Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-06
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Opening Night or the Young Mems
 Catholic Institute Festival.

much applause. The committee of ar rangements consists of Edwin P. Conran, Edward J. Calvin. Thomas A. Irwin, Daniel J. Welch and John H. Dugan. The stage attractions for tonight are: Juggling i, ats by Professor J. Garland; Percy Lamont in songs and funny sayings; Miss A. Reyes of New Haven and Miss Nellie Freeman of thls place. in vocal solos; piano recital, by Miss Stella Barry of New Haven, and baton swinging by Professor Garland. The refreshment tables last night were we'll patroniZed. for the number present, which was not very large, owing to wet weather. There was a large advance sale of tickets. which in sured expenses. The ice cream tables were in charge of the Misses Regina Maloy. K. R Sullivan, Mary Baxter, Annie Casey, Kathleen Sullivan. Tessie Cronan. Jennie Cronan and Ella Tyrrell. | At the flower stand We found Miss Molly Murphy and Miss Annie McCarten; at St Jacobs we'll. Miss Birdie Daily, Miss Maggie Daily and Miss Nellie Brennan; at the fancy work booth. Miss Mary Calvin and Miss Eulalia Murphy. The flower and fancy booths and also the well were handsomely decorated. big rush is ex- pected tonight. Dancing will commence at s o'clock. the stage performances at 9. I night.
 Owirg g to counsel having engagements | out of town the Grant excise case was con tinued by Judge Hunge:ford until Wed nesday at 9 am.
 A Miss Bates, formerly teacher, who l for many years past has made her home in the family of Dr Conklin at Millville, died last night after A severe illness from brain disorder.
 Some twelve to fifteen hands are em. ployed at the new factory, formerly Knapp < Palmers, at Milville. Metal work k done, principally copper.
 A coat of top dressing of broken stone should be put upon Church street in front of St Francis church property. It would improve the roadway.
 The Foresters in town are requested tu meet at their hall at ? p. m. on Sunday to go to the cemetery to decorate the graves of their decease brethens.
 A concert will be given in Union City chapel tonight. Mrs Deutsch and others will assist.
 The district deputy grand master an, some thirty other Masons, members oi Shepard Lodge. visited Seymour last night returning by special train after midnight The communication was said to be very pleasant one.
 The members of Court Cioodyear, Pores ters have decided to hold a picnic at Lin den park on July 1. The Y NJ. (. I. bas, ball team are also arranging for two game on the same day with the Crescents of Ney York City. They will come up on tn third so as to be on hand for early morn ing game.
 Dr Axtelle was here yesterday in consul tation as regards the case of Samuel Noye Andrews, who is thought to be gradus' l. failing
 The Goodwill Social club are expectiu a big crowd to attend thelr picnic on Sat urday to see the ball game.
 A new insurance organization here Wa to nave elected officers last night unde the auspices of the Catholic Benevolen legion. We were promised the names O the officers. but they have failed to com to hand in time for this issue. Quite number here are interested in the organ ization.
 According to charter tAe board of edu cation and the warden and burgesSes wi meet as a joint board on Tuesday mex and prepare statement showing the estI mated cost of each and all the publi schools for the succeeding school year. c which the committee of each school di: trict shall be notified. The board of edu ! cation at the annual school meeting sha present a statement of the cost of each di, trict for the preceding year and m est mate of the cost for the current year. fact the joint board Is called upon to pei form all acts that the board of school wis tors and selectmen have heretofore don i, and may have been required of them b law.
 T II. Pratt, formerly citizen here. bu now advance agent for Goodrich X klnne' consolidated wogon shows, was in th place yesterday making arrangements fo theIr appearance here on Friday and SA ' urday, June and $. Bridgeport speak , very we'll of the show, or. as they term i a one ring circus. where spectators can St all that goes on. They must have goo talent or they would not be doing two six days stands
 Quite humber of new hands have bee , employed at our two large rubber factori, this month.
 The large blocks of granite that hay been drawn to the green during the la, few days indicate that something orn. mental is to follow soon.
 The family of Louis C. Warner has tt sympathy of many friends in the death |, an infant boy, ten days old. The remain | were buried yesterday.
 Miss Alice G. Farmer, we'll know G young lady, and J. Hayden Nichols this place. were married yesterday afte c noon by the Rev Jared W. Ellsworth, the residence of Representative Carr c son. They have the kind wishes of man e friends.
 c Goodell Lines made application yeste day before Judge Benton for the appoin ment of an administrator on the estate c Mary D. Lin's, who died in 1888. IT application is made to enable parties c give title to small piece of land sit c sted in the old burying ground on O. c street. The appointment will be made c T Monday next.
 c Young Demo was arrested la st night f n non support of family.
 The American Supply company has il l. creased its capital from $l .000 to $i, 50 t the increase paid in cash.
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