers church last evening Miss Wigmore assistt the choir. doing some good solo work.
 Owing te an accident to the engine the Electric Light Go will be obliged to shut of its lights at 12 o'clock tonight. Every thing will be in running shape by to- morrow evening
 In the borough c )urt this morning Judge Hungerford fined Fred Steigler 8 for using abusive language. The case of Frank Collins and William Casey for intoxicaticn were continued until Thursday.
 The center district sch, ol meeting called to be held at p. m. of Wednesday, May 20. is one of good deal of importance to our taxpayers. The necessities of the dis trict demand enlarged accommodations in the way of schoolrooms on both the east and west side, each of which have school buildings that are a credit 10 the borough, | but whose symmetry will be spoiled by enlarglng. to say nothing of doing away with the use of grounds for recreation purposes. It is thought by quite number that the best plan would be to place tworoom one story building at the southern portion of district on east side of river and another with the same capacity in the western portion of the dis trict This may not suit some, but it Is very evident that provision must be made before next fall by the district to accom- modate the pupils.
 A goodly number from here will take in Buffalo Bills wild west show tomorrow afternoon, and a much larger crowd in the evening.
 Both Shepard lodge. F. X A. NJ and NatAtuc tribe of Red Men have adopted resolutions on the death of Luke Barron and forwarded copies of the same to the family of deceased.
 District Deputy Woodford. F. .S NJ. will visit Morning Star lodge at Seymour on the evening of June 5. The granl of | ficers of the state have been invited by the lodge to be present.
 Damp weathe: did not diminish the size of congregations at St Francis church yes- terday at either mass.
 At the Congregational church yesterday. the pastor discussed the silence of Jesus before Caiaphas, Herod and Pllate.
 At St Michaels in the evening the Rev MT Ellsworth preached the annual G A. R, sermon, the members of Isbell post being present. The regular pastors filled their pulpits in all our churches.
 The DEMOCRAT is under obligations to Representative McCarthy for a copy of the Connecticut state register and manual fol 1895.
 Captain Rogers of Scott division, T.. R K F., invited his company to his home Saturday evening last, where they were en tertained in very enjoyable manner.
 four horse bus with party of a dCzer or more, passed through here yesterday They seemed to be having good time. Another of our clubs is to give a two days festival early in June. The Ladies f. stlval closes o-night.
 Walter Hatch, son-in.law of William ! Ward, is spending a few days here with hi ! wife and her relatives. Mir Hatch left her, for the west some seventeen years since and now resides in Michigan. He say, the changes that have been mhde here since then as they appear to him are mar velous.
 The board of burgesses will meet to night.
 The board of education held specia meeting last Saturday evening.
 There was big crowd at the oper house last Saturday evening in expectation that 1t was the last night of the festival O Ladies Auxiliary A. o. H which by tho
 way has been continued over this evening
 when a number of new attractions will b. offered, beside the drawing for the writ ing desk presented by Division No o H; parlor lamp, by Curran of Waterbury l and jewel case by John Stapleton O Church street. The decision in the votinl contest between the divisions for the gave will also be announced. Ltst SiturdA, highs programme embraced songs by Pete ) Ford and P. UBrien; duets by Oakley an Barwick; recitations by Cornelius Shet and Clarance Hubbel. ending with A hori s Zontal bar exercise by Jacob Artndho,t2 who gave very clever performance. . Farmer" Platt was in Naugatuck Satur . day evening and hitched his horse on Wa | ter street. The animal was frightened b! , locomotive and broke away making kind ling wood of the wagon. before being lugh | on Ward street. A three year old sen c Joseph McGuinness, who was play ing in the street, had an almost mirAculou . escape.
 f Dr Johnson was called to Beacon Fall | yesterday to attend a sixteen year old bo,
 named Curtiss, who had the bones of on
 leg broken by a horse slipping down O
 him. The boy is a nephew of Arthur [
 Curtiss of this place.
 2 Delegations Of G A k men from Isbel
 post visited the Taeterits at Gunntowr
 Woosters, Beths-y and Beacon Falls yes
 terdsy to decs -Ie the graves of decease = comrades. Grove cemetery was also visited
 Their flag was at half mast throughout th P day.
 f Nearly 150 of the employees at the Nal
 leablessw works. Union City. preceded the rt
 mains of Mrs Michael Dunn to the churc c and cemetery yesterday. MT Dunn is or Q of the toremen at the works.
 Our two hines of ball players were not . it Saturday. The academy boys at Ch' c shire won from the high school nine. 15 1 c 0. Winsted defeated the Y. NJ. c. l. clu
 15 to 5. The boys will try again.