Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-06
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Two New Teachers Engaged by the
 School Committee.


 been engaged. The committee have also re-epgaged Miss Fish, teacher of last year, who did not make application to stay until some time after the close of school. The new superintendent, Professor Caffrey, will be here about August 20. The new new principal ofGhe High school will be engaged at meeting held to be this week from among the several applicants. As regards the East side lot the papers are in the hands of the boards attorney for the condemnation of the land needed, owned hy Mrs Perry.
 The Rev Father Tanning start,d yes- terday for a weeks retreeat at Worcester, Mass.
 A months mind mass for the repose of the soul of Mary McCann will be said at St Francis church tom orrow morning.
 A large number will attend the ''at home" to-day at Mrs Lewis A Warmers on Fairview avenue. Her sister, Mrs H. A, Deutsch, will assist her to receive. F The Curtiss- Nichols wedding will take place at noon tomorrow at St Michaers church. The Rev MT Ellsworth will ofici- ate. Robert Smith will preside at the or gan.
 The ladies who are interested in making the fremens fair big success should not forget the meeting to be held at the hose house this evening, to which they are invited.
 A special meeting of all the men con- nected with the Congregational church IS called, to be held at the parish house to- morrow night at 7:45 o'clock, for the con- sideration of important business.
 The meeting of the committees to make arrangements for the meeting here of the lTHnf xpII held in the court room tomorrow evening at o'clock A full attendance is re- quested.
 We here it said that one of our barkeep- CTS is operating upon two or three of our heavy drinkers with a sort of Keeley cure, which seems to work satisfactorily to the patients, at least. They are always ready for the next dose.
 Judge Bissell presided in the borough court this morning: The O'Donnell ex- else case was partially tried when counsel for the defense offered $45 to settle. It was accepted by the prosecuting attorney 1 and the case was boiled. There were thirty-one births in the borough last month, three less than in the corresponding month last year, which was | the highest in both births and deaths of | any in the year. The percentage of our death rate per .000 for last month will be 1 II 5, against 25.9 last year. With a sewage disposal plant, outside of the river. this can be kept one of the healthiest towns in 1 the state.
 The board of charities met last nj sht and voted to request Architect Smith of Waterbury to submit an estimate of cost of building that would meet the require ments at the town farm. Superintendent Langford was instructed to have the scenery iu the opera house put in condi- tion for use. The matter of increasing the superintendent's salary was continued for one week.
 A demand is made that there shall be some depot named where those who miss the boys can get the DEMOCRAT between and o'clock in the evening It may be found at Stspleton's on Church street; also, after to-day, at Kane's drug store, cor ner of Maple and Water streets. The cir culation Is increasing daily. The price is two cents copy or twelve cents week delivered at your homes ip time for the tea table.
 Among all our manufacturing concerns in town there are very few that are any buster than the one working metal at Mill brook. They not only run sixteen hours a day, but at times put in full time on Sunday. If the old No shop of the G. M. R. Shoe company was in full operation that end of the town would be booming. as all the other factories have plenty of work. The Phoenix shop cut the largest shoe ticket ever cut there in any one day on Friday last.
 There was a very good game of ball on the Driving park yesterday between two sides composed partly of officials, mer- l olarRs on1 OnfSiHcra The was to have been called after seven in- nings, but as they were tie at the close they played another, when McCarthS s nine won by one run. the score being Mo Carthy's niue. 9; Nearv's niue, s.
 Attorney George A Kennedy will leave here tomorrow morning for his home in Buffalo.
 There is greet deal of complaint ol parties throwing stones from Fairview avenue, down on the school grounds. at rear of the building; also of parties com- mitting nuisances about the grounds and steps of the building during the night time. An example needs to be made oi some one.
 Dr George Russell of Waterbury, friend of Dr Delaney, comes here to-day from Bellevue hospital, New York city, tc get ten days outing, also to take care ot Dr Delaney's patients, while he is absent visiting his relatives in Canada. Dr Delaney left this afternoon for New York. He vii take the train from there and cross the lakt to Toronto. The borough is quite healthy at present, which gives our physicians { chance for an outing.
 Judge Benton las advertised the usua notice for the settlement of the accounts oi John Burke.
 I NNn oF kha Grr 0eW Tipac & 10 Meriden, was in the place this morning and went to Mlddlebury with B. McCartoI to commence the foundations for thu Whittemore residence about to be bull there. We also hear that a heavy wall il about to bS built by Jeremiah DunI for the Malleable company at ULion City on the river bank, the entire length 0 their property south of the bridge. The. have tenement houses there now, but th land is becoming much more valuable fo other purposes.
 The board of education was in session if at all, but short time last evening.
 Since the Rev Sherrod Soule had hi face shaved clean, some of his most inti mate friends in passing failed to recogniz him.
 Joseph Holmes, an employe of the Glov company. is laid up, it is feared witl Appendicitis.
 There will be very large sale of ticket for the fremen's fair. They offer larg list ot prizes. They want to clear $1 ,00 to refurnish their rooms. Tickets for tn lady's bicycle are also selling well. The are only twenty-five cents, at Kane's dru store.
 The anniversary requiem mass will b celebrated at St Francis church on Frida ! Vnorninu of O 0'cl0ck for tha late JePaOi ial Mccarthy. Relatives and friends are re quested to be in attendance.
 WaScnmg rOr the End of the World.
 TABOR, Ia.. Aug. 6.-The Holiness peo pie have been holding meetings in thi: