Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-28
NAUGATUcK NEWS
Frederick Hawley Found Unconscious This Morning

1ieuoiiCh ha"1e3 ounuf CncoHselouS This Morning.
 Frederick Hawley, a young man well known around town, was found partly in the water and partly lying on the bank just above Kane's drug store at an early hour this morning by Officer Malone. It seems that a young man who resides on North Main street was going home when he heard groans by the river side. He came back and got Officer Malone, who secured a Ian tern and together they went to the place where the young man had heard the groans, and there they found Flaw ley. They got him ont and brought him up to the sidewalk where they tried to revive him, but it was no use, as he was unconscious. so they i'm mediately secured a doctor and brought the unfortunate young man to the trol- ley station. where the doctcrs worked over him. but as far as could be learned he had not returned to con- seriousness. It is thought that Hawley fell down the bank there and was stunned by the fall. According to re- port the young man has been slightly demented for some time and probably was worse than usual last night. His many friends were sorry to hear of his misfortune. Hawley was removed to his home early this morning. but up to press hour his condition has not improved.
 James Jaconelli. who has been laid up with injuries received playing foot ball, is able to be around again.
 A large crowd turned out to see the show given by Gideon'S Minstrel Car nival at the Gem opera house last night. The show was good, according to a number of those who were pres ent.
 Deputy Coroner Pond and Detective IeetS spent yesterday ill examining q number of the young men around town who were present at the Cotton Hollow house Saturday night Each witness was taken into q room sep arately and not one of them knew what the other said as everybody was cautioned to keep still and not say word after leaving the police station. Some of Naugatuck's most prominent young men are apt to be called on i'll this case, according to all reports. The deputy coroner and Detective Leets expect to go to Waterbury to-day to examine several witnesses from there. According to report now current they will be able to announce q yer dict either tonight or early to-mor- TOW.
 good time is guaranteed to all who attend the concert and dance to be given by the ushers and stage hands at Columbus hall Monday night.
 A little excitement was caused by a horse driven by Cornelius Munson Of Beacon Falls last night. The horse started to kick and overturned the buggy, throwing MT Munson out and scattering his bundles in all directions. Some bystanders caught the horse be- fore he could start 10 run away
 The glove department of the c. I. R. Glove Co.'S factory is to shut down Monday and Tuesday of next week
 There were about twelve knights of the road took advantage of the warmth and shelter of Chief Smiths hotel last night. This kind of weather general ly drives the tramps to look for shel- ter.
 The funeral of Mrs Marie Scullv was largely attended from her home on Lines hill this morning. Interment was in St JameS's cemetery
 John Connors of Curtiss street is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
 John Martin. who has been working in Hudson, Mass. for some months past, is home for few days vacation.
 Branch I4G, W. A. l.. C.. elected off cers Wednesday night. as follows: President. Matthew Maher: vice-pres- 1dent, John Finnan: secretary Floyd Wooster; treasurer. D. T. Walsh: ser geant-at-arms, William Fairbanks.
 The commissioners on benefits and damages to the property owners on Main, Maple and Oak streets will meet tomorrow morning at o'clock.
 There was no session of the borough this morning.
 A number of young men around town are kicking about being stopped rom skating on the new dam but they should remember that a private concern has the lease of the same and have the right to stop skating tllere.