Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-06
NAUGATUCK COLUMN

preach in the M. E. church tomorrow. The Rev B. F. Meredith at Seymour.
 An adjourned meeting of the fire de- pertinent will be held on Monday evening next. The unclaimed letters at the post office are Hilda Anderson, Alma Erikson, Philo- mine Tardinier. Joseph Becklin, Andrew EagaD, Samuel G. Davidson, Seymour | Thorn.
 The quarantine has been removed from l the Hennessey house.
 Mrs Mary Smith of Spring street, aged 60, fell off the stoop yesterday and frac- tured her arm and shoulder. All the parties that were fined yesterday in the borough court paid up. Angell who robbed the Clark house at Union City was | taken to jail. There was game of base ball yesterday between the Waterbury base ball nine and the Y. M. O. I. club. The score at the close of sixth inning stood If to 13 in favor of the Waterburys. The battery for the Naueatucks was Welch and Bonner, for Waterbury, Carmody and Sherrill.
 The employees of the Glove shop will re- sume work on Monday morning. The boilers having been inspected and found in good condition.
 John Breen has force of men grading in front of u 6 soldiers monument, to get ready for the laying of pave ment. Henry Kendall of Naugatuck was ar- | rested here to-day and taken to Beacon Falls. He is charged with destroying the garden produce of Stearn Russell at Cotton | Hollow.
 F. L. HoadIey and Mir Barron left | yesterday for trip to Denver, to be ab- sent several months.
 Jeremiah Dunn who has been putting up the heavy wall at the rear of the school property has been dressing the coping | stone for the entire length of same. The l street will be on a level with the wall, and | an iron fence will be run the entire length ! of the copeing. This will permit the resi- | dents on the hill to see over into the park. The view from all the buildings in that | neighborhood being an elegant one. At the south end of the wall flight of some twenty odd steps will be built leading | down from Fairview avenue to the school walk. We noticed this morning that the climbing vine set out at the foot of the wall has started nicely. This will also add very much to the beauty of the location.
 James Penrose, F. F. Schalfer and James l.. Murphy district committee of center district advertise that bids will be received at the office of Glove company from to-day until July Il at p. m., for the building filling, grading. stone work, etc, of school horse to be built on Bebee street. Plans ! and specifications may be found at the Glove company's office.
 Owing to the rain last evening the fire work display was again postponed until this evening. Mir Morse and men were on the ground until 8:3O without the rain ceasing. so the display will be made to- night if weather is favorable. George Adams our village barber claims that he was the one who arrested Angell He was on the car when the description was given to car men. When they passed the man he wanted the conductor to stop and arrest him. The train men did net want to take the responsibility so he got them to wait until Angell came up and the conductor invited him in the car where Adams took charge of him and delivered hlm at the police station to Chief Egan. Now the boys have decided that he must soon be put on the force, which will make another candidate for chief.
 Builder Hotchkiss has commenced to put up the frame of the new pastorate buili- ing for the St. Michael's society. It will be two story and attic, 30x50 feet, with a wide portico. Three rooms in the attic will be finished. The design is very pretty one and the interior of first floor is
 
 can be made available in case of need for au assembly of the members of the church. The Rev MT Ellsworth, who will occupy the house, came here less than seven years since. At that time there was a debt of over six thousand dollars on the parish. This has peen paid. There is also over one thousand dollars in the treasury to- ward the rebuilding of lecture room.
 Lester Adams. organist of St. Michael's church, is laid up with the typhoid fever MT Minor was looking for substitute yes- terday.
 Mrs William Snyder, aged about 55 years, was struck by an engine at S:45 last night and killed, she vas probably going home, and supposed she was far enough away from the track, but the pilot caught her and threw her against a car on siding. She was lady we'll known and respected. She leaves husband and two daughters. The funeral will be held next Tuesday, The hour has not been set.
 The Starlight Social club are to give picnic at Linden park next Saturday.
 The new fire alarm system went on tear last night during the heavy showers. the first about a m, the second between and o'clock. Chief Fuller was out and cut off the first alarm, he also turned off the second but in doing so received shock that knocked him down. He recovered himself and was assisted home, and will probably be kept in for a day or two. There is evidently an electric light wire somewhere that comes in contact during heavy wind with our fire alarm system. It should be attended to immediately, or else taken out as this false alarm business makes bad work.
 W. G. Hard's trial for breach of the peace on July 4, was held this morning. There was quite number of witnesses ex- amined. The charge was breach of the peace aud obstructipg an office: in doing his duty. Judge Hungerford decided to let the eagle scream and allowed William G. Hard to go.
 Christopher Macaboy, arrested for in. toxication and breach of the peace, by PAtrollman Grant. was fined $1 ani costs.
 CARD OF THANKS.
 We wish to return our most sincere thanks to our relations, neighbors and friends for their sympathy and manifold