Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-22
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
What the People: :FInd-to Do and Talk
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 James Penrose, F. F. Schaffer and James l.. Murphy, district committee. have warned the legal voters of Union Center school district that the annual meeting will be held in the court room from 9 a. m to p. m. on Thursday, June 27, for tLe election of officers for the ensuing year, followed ny but mess meeting at o'clock to hear report of committee and discuss the question of laying tax for the necessary expenses of the district. Also to instruct the committee what course to pur- sue in selecting a building lot on the east side of the river.
 Sawtelle's ten and twenty cent wagon show has arranged to come here on July 1. They will put up their tent on the trotting park and make A parade at noon with a band wagon. They have about GO horses
 Mrs Caroline Soule and Miss Mary Soule leave town to-day for a six weeks visit to eastern towns.
 E. c. Barnum says that at present the evaporation of water at the upper reservoir is greater than the supply. The supply on hand is still good. Naugatuck may we'll be proud of her city water system, and ashamed at the delay in starting A sewer- age disposal plant. It will not be many years before men in authority in our cities ard boroughs will be criminally liable for not enforcing sanitary measrres in places governed by them.
 Doctor Bull expected to be in Tacoma yesterday.
 Early next week exery box holder at the postofice will receive notice asking them to state the number of keys they have out for boxes and the amount on deposit for them. This record the postmaster will re- turn to Washington, and any person who neglects to make returns will after thirty days find his box closed with no redress for the money advanced for sale of keys. Each box holder returning notice signed will be entitled to new receipt for the amount on deposit of keys obtained from office and new account opened with them. All deposits not represented by keys within thirty days will be declared forfeited to government
 The Hibernian Rifle company are an ticipating fine picnic at Linden park next Saturday. We acknowledge receipt of ticket.
 After tomorrow the new fire alarm whistle will be tested by Chief Fuller every evening at eight o'clock.
 When the small boy can buy ten packs of frecrackers for twenty-five cents, he can celebrate the Fourth of July in great shape if he can only raise the quarter. That is what that they are advertised at this sea. son.
 ! There was very enjoyable time last night at Foresters hall after the meeting oi Rubber City lodge, N. E. O. P. There were quite a number of invited gueats be longing in town, and also delegation oi thirty from Anchor lodge at Waterbury which made the affair more enjoyable The programme consisted of a welcome by Warden O'Loughlin. address by William Kennedy. violin solo by Edward McGov ern. piano solo by William Clancy, duet! by Mtssrs Barwick and Oakley. songs by Miss Hattie Keefe, J. (. Gubbins anl Peter Ford, recitations by Mis- Gilson anC John r. Gubbins. At the close of the en talnment cake. lemonade. ice cream aut confectionery were served. At II o'clock after few remarks by Past Warden BowI of Waterbury, and thanks of the lodge tC entertainers, the affair closed. Street Superintendent Johnson says ht has increased his force to nearly twent! men and thinks he could work more q times to good advantage.
 Parties at the lower end of town cal leave their order for the DEMOCRAT at Sta pletons, or nearly any newsboy will leav it at your home between 5 and o'clock fo twelve cents week. Ask your friends t. give it trial.
 The board of charities has sent MT Mary Tooly to the town farm for saf keeping. She will get good care there.
 Professor Blackman of Yale, who wa formerly pastor of the Congregations l "a ha ha church tomorrow
 Contractor McCabe has done n fine piec of concrete work for Thomas Neary at hi home on lower Church street It has i'm proved the appearance of the place.
 The following is a list of unclaimed let ters at the postofice this week: Miss Ev Grenes. Mrs Nellie E. Smith, c. T. Carls ton, Elliot Dowens, Grorge C. Daley, E E. Norrille, G. F. Murdoch < Son.
 The first German confirmation ever cele brated in Naugatuck will take place tc morrow at 3 30 p. m. The Rev w Jentsc will confiIm class of five.
 It is Court Goodyear that gives the pic nic at Linden park on July 1. They ar expecting a big time.
 The annual meeting of the Union Cit school district is called for Wednesda evening, June 26, at s o'clock. to hear tn reports of present officers and election 0 officers for the ensuing year. It will b held in the east side school building.
 Twenty of the teachers of the centt district school have published an artic endorsing Mir Kane, superintendent of tn schools, as a man of broad views and full abreast of the times. one whom they foun untiring in his efforts for the welfare } the schools and one under whom theS b. lieve the schools have been raised to hig } standard of excellence.
 The board of burgesses met last nigh the warden in the char. The matter expense on roads was freely discussed but no action was taken. It was voted have the charters, amendments and polit bill indexed and printed. The buildir line on Main street north was establishe from hotel to north end of cemetery lot ( west side the line to be forty feet fro . abutment wall on east side of the stree ? John Mulville was present looking out f, 7 his interest as regards the matter of cc lecting the town tax of '94. The warde stated that he had not given the rate boo to any party, in fact did not know where was; that no bonds had been filed ' either party; that he had advised both take good council and try to arrange Il matter without any law.