Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-16
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Hibernians to
 Give Q Private Entertainment.>

Aadfos' Auxiliary of H1bern1ans tO
 Give a Private Entertainment.~>
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. O. H , will give 8 reception on the evening ot September g, to which the members of the local diviio1 will be invited, as wellas the officers of the Waterbury divisions. The evening will be spent in singing, speech making and banqueting.
 A two year old child of Charles Curtin died to-day from cerebro spinal meningi- tis. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Chief Hosford made two arrests yester- day, Thomas Dunn for an assault on Ed ward Dooley, and Anford O. Sanford for Grant brought in Michael o Brien, charged by his wife with ill treating and abusing her. His case was continued to-day for thirty days. Sanford was fined S5 and costs. He took an appeal. Dunn's bonds Gf S10 were forfeited,
 The citizens living in the vicinity of the woolen mill pond are wild over the foul smells that arise from tha same. We passed there last night and found it was all they claimed it to be. They say that in the early morn it is terrible.
 Miss Worrell. one of the teachers of last season, has notified the board that she will not teach here next season.
 Charles Mccarthy, one of the office clerks of G. M k. Shoe company, has gone for a couple of weeks vacation. Jesse Long, also with the same company, expects to leave tomorrow for couple of weeks in northern New York. w. H Minor is spending day or two at Camp Coffin.
 Hugh Hearns has commenced an action for $10, 900 against Dr John M. Benedict of Waterbury for the loss of his leg, his suit having failed against the hospital.
 The monthly bulletin of the state board of health was received last night The borough stood ninth from the lowest of towns of over 5000 inhabitants in the table representing annual death rate per 1000, the average being 12 9. Southing- ton was the lowest, 8 2; Groton the high est, 32, over 50 per cent of the deaths being under five years of age. This month thus far bids fair to be very healthy one here.
 The Traction company has set poles to carry lights to the residences of Dr Spring and the McCarthy family on and near May park.
 Just notice Gal O'Brien's advertisement for clam eaters in another column.
 Warden Stevens advertises for bids for curbing and concrete sidewalk on Maple street open to August 20.
 The sewer pipe on Maple street, to the river. has not advanced very far this week. Workmen are now cutting through the stone work near the bridge,
 A dozen or so went from here to Mantle this morning to take in the encampment at excursion rates,
 Edward Jones, who lives up near the cemeteries, say that some party dropped a pug dog in his yard few days since, that he has no use for. He thinks it was stolen from some one in Waterbury.
 MT and MrsJ. A Whittemore are breath ing the pure air of the Berkshire hills this week.
 Parties representing Sosman & Landis, scenic artists. of Chicago. were in u llce yesterday looking over the opera house stuff. With the exception of drop cur tain they have made a contract to furnish the sets new.
 MT and Mrs James l.. Murphy are ex- pected home from their recreation tourist trip tomorrow evening
 While driving from Quassapaug on We'd nesday evening 'cyclist run into the team driven by Charles Gray. He had no lamp on his wheel and did not notice the team until too late to turn out Although thrown of he claimed to Ee uninjured. The wheel was slightly damaged.
 Miss Elmer Morse of Pittsield, Mass, comes here tomorrow for two weeks visit, Here is an act of the last general assembly that will tend to throw considerable busi- ness in the way of Attorney Weary: "No clerk of any court having criminal juris- diction shall defend, or counsel, advise, or act as attorney for any defendent in any criminal action in the court of which he clerk. N
 Mrs William Schaffer, who has been very ill for a long time, is gaining strength very slowly.
 The coping on the stone wall at the rear of the school property on Fairview avanue is almost set The steps at the south end of the lot are also well advanced. The creeping vines to cover the wall have nicely started.
 The town officers are arranging ball with the High school nine, to be played on Monday next.
 Mrs Edwin c. Butcher, who has been absent few weeks in Rhode Island, is ex- pected home to-day.
 Three curiosities in the shape of fox terrier pups are shown at Furandos res tauraut. None of them weigh two and one-fourth ounces.
 The frames for the other two one story stores on the woodford place On Church street, being built by Andrews X CurtIss, are partly up.
 l., D. Evans. president of both the United States and American Rubber com panies, I. Comstock superintendent of the American Rubber company, E. A. Saun- ders, general superintendent of the United States Rubber company, and George A Lewis, director of the United States and president of the G. M. R. Shoe company visited the works of the G. I. R. Glove company yesterday. MT Evans and MT Comstock resides in Boston. MT Saunders residence is in New Haven.
 The Citizens band is expected to give a concert on the green this evening if the weather is favorable The band is play ing we'll and deserves encouragement.
 SPROCKE7 AND Cr1.uN.
 JoyeUx has finished his long journey Ia 1a nhOI1f mi