Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-28
NAUGATUCK COLUMN
An Executive Session of the Warden
 and BurGesses.

build store between the lookup and the railroad track, Union City. The board then went into executive session to elect a board of charities. The republicans named William Ward, George s. Buck and A. H Dayton. The warden claimed the right under the charter to name all and substituted Patrick Duffy in place of William Ward. It was then voted that NJ J. Langford and A. H. Dayton be ap- pointed for one year; Amos Culver and George D Buck. for two years; Anthony Maher and Patrick Duffy. for three years George Ham was appointed civil engineer. The appointing of assessors was laid over George Connors. John J, Carney. Edward H. Jones. George Irwin. Peter Anderson and James Benson were appointed police men without salary. A vote was passed inhicting penalty of $l00 for giving false alarm on the new fire system. The meeting then adjourned
 There will be a three mile race on Deco ration day for purse of $25 under the auspices of the First division of Hibernlans at their picnic at Linden park. between Mcdonald of Waterbury and Gibbons ot this place. The race will be called at 5 o'clock.
 All good Catholics will observe Saturday as fast day. it being the vigil of Pente cost
 There will be two games of baseball here on Decoration Day: Y. NJ. c. I. vs New Britains at 10 30 and 2:30.
 Henry Inman and wife of New York city were in town yesterday to arrange for a tombstone for the late Frederic Greider.
 There will be two weddings solemn nized in the place tomorrow, the first at St Francis church at 10:30 a. m. by the Rev Father Lenahan. the contracting parties being Miss Marie Brazil and Michael Dug gan; the second at the residence of the brides parents, Miss Bertha Northrop and Wilson N. Hurd. the ceremony being per- formed by the Rev T. w. Ellsworth. AL though Miss Northrop is we'll and favor- ably known here. the wedding will be a quiet family affair.
 About sixty friends, some from New York city, others from New Britain and Hartford, went to Pond hill last night to celebrate the tin wedding of w. H. Fur lon and wife. The family have tinware enough to-day to last until their silver wedding It was an enjoyable time. Judge Benton will appoint commission CT on the insolvent Ahramson estate on Friday. John J. Linsky and A. II. Day ton are the appraisers and Charles G. Hungerford the trustee.
 The festival closed in good form last | night. Messrs Morse, Hoffman, Lodge. kehoe, Terrell and Clyma were commit, | tee on presents, there being only four | The jewel case was presented to John Dillon; the parlor lamp to Lizzie Morley | the writing desk to Rev Father Tanning On counting money for votes ou gave | contest No l division had 1 ,549; No ? l,715. MT Lodge in a few happy re marks presented the gavel to President F J. Donavan. who responded gracefully 1 The ladies were elated with their success.
 Speaking of Saturdays game the Win sted Citizen says The Naugatucks were simply outclassed. which gave the battle hfelrSs aspect Nichols, Il former catcher on the Wiusted club, was behlud the vii low for the visitors and displayed a little o
 his old time trickery work. The Nauga tuck club is dess rving of success this sea son. Its members toil diligently through out game and more practice and pull together will rauk th, m higher among Con
 necticut teams.
 The attention uf the DEMnCEAr ha
 been called to the actual necessity of d sid l walk on Oak street which is travelled owe
 by large numb rs on their way tp the cem
 etery.
 There is every probability that tLe Car
 rinGton- -Lllley sale will terminate in n laN
 suit. as both parties are in easy clrcum
 stances It will be rich picking for thel
 attorneys.
 Another month will make n great differ
 ence in the appearance of things In th
 vicinity of LluSkeys store at nion City
 Selectman German will have enclosed th
 frame for the new block. The barn wi
 be completed Twitohell & Sons ne'
 factory will be nearly ready for use
 James 0 May will be the possessor c
 more property to lay out in building lots
 which will soon be built upon. if tn
 electric road re any way liberal ln maS
 ing rates to the laboring class at certai hours of the day. Sundays and holiday excepted Unfortunately this tow
 granted the trolley folks a big franchis
 without making any provision for sue
 contingencies.
 An eight yers old girl, named Callahan residing on Ward street. had her leg badl scalded on Saturday last by pulling pa , of boiling water from the stove upon her Fully one half of the Sl50 needed ft l the fireworks display for July has bee pledged in small amounts of from fit 3 cents to g OO, by forty-nine dItfereI parties. Isaac A Morse will canvas f, r the balance on Memorial day It shoul t be easily raised.
 1 The rain of yesterday upset busine.
 considerably at our stores and an insit
 job in one of our factories was to be appr
 ciated.
 Dr Spring will be here after this wee 1 ready to attend to his practice on call ( | at his ofiee in Dr Rull's reSidence Parties near the south end of Churc ! street desiring the DEMOCRAT should lea' - their order at Stapleton's news store. IT price is 12 cents a week or two cents n copy.
 Those interested in the memorial exc - cises gotten up under the direction of S s perintendent Kane should be at the Sale t school building tomorrow at l:30 o'cloc s There will be very interesting pr i gramme given by the pupils ot the schoC T A five years old boy of Edward Lear - while playing on Church street yesterda
 on his way home from school. ran b
 tween the forward and hind wheel of
 passing wagon. The wheel did not pa
 over him. He was picked up terrib frightened but apparently little hurt. P The adjourned annual meeting of Il
 Parish House association takes place th
 evening at the parish house. One of Postmaster Ahearn's childr,
 has the scarlet fever at the home of q S postmaster's making three cases in oi ' house on Main street.