Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-16
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Dr Robbins Reads R Paper Before The
 Naugatuck Medical Society.

The Old Folks concert at the opera l house last night for the benefit of the out 1 Ing fund of St Michael's church choir, drew ! ont good sized audience. The enter tainment as a whole was good. The cos tunes of the company were quaint Choir l Master Minor led the singing. The recitl- ] tations by Miss McBrien and flute solos by Mir Everett were excellent. The boy 1 choir and chorus did some very fair work
 John NJ. Sweeney was elected this week ! a member of the executive committee of the state league of republican, clubs The meeting was held at Bridgeport.
 The sidewalk north from Meadow street on Church street is in a very rough condi- tion. In fact both sides of the street north of the library property for some distance warts fixing. and now Is the tune to think about doing It,
 Isaac A. Morse has opened his subscrip- ton list for a display of large ariel fire works on the night of July 1 or. if stormy, on the first clear evening foll owing. Every dollar subscribed will add to the display, which will be governed by the amount raised by June l5, It will all be ariel work that can be enjoyed by four-fftas 0, our citizens without leaving their homts
 There are some fifteen boys practicing under Choir Master Minor for St Francis church. Their voices already begin to be heard al the vesper service. and soon they will be competent to assist at the earller services
 Quite number will go up from here ou Friday evening and some during the day to attend Washburn's show at Waterbury.
 The ten mile race at the opera house to- night bids fair to be quite an attraction. It Is between John Mcdonald of Waterbury NUSllio,,N ,Nr Es. dollars q side and the state championship.
 We hear that Charles Curtis has prr- chased the barn in the way of the Glove company new store house He will take the same down and set It up on his place The company expect to move into their new brick stables on South Water street to day.
 It is Edward Smiths wife and a girl who now have the diphtheria. near Shef- field street. It was carried from the Brothers house.
 The funeral of the late Luke Barron will be attended from St Michaers church on Friday at 2:30 D. m. The interment will be in Grove cemetery. Some Of the SO cietles to which he belonged held meetings | last night to arrange for the funeral. In our correspondence yesterday We sald that the deceased had only one child There are two. Oue uNeS uCEe, lhS OlutE, All older brother. is located out of town The price of the DEMOCRAT is two cents l per copy or twelve cents per week. Business is very light in our borough court, and we have material enough to loan out some of it's officers to our neIghboring city at times. to keep them in running or | der. such was the case yesterday. Some of our citizens would be happy to dispense with the police at times. l The remains of the late William H. hu3- ] for interment.
 William J Weary borough clerk requests US to say that the clerks office will be moved to his rooms on Maple street oppo- 1 site Town hall. The office hours will be, l from g 10 l2 a. m and from l to |, and 1 : to o'clock P m. for business connected with the borough.
 ! The household furniture and fixtures ot the late Matthew Beirne will be sold at public auction at corner of Main and Maple streets Saturday neNtat ? P. m by Crder ] of William Kennedy and William E. HrC- gins executors.
 Probate Judge Benton yesterday ap- pointed James Maher and William Steven son commissioners on the estate of tue late GracesTAlbut.
 We are informed that soma of tue route boys are charging three cents for the DEMOCRAT. The selling price of the paper is only two cents. Any carrier who charges more Is imposing upon his ,us- toners and card to the DEMoCRAr office Waterbury, stating the fact. with name of carrier, will be deemed a favor | Photographed scenes from ''The Con- vict's Daughter" to be played on 2lst | RNhlhlnNn in 1 window.
 An infant child of Benja Fosbender died yesterday. The child had been ill some months.
 Some fifteen physicians from Waterbury visited here last evening and attended meeting of the NaugatucK Medical society. After formal introductlons by President | Robbins, paper on The Limitations of the keeley Cure Problem" was read by the Rev Sherrod Soule. number of topics were also freely discussed before re- pairing to the dining rooms. where a bountiful lunch was provided by Doctors Futile and Johnson.
 Some half dozen of our citizens at tended tho kimball-Chase wedding at Wa | terbury last evening
 Quite a number from here will attend the May festival to be held at New Haven the first three days of next week. The oratorlo of "Elljah." with a chorus of 225 voices. will close the festival on Wednes- day evening.
 | CARD FROM MR COIN Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 Dear Sir-In your issue of yesterday the Nsugatuck news contained an item refer ring to me having been slated as the re- publican member ot the board of charities from the second ward. While perhaps 1t Is premature to say anything before action is taken thank my friends for suggesting my name, but under no consideration wIll I be a candidate for office or accept if should be honored. Yours Respectfully,
 NJ. r. CoEN.