Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-25
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
James Sanford Has Two Fingers Cut or By n Trolley Car.

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 Or By Trolley Car.
 James Sanford, while coming down from Waterbury last night, got of car on the trolley road before it came to stop. He fell along side of the car, his hand passing under the wheel enough to cut off the two first fingers of his left hand at the first joint. He was also bruised about the face. Dr Robbins dressed his wounds.
 The Naugatuck Lawn Tennis club will visit Waterville on Saturday to play re- turn game there.
 The board of charities will not meet un- til Monday evening of next week.
 Joseph Flynn received some very bad bruises yesterday. It was almost amiracle that he was not more seriously injured He had been at the office of the G. NJ. R. Shoe company, leaving his team on Water street. When he came out he unhitched his horse and stood talking with man, as runaway team of Lynch's tea store turned the corner and collided with his buggy, which was upset on him, carrying one rein out of his hand. His holding the other rein drew the horse near enough to kick him in the chest couple of times, once striking a metal match box in his pocket, bending it out of shape. His ear was also badly cut, besides number of other bruises. His buggy was broken con siderably.
 There were hut few at the meeting callsd for last night to appoint committees to ar range for the celebration of the thirty third annual muster of the Fifteenth Connecticut Volunteers, which will take place here on Monday, August 26. II. c. Baldwin was made chairman and k. W. Lewis, secretary. After the meeting was stated, the following committees were appointed Finance, R. w Lewis, l. A. Morse, A. D. Warner; music, Albert French, Frank Terrill, J. Howell IJenss nings; refreshments, Woman's relief corps !; tables, Sherman Williams; decorations, George D Buck. s. S. Scott, Howard B. Futile; reception, B. B Futile, F. S Nichols, A. ii. Dayton, c. F. Hungerford, J. B. Fuller, F. F. Schaffer, Frank Twitchell, Tracy Lewis, E. R. Clyma, John J. German, William Moore, George Stell. The committees are requested to meet at town hall on Wednesday evening August 2, at 8 o'clock.
 Our sports made the Waterbury men who were anxious to bet $25 to $l5 on Heating last night, very tired when they put up the money to take their bets. It was big bluff.
 There are two baIl games ladvertised to take place here this week. That of. to- morrow between the Waterbury team with Donahue, Driscoll and Sherril to do the bWlIIuS GSAu CdLCuluSy anu GuC | . 4A V I nine, whose battery will be Nichols and O'Brien. The admission will be 25 cents. Game called at o'clock, On Saturday the High school nine will play their last game of the season with a nine from the 1 office of the G. NJ. R. Shoe company. The admission will be 10 cents. Game called at 3:S0. A purse of $2 is offered for the player making first base the most number of times, also league club bat to nlaynr maEinU home during the game. The High school misses are all expected to be present and Janitor Northrop is to have the banner ready to hang out should occasion demand: Last night the high school boys had sup per at Furando's, to which they invited the press representatives. They elected Michael Sullivan, the only player not The boys entertained their guests very nicely.
 | Do not forget the district school meet ing at the court house tonight.
 The stockholders meeting of water company to vote an increase of capital stock will be held this evening.
 | The Rev Mir Soule arrived home from the west last night
 Joseph Cologne, who so brutally beat his wife week ago that death resulted, was 1 given hearing yesterday. The justice before whom the hearing was held found 1 probable cause and the murderer was bound over without bail to the October term of the superior court. The mur. derer's infant daughter has been taken tc the home ofssits grandparents in Holyoke.
 The Naugatuck savings bank was incor porated in 1870 and has now been in operation for twenty-five years. It's pres ent ofheers are: William Ward, president F. W. Tolles and L. S Beardsley. vice presidents; A. c. Futile. treasurer; A. H Dayton, secretary. and Jacob T. Garrison D. P. Mills, J. H. Whittemore. l.. b Warner and F. F. Schaffer trustees. That it's affairs are being we'll managed and looked after is very generally admitted by all depositors. From the report oi July 1. 1895. we learn that the book value of bank stock held as security is $71 ,600 the market value, $101 ,1S0. Of the bonds held the book value is $16O, ,000; the mar ket value, $171 ,730. The deposits at tha date amounted to S666, 780 31 the sur plus fund. $20, ,000; undivided profits, $4 l 374 3S. For its resources it has loans or real estate of S340.SS5 on stocks ant bonds, $42. 1850; on personal security $33. .45O; first mortgage railroad bonds $62, ,00O, town and city bonds, $9S. .000 bank stock. $71 500; real estate, $1, ,294. 20 I bank, $22, ,501 97: cash on hand S694 S6 Interest on deposits is at the rate of + pc cent.
 There are three affairs for the pres to attend to at the, town hal. building tonight.
 A large number attended the afternoon tea given yesterday by Mrs A. H. Dayton on Hillside avenue. It was a very ele gant as well as an enjoyable affair.
 We are informed by two of the board o burgesses that they believe that the tim has arrived when there should be an ordi nance passed prohibiting the building O any more wooden structures on Churcl street. south of Maple street, or in the vi cinity of other property whereby it in crea >es the fire risk in any thickly settled part of the borough It may be brough up at the next meeting
 The remains of the late Joseph W. Allel were buried from his sons residence ol Hoadley street yesterday.
 The cutting down of Hillside avenue ha increased the value of all real estate ol that streat with the exception of the proper ty of residents of Terrace avenue and pos sibly E. F. ,Shaffer. Still the propert owners on Terrace avenue are willing l. pay for walk at the rear of their lots, an, one they would never have any occasio to use. while there are few holding lot on the avenue who oppose sidewalk be laid. It is fortunate that the charter give } the power to the board of burgesses make necessary improvements. with tn power to place lien that, outside of taxes becomes the first claim on the propert benefited.