Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-01
NEJGAT UCk NUGGETS.
WILLIAM COLEMAN PASSED BAR
 BER's ExAMINATIoN.
First Local Barber to Comply With
 The Law-Haymakers Have Clam bake at ouassapaug-Andrews Fami-
 ly Reunion.
ly Reunion

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 There were two cases before Judge Hungerford in the borough court tnls morning. They were those of John Clarke and Thomas Dolan, charged with intoxication, breach Of the peace and abusing a horse. The evidence was to the effect that the young men hired horse late Monday night ana that when it was returned to the or flee yesterday morning it was con- siderably used up, according 10 the evidence of Liveryman Flynn. The judge, after hearing the testimony ln the case, fined each young man So ana costs, which amounted to Sl3-Z0 on each case. The fines were paid, put the young men were immediately rear rested by Constable PutZ of Beacon Falls. where they are wanted on four counts-intoxication abusive lam guage, breach of the peace and injury to private property. Tn. e.young men are accused of having stoned the old Cotton Hollow house. now occupied by Charles Nettleton as dwelling house, and when he remOnstrated with them of having abused him. Constable Butz took his prisoners to the Falls on the II o'clock train. where they will be tried before Justice of the Peace Aller.
 William Walsh of Ansonia is spend ing a few days with friends ill town.
 Mrs H. R. Hawley of Church street left this morning for few weeks visit with her sister, Mrs E. l.. Miers of Long Lake Alpine. Mich
 George Patchett is employed on the Merchants express this week. while Frank Goodyear is on his vacation.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold an inn portant meeting tonight. All members are requested to be present.
 The Naugatuck fire department will meet tonight and complete arrange ments for the visit to Torrington on the 9th. The fare to Torington and back will be so cents.
 Miss Kate DaIy of Coen street has returned from a short vacation with friends at the shore.
 Laurel temple. R. g., spent an en- joyabIe time on their trolley ride over the different lines of the c. R. and l.. Cos road last evening, returning home at a late hour thoroughly satisfied with the evenings enjoyment.
 Court Minerva, l. O. F., will meet I0-QlSQL III OTeSIeES All bers are requested to be present.
 Henry Armenton of New Haven was in town this morning on business.
 The annual reunion of the Andrews family is being held at the home of George Andrews on West mountain to-day.
 The German Catholic building so- ciety are to give a four nights fair the first part of September. for the purpose of raising money to begin with on their proposed new church on High street.
 William Coleman has successfully passed the barber's examination be fore the state commissioners and is showing his license to-day. Mir Cole man is the first of the local barbers to comply with the law in regard to this matter.
 The members of the local lodge of Esaymakers held a clambake at Lake Quassapaug last evening, going out in a bus and coming home at an early hour this morning, after having thor oughly enjoyed themselves.
 A number of Naugatuck people are planning to enjoy themselves on the annual excursion of the N. Y., N. H and H. railroad to Glen Island Satur day.