Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-12
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
William Garland's Leg Broken at a
 Clam Bake.

turning back handspring slipped upon an apple, breaking the small bone Of one of his legs. He was carried home and the fracture was reduced by Dr Johnson.
 Miss Mary L. Eagan and Miss Lizzie Calvin left on the early train this morning for Asbury Park.
 | MT and Mrs William s. Mills of Bridge port spent Sunday here with Mir Mills parents.
 1 Walter Payne, now at the Candee works in New Haven, was lat home yesterday with his family.
 | A bicycle ran into a woman on the Platt's | mills road yesterday. It knocked her down but did not injure her. Not so with the bicycle. It was wrecked, and the rider was couple of hours trying to repair the damages.
 The pressman from the American, Water bury, was here yesterday to assist in get ting the Daily Citizen ready to start to- day.
 Dennis Cullinare for evading the screen law settled his case by paying S16 20 to- day. More arrests are to follow for viola tions yesterday.
 James Malone was the only victim brought in by Patrolman Grant on Satur- day night. He put up ten dollars for his appearance to-day. The bond was for feited.
 The chief of police, superintendent of the poor and health officer visited house occupied by Fl. Shields on Water street on Saturday night. They found things in a very filthy condition.
 Those who embrace a good thing when offered are buying 25 cent ticket at Kane's drug store for the ladies' Victoria l kr ha IiSpoca1 If Tohor 1oU Nearly 200 tickets have been disposed of. This is a rare chance for some lady to get good article very cheap.
 Quite a number from here rode up to Boulder's grove yesterday. There was not a very large assembly there during the | afternoon.
 Messrs Tracy and Hotchkiss will to-day appraise the amount of damage done to the Culver building by the late fire.
 It is not every town that can have two daily newspapers start in one day. Naugatuck generally goes the whole hog or none. We wish them both success. At the same time, we shall try and furnish the DEMOCRAT readers with all the current news of the borough.
 There was large attendance at St Francis church yesterday at the different services Both Rev Fathers Lenahan and Tanning were at home. The attendance at the other churches was much lighter. Pastor Soule at the Congregational church preached an excellent sermon on Not Yours But You" The singing at this church should draw a much larger au- diepces The Boys choir were back from their outing, but do not take part in the services at St Michael's this month, The evening services were slimly attended.
 MT and Mrs James l.. Murphy left on a tourist trip to-day to Ausable chasm, talk ing in number of other resorts on the way. They will return on Saturday.
 Tomorrow morning Rev Fathers Lene- han and Tanning of St Francis church will accompany the sanctuary boys on days outing. It was originally intended that the boys should camp out for week. but owing to the fact that some of the boys are quite young their parents were some what apprehensive of the result, and it was decided to abandon the idea of remaining away from home more than a day or so. To-morrow's trip will be but the beginning of an annual outing by the sanctuary boys. and next year arrangement swill be made to camp out for a whole week in some place where the boys will have an oppor tunity to indulge in the delightful pastimes of fishing, hunting and other legitimate exercises. Rev Father Lenahan is hear ! and soul in the scheme, and believes that an occasional trip of this kind in charge o1 few older heads would be beneficial tc young men.
 There were three deaths reported in tht borough last week.
 Quite a number of teams drove iron here to the shore yesterday, to say nothing of the large number who took the morning train.
 John J. German has the contract fo building the six tenement house at Union City. Contractor Stevens IS building thu Brassart house on Cannon hill.
 The Rev Sherrod Soule will leave towl to-day for a visit among friends in New Hampshire until August 24 Professo Stevens of Yale will preach here in M } Soule's place next Sunday. We do not know who is to blane, bu it is pretty generally understood that i will cost the borough quite sum in th' way of damages for the injuries to Johl . Foley on Saturday. The trench was les than eight feet deep or the accident migh have been much worse.
 We noticed in the New York Sun of las Saturday, letter from Erasmus Stahl o this place, accompanied by cut giving l the sail carrying power of yachts. Al though Mir Stahl, who is one of the fore men for the Glove company, lives well in . shore. he has had opportunities to be wei g posted in the matter of yachts.
 The ball game between the High schoc x nine and the office hands of the G. M R c Shoe company was so one sided on Satul 5 day that it was an uninteresting one. Tn | umpire came in for large share of tn - bystanders' attention, as some of his de
 cisions were thought to be off. The SCOT z at the close stood 27 to 10 in favor of tn c High school nine.
 A letter published in one of our local signed "A Democrat" feiving Warde e Stevens setting out on the raise of tn c clerks salary, looks oddto those who know the inside working of the case. The fac D of the matter is, that there was no occasio h to accuse MT Stevens, as he did not vote o ~ the matter at all, not being called upon
 decide tie vote. What he would have don
 we cannot say, but we believe in being fai
 and giving all their due.
 Alfred Germain, clerk for the E. E
 Darlington company, is member of Go
 Second regiment. s. N G. and went 2 Mantle this morning. During his absene . Charles D. Minor of New Haven will fl
 his place at the store. The Darlington
 clerks each have ten days off. There was large party at Linden par \, Saturday night. The ball bame of the afte
 noon did not come of, the Phoenix sho
 nine not putting in an appearance.