Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-31
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Patrick Conran Takes Needle From His Wrist and Doesn't Know How If Came There.

considerably he took walk, feeling a | pricking sensation on one of his wrists He examined the member and thought he felt something in it. In working the | wrist point came through the flesh, which he finally got hold of, and drew out | a fine needle fully one and one-eighth | inches long, with the eye broken of. MT Conran has no recollection of ever having needle stuck in his flesh at any time of l life, and thinks he must have swallowed it in food at some time gone by.
 Miss Bassett of South Norwelk will teach the Round Hill school next term The Avon club of Ansopia and the Y. Nj. 0. club of this place played ball at | the trotting park yesterday. The Y, M. c. I s won by a score of 12 to f The battery for Y M, c. I, were Baxter and Nichols; for Ansonias, Cornell and Mur- ray.
 Professor McCann, who has had charge of the music at High Rock grove, closes bis season this week.
 Mir and Mrs John NJ. Page and Mir and Mrs Harry Hotchkiss after a very enjoy able trip, arrived home from Boston last evering
 Jean Jacques is offering big attractions | for next week.
 By order of th- health officer Conrad | Gaab, who was to be buried oday, was buried yesterday. He died from typhoid | fever.
 Miss Mary Soule and mother have returned from their summer outing. Miss Soule will open her kindergarten school the sec- ond week in September. Dr Futile and wife will leave to-day for | a weeks absence at Block island and other resorts. A brother of the doctor, and his daughter. were visiting here yesterday.
 George Smith. an employe of G. NJ. R. Shoe company. was injured yesterday morning by slipping as one of the cars in the factory was coming slowly toward him. | It struck him in tho abdomen. He trie q to work for an hour or so after the acci- l dent, but had to go home. Dr Futile was called, but could find no mark of any in- jury. Still the patient was evidently suf- fering from an internal injury, with symp- toms that the doctor did not like, To day he was improving rapidly and will be all right in few days.
 The order of march for the fire depart ment parade on Monday is as follows: Fire police, American brass band. Chief J B Fuller, FrstIAssistant E. D. SquIres, Nau- gatuck Hose and Hook & Ladder company in four divisions under command of A. w. Smith, foreman. The first division will 
 J. J. Hall, assistant foreman; second division, Jumper No 4, under G, G. Butz. second assistant forem n; third division, Jumper No 8, Union City, un fer Third As. sistant Harry Noble, followed by hose cart drawn by horses; fourth division. Hook X Ladder Truck under command of J. II. Nichols, first assistant and Wilson r. Clark, second assistant, followed by truck drawn by horses; fifth division. borough officers in carriages The line will be formed at 1 30
 There were over thirty passengers at tht station to take the ' IS train this morning Joseph Hall and son were amoIg the mum. Der, on their way to visit friends in New Jersey.
 DiphtheIia has again appeared in Scott street, directly opposite where the Hen messy case was a few months since. It Is ia mild form, but is none the less dang, ,r ous on that account, as was proven by other cases here during the year. IL is to be hoped that it will be confined to its present location.
 In the boron gh court to-day the cruelty to animal case against Daniel Roach Was brought up, no state officers of Humane society being present. Roach was found guilty, but having disposed of the horse judgment was suspended.
 Attorney Kennedy is receiving con. gratulations on the arrival of a boy baby in the family. Both mother and child art doing well.
 Robert B Morse Is doing considerable filling in and grading about the place purchased last season from F. w. Tolles.
 We find that a large number opposed the almshouse appropriation because they believed that it was designed to give fat position to keeper and mttron A go 0d many feel like MT pratt that if intem perauce brought them to tue poorhoust they should be left to die.
 Edward Leary, foreman of the Glove Companys callender rooms has gone tc Boston to-day to accompany home his wifi and children. George Myers. the com } papy's master mechanic, expected to take a trip to Glen Island along with his famil } but was detained by break of cAllende roll.
 Mir Langford informs us that the borougl Is paying over $50 per month for rent for destitute parties.
 The Naugatuck lady who advertised the loss of a gold watch and chain in the DEM oCKAr is requested to callat tn office.
 Hi Henry's Minssrels at the Gem oper house tonight. Do not miss it.
 A sixteen page EVENING DEMOCRAT ol Monday evening. Labor day, for two cents Tell your friends to try it.
 Arrangements are all completed for th fremen's parade and inspection on Mon day. There are very large number o tickets sold for there fair. The hall vii t be crowded nightly.
 Among the new things in town are = company of Polanders who have just re n ceived new uniforms and necessary equip c ments. and are out drilling on the stree c very frequently evenings. They all carr 2 swords and drill with same. About thirt c are fully uniformed
 There was 3O3 votes polled on the aims
 house question yesterday. On counting i c was found that there was 257 majorit c against the appropriation of the none c asked.
 c Carlisle Futile and George Wigmore ar
 to play a tennis match here on Labor da c for the championship Of singles. Tn
 ladies will serve refreshments.
 H. Soper, freight agent. leaves to-da
 for a few days in Long Island
 John Stapleton. John Abbott. Arthu
 Dowd. Thomas Clancy and John Sokolosl
 leave on Monday to attend school at Ottawf 2 Canada.
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