Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-07
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
AppOin ment Of Assessors, Their Duties
 and Compensation.

will be called upon by the charter to ap- | point two assessors, one from each of the
 two leading political parties. They shall
 be men of good judgment owners of prop
 erty and well versed in the value of prop 1 erty in the borough. They shall hold their
 office one for the term of two years from
 the date of appointment and one for the
 term of one year and shall be sworn to
 faithful discharge of their duties. After
 1895 one assessor will be appointed each
 year to serve for the term of two years. | At this meeting also the warden and bur-
 gesses will probably fix the location of the
 ofire of the superintendent of the peer and the number of hours that said office
 shall be kept open during the day, Sun | days and legal holidays excepted. They
 may also fix the compensation of assessors
 and board of relief, and limit .he time for | assessors to perform their duty.
 There are quite number of our citizens | who are in favor of having band concert
 on the green precede the fireworks on
 the Fourth of July evening. small con- | tributlon from those who have not contrl-
 buted for ths fireworks might give Us
 fine open air band concert.
 There has been some misunderStandlng
 as regards Mrs Hawley moving into the
 Russell Saunders house on Meadow
 street, and she now expects to move Into
 her own house at UnIon City.
 Word was received here yesterday of the
 death of John Green, friend of the family of l. A. Morse, whom he visited last January. Mir Green was known as one of the great globe trotterS of the times. Thele
 was hardly a country but what he had
 visited. Some three years since being out of health he visited Florida, and while there purchased eleven acres of land on high point near the Indian river at Eau Gallie.
 which he cleared and built into a station which he called Sarno. on the Jacksonville, St Augustine & Indian River railway. Less than two years ago he conceived the idea of limited reproduction of the ceIe- brated Hotel Du Nil at Cairo, Egypt This he carried out, a central hotel structure with seven cottages built about it, and all Of them built on the same system. There was also pavilion, water works foun- talns, orange groves. base ball and tennis grounds, etc, at an expense of $100, 0UO. The place was opened to the public in February of this year as the Hotel Du Nil, Mir Green having purchased the furniture while east in January. New York parties managed the house. Mir Green was found dead Tn bed few days since. the sup posed cause being appoplexy.
 Mir Kennedy has been very busy for few days past attending to cases in out of town courts.
 The funeral of the late Miss Sarah E. Bates. who died at the age of 54 years, will take place from the residence of Dr Conklin. Milville. tomorrow atl2 o'clock The funeral service will be in Hail Memo rial chapel, Waterbury, at 1:3O o'clock Burial in Riverside cemetery.
 Collector HonElip,, is SsD1,Dt, ont Dot;o,, for the collection of the town tax due July l, on list of 1894 He also glves notice to all delinquent property holders. who do not settle their taxes dus on list ot 1895 before June 25. that he will place lien upon the property. Those who settle up soon will save expense.
 James o. May having purchased the Mrs Hopkins place at Unlon City, will soon open up some building lots.
 The Naugatuck Savings bank has brought suit for foreclosure of mortgage against Emerson Atwood of Bethany.
 Goodrich .S Kimm'S wagon show pitched tents on the flats near the bus barn. It is probably the only one ring circus that will be here this season.
 Messers Culver, Buck and Ilngford of the board of charities went yesterday to 1 Ansonia, to ascertain the working of the system there. and came home much please d with the result. although they think i will take a mans whole time to fill the i office of superintendent of the poor and to keep his books and It cords of cases in as [ good form as they do at Ansonia The ' matter will be discussed at their meeting next Monday night.
 Centennial Lodge. l. o. 0. F., with the | Daughters of Rebecca, will hold straw berry short cake and ice cream festival at their lodge room, Odd Fellows hall, on i Tuesday evening of next week.
 Quite a number went from here last night to Watertown to attend the annual fete given there.
 There was a large turnout at the festi val of the |. NJ. c. l. last night. Joseph . Garland performed some very clever tricks . in the juggling line and baton swinging;the . boy Cross gave a banjo act; Miss Reyes of New Haven sang Orange Blossoms" with Maid and Triton" for an encore; Miss Freeman sang very nicely, To Thee Alone" after which Mir Merrimau Volun- teered a song. ill place of Miss Barry's piano recital, the lady being lll he articles were given to the following: Ten dollars in gold. Fred Melbourn; rockers Annie Fender: mems shoes, \. Flaherty; dress pattern, Patrick Buckley; s pants, Alice Cross; barrel of flour. George w. Krell; 100 cigars. Maggie Burke; derby hat, Michael Fitzpatrick, 356 Mill street, Waterbury; silk umbrella, Maggie Walsh; box of cigars, Daisy Malloy; picture, Katie Hearns. Dancing was continued until late hour. The young men were highly elated at the amount realized from he festival.