Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-10
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Arrangements For the Reunion of the
 Eifth Connecticut YoIunteers.


 There was a good attendance at the meeting of the different committees last night to arrange for the reunion of the fifteenth Connecticut volunteers, to be held here on August 26. A. D. Warner de- clined to serve on the finance committee and George Cragg was appointed in his place. It was voted to hire the Naugatuck drum corps for the day, their price being | $25 for ten men. The music committee | was also instructed to secure vocal music for the occasion. It was voted to add twelve to the refreshment committee to cooperate with the Women's Relief corps. H. 0. Baldwin and wife. A. N. Squires and wife, B. c. Hall and wife. Mrs George D. Buck. Mrs A. 0. Futile, Frank Nichols and Thomas J. Northrop were named as the twelve. The meeting then adjourned to meet at the call of the chairman. As the | finance committee will have to raise con- siderable money to meet the requirements of the day, those wishing to contribute can send the amount to R. W. Lewis | Complaint was made to the police on Thursday night that party of serenaders in front of the Beirne residence on Main street were disturbing the neighborhood. Patrolmsn Grant went there and advised them to go and try their voices in some woods, and they passed on.
 Emmet Saunders who is general super intendent of all the trust rubber factories, visits the factories here quite often now.
 There are two games of ball scheduled for to-day. The employees of foundry and Phoenix shop at Linden park, the other the High school nine and clerks of G. M. R. Shoe company at the driving park. The games will be called at o'clock.
 Engineer Ham has set stakes for the l 1o- oe eS Slo~ liz ho Ehraru property north, past Dr Bulls and John B. Yale's residences.
 A double team drawing side seated wagon lettertd with many christian smot- toes, and platform to speak from at rear end, in fact an evangelistic outfit with three or four people to take part. was one of the attractions on the streets yesterday.
 The Linskey block at Union City is be- ing rapidly pushed ahead and the stores will soon be ready for occupancy.
 Josiah Coleman received a notice yester- day to attend the reunion of the Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteers at the Forbes house, New Haven. on Thursday, August 22.
 The Rev Mir Meredith will be absent to- morrow. His place will be filled by the Rev Henry Hoar of Ansonia in the mern- ing. William G. Hard will speak at the evening service.
 Walter Payne, son of S. F. Payne, chief engineer of G. M. R. Shoe Go factories, is in New Haven for a few weeks in charge of an engine at the Candee Rubber CC works. He is a very capable stationary and electrical engineer
 First Selectman German and wife are taking the sea breeze at Rockaway Beach.
 The beer license for Linden park for the balance of the season cost fifty dollars The borough ordinances compel them tc close the bar at II p m.
 A man named Jobn Foley, while diggins for the sewer pipe on Maple street to-day was buried to the knees by the side cavine in on him. His left leg was broken il two places and the other leg was consider ably bruised.
 The Citizen advertises to publish daily on Monday. It also says that the DEMO GRAF seems ''as it were, on the anxious seat" about the proposed dailies. Not a all. We venture to say as long as thu DEMOCRAT furnishes as good paper as i has for some time back. our dailies vii not affect it twenty copies.
 In the borough court to-day James Law Ter, arrested for intoxication and wife beat ing, was sentenced to jail for thirty day on the first and sixty days on the secon' charge, with costs. John Hallen, intoxi cation, judgment suspended. Thoma - Fuller, cruelty to animals. case continuet until August IT.
 It is the opinion of good many tha there should be a different outlet to tn l. sewer pipe that empties from the Steel place on the school green. It has hoode' the grounds twice lately and is liable t. during any heavy rain. There is not
 of hnf hot bo n should have been extended further ul } Meadow street to have taken the surfac 8 water from the hill, even if it did no B take the sewerage from the differen ? houses.
 The residents of Union City were yer much pleased with the Citizens band con cert on Wednesday evening. One goo 8 way of showing their appreciation is to be come subscribers towardsa number of con certs during the summer months. = Charley Gray, manager of the E. H 2 Darlington Go, was driving quite spirite A horse on Maple street yesterday when z bolt that holds the whiff1etree broke an : let it onto the horses heels. The animf V was inclined to run, but there was plent " of help at hand who fixed things up $ . that MT Gray could drive to the stable be
 fore any harm was done.
 1D0 l1SG or uQC1HlmSu 1hLG6IS Ill the pos
 office the last week was: Miss Hilda AT
 derson. Miss P. Kelly, Miss F. A. M'
 Donnell, Miss Karoline Brodie, Mary ? Kerrigan. Miss Maggie Oviatt. Miss Jan
 Primrose.
 Mines from Twitchelrs factory an
 Smiths Button shop played ball at Linde
 park yesterday. Score, Twitchells II
 Smiths 17.
 An adjuster from the board of urt,e ,t writers was here yesterday and agreed wit g MT Culver to choose two men to arbitrat e the loss on his building. Mir Culver chos '0 Edward A. Hotchkiss, the companies Go ,b nelius Tracy of Waterbury, both builder
 They will meet to adjust the damages t' lc day or on Monday. No settlement h& SS been made as yet with Gal" O'Brien. tt 3c companys agent being off on a vacation se It will probably be adjusted this wee sscc There is some little hitch as to wheth ,c the burned billiard table was insured und' his policies.
 Sc MT and Mrs Doctor Futile go too Ne 5c Haven to-day for a pleasure sall on tl 'c sound in Belle Mann's yacht. They e m pect to be at home again on Monday evel IS ing,
 'h The U. R K. of P. met last night
 transact business.
 Superintendent Schaffer of the G. l.
 Glove company drove to Bantam Ial
 to-day to spend Sunday with his parents
 There will be hearing to-day in u Q probate court on the appointment of s - executor on the estate of Paul Guische
 John M. Sweeney was named in the vii
 The estate of John Burke will also be befo
 the court for final settlement. TURKISH BATHS.
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