Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-11
DOWN THE VALLEY.

1
 Building Which He Was Moving.
 Frank Morien, an Italian in the employ of J. Fl. NichCl. was seriously injured yes
 terday while moving a small building near
 Rubber avenue The building was raised
 by jacks. and a long truck rolled under it, the ladder standing on a side hill. After lowering the building on the truck it slipped from the wagon burying the ral-
 ian under it, from hips down. He was picked up and carried home. While no
 bones are broken the physicians cannot tell how seriously he may be injured in- formally. It was narrow escape for his life.
 Our town clerk says the most of the phy- siclans have neglected to report births of last month. as required by law to do.
 Dr Ward and wife of Toronto, Canada. are still guests in town. visiting with Mrs Wards brother. Dr Delaney.
 Word was received here last pi ,ht of the death of Frank O'Reilly at Chicago. he was a moulder, quite we'll known at Union City. He was a brother to John F< O'Reilly.
 William O'Loughlin. aged 10 years. son of Michael O'LOughlin died last night of tubercular meningitis. The funeral will take place tomorrow.
 The Union City correspondent of the Citizen says that Arthur J. Smith of Shef- field street has two children very sick with diphtheria. We do net know whether this is true. but we do know that no cases have been reported to the borough health officer.
 A committee of men shoemakers at the Shoe company's factory waited upon Super intendent Warner yesterday and asked that work be given out with more fairness. He promised to give the matter immediate at tention.
 The Y. NJ. c. 4. have announced a three days festival in the parish house on June 6, ' and s.
 The Ave Maria" is the paper being canvassed for by Brother Angelus of the South Bend, Ind, Notre Dame university
 The band gave their concert and social at Barnums hall last night, There was a fair attendance.
 A joint meeting of the board of school visitors and school committee was to have been held last evening. There not being a full board present no business was done Alter to-day the first and second grades will close at p. m instead of S:30 as has been the rule.
 Two hundred and sixty odd dogs have been registered. The list will be turned l over to the selectmen in a few days for ! their consideration.
 The electric car will run from Waterbury at the close of the sacred concert in the | opera house tomorrow night.
 There is one rule. as published in the l quarantine rules adopted by the county l health officer. that may seem odd to our | readers. although the rules do not apply to ! cities and boroughs. It is the rule provid- l irg that 'persons who are restricted by 1 who are not able to procure 1 the services of a doctor. or to provide 1 themselves with the necessaries of life, l should notify the selectmen of the town" | Now as these parties who are quarantined | are forbidden 10 leave the house, and all 1 persons are forbidden to enter without a | written order from the health officer. we | we would like to ask how they are going to | notify the selectmen. The health officer is the one who should notify the select men; also to see that a quarantined 1 f family has proper food, fuel and medicine.
 George Nj. Rumney returned yesterday from Sharon, after paying the last tribute | of respect to his departed sister. who died after a long illness from consumption. Mir father. the Rev George Rum ney, accompanied him back. He will make his home here in the future.
 The hrst annual concert and sociable given by the Hsrugaria-Liedertafel will take place at Harugsri hall, Union City, on Friday evening, May 24.
 There is consideral 1, complaint made D ut the milk sold bs more than one of our dealers It is thought by some that it ls adultarated by something being put in 1t besides water; by others that iI has not be ,n properly cooled after milking Some parties claim that they place their milk on the ice immediately on purchase and that it is sour before night It is something that the newly appointed health officer will be called upon to investigate.
 The '. M. O. A. baseball club of this place will play the Welcomes of Ansonia here on Saturday. May Is.
 Mrs F. F. Shaffer, president; Mrs Charles Landers. vice president, and Mrs A. O. Futile, secretary and treasurer, are the officers of St Michaels church for the ensuing year.
 For some reason that should be investi. gated at once the fire alarm signal did not work So as to denote the district yester- day, it blowing a continuous whistle which would denote by the old signals that tn, Ire was on the premises of the Shoe com pAny. It is probably only a slight defect, but as VIC said before. should be fixed at once. --..
 Superintendent Schsffef of the Glove 6 1mpany has been in Boston a poftiofi of .As week in the interest et hts company.