Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-07
NAUGATUCK NEWS
"A Saloonkeeper of Union City Shot
 in Row Last Night. -

ln ROW Last Night.
 Joseph Ostrosky, q saloonkeeper on Spring street. Union City, was shot ill q TOW at his saloon by an Italian named Narnilla last night about s o'clock. The trouble arose over some dispute about a farm. Before Ostrosky went into the saloon business he owned q farm in Prospect, which he worked. After going into business he leased the farm to Narnilla, who has been working it the past season. The way Narnilla tells the story is that OStroSky used to go to the farm and help himself to NarnilliS $ chickens and so forth. Last night Narniila went to OStrosky'S saloon and told him to come up and see the farm as he was going to move. OStrOSky said he would go up and visit the farm after he moved. and at the same time he stopped down to draw some beer. When he went to arise he found tie muzZlc of a revol- yer in his face and he ducked down again just as Narnilla fred The shot went over his head but the next one lodged in his shoulder. After firing the two shots Earnilla attempted to escape but he was grabbed from be- hind by some of the men in the place. When he found himself caught he tried to shoot the men who mad hold of him but was unsuccessful. Officer Mck iernan was called and took his man to the police station in q team. When searched at the station q revol- yer. razor and d large knife were found in his possession. Dr Johnson. who was called to attend the injured man. stated that the wound was not serious and would not prove danger OuS unless blood poisoning set in. The injured man is resting comfortably to- day. In the borough court this morn ing the case WaS continued until next Tuesday so as to find out how serious Ostrosky'S injuries may prove. Var nilia'S bonds were fixed at S1GO0. As no bondsman could be found he is still confined in the police station.
 Notes.
 The Independent Social club at their meeting last night. elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: preSi- dent. Michael T. Ford: treasurer. John Galla @her and secretary. William Gal Iagher. It iS the intention of this club to hold q series of dchatcs on the principal topics of the day at their club room this winter.
 \ large crowd turned out to the benefit dance given by the Union City football team at Columbus hall last night Everybody present reports q good time and the committees in charge deserve credit. The committees were: Arrangement committee. chair man, William Ieary. Frank Wilson. Miles Sweeney. Frank Bird and Archie Miller. There were about 40 couples i'll the grand march, which was led by William OLeary and wife.
 Professor Sullivan is to have a re- ception and dance at Barnum's hall on next Thursday evening"
 The applications to take the clerk and carriers examination seem to be very slow as only three have been filed with Secretary Hitchcock so far.
 The Naugatuck football team will line up for practice tonight. The boys are all in good shape and will go to Seymour tomorrow determined to beat the ScorcherS on their own grounds. A number of rOOterS will accompany the team, which will leave here on the l :3S train. The game will be called promptly at 2:3O o'clock.
 Division No 1, A. o. H., will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present.
 The Haymakers expect large crowd to be present at their dance to be given in the opera house tonight. All members of the HaymakerS will appear in grotesQue uniforms. They will parade the streets this evening headed by the Haymakers' band.
 There was q large crowd present at the smoker of the Naugatuck Wheel club at their rooms last night
 A number of young men serenaded MT and Mrs Frank Dugan at their home on Olive street last night Mr Dugan invited them all inside where they spent an enjoyable evening.
 John Rose leaves on the Campania for Rome where he will visit relatives for few months.
 The scarlet fever seems to still be coming, another case being reported yesterday. This time it is in the fami- ly of MT French of North Main street.
 There are two good shows coming to the opera house this month. On the 18th we will have Frankford'S farce company and on the 2Ith the Nashville Students and Gideons Minstrel Band.
 4 requiem high mass was celebrated this morning at St FranciS'S church for the repOse of the soul of the late Sister NJ. Catherine, late superior of the sisters in town, who died in the St F'rancis's hospital of New York yesterday. The remains were taken to the Mother House in Middletown,
 
 morrow morning.
 The feast of the Immaculate Concep- tion will be held at St Francis $ church tomorrow. Masses will be celebrated at 5:30, ' and s o'clock.
 Mrs Garret Gunnoude was quite badly injured in front of the Glove Co factory this morning at about ' o'clock by being struck by a team driven by a young man named Lan- non, who was driving by as Mrs Gunnoude was crossing the crosswalk. She was taken to her home in Clark s cab, where, the doctor being called, it was found that the woman was badly hurt.
 Mrs Commerford, an old resident, died at the home of her niece, Mrs Dennis Cuddy, of Cherry street, this morping.
 Roosevelt to Address Y M. c. A.
 HANERHILL, Mass, Dec. 7.-Mr. Cullen B. Shell, general secretary of the Y. NJ. e. A. in this city, has completed the arrangements whereby Vice Presi- nf Ma