Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-22
NAUGATucK NEWS
The Mail Box on Carroii Street Found
 Broken.

The Mail Box on Carrofi Street Found
 Broken.
 The person or persons who were re- sponsible for the breaking of the mail box on Carroll street if found out are liable to be heavily punished, as it is case where the government shall punish.
 Mrs James Grant and son Leroy are visiting friends in New Haven.
 Naugatuck seems to be a regular hlondike for lodgers, as the limit was reached again last night, there being nineteen lodgers present.
 Charles Mayser of New Haven was In town this afternoon and stated that he is in the pink of condition for his wrestling match with John E. Kelly on next Thursday night at the opera house.
 The klark Scoville company again played to a crowded house last night and the performance given last night was by far the best given by the com pany so far. Tonight the company will produce ''The Wyoming Mail" q western play. and tomorrow after noon they will produce "A Country Kid. Prices are 10 cents to adults and cents to school children.
 Both the public and parochial schools are closed to-day in honor of NaShingtOn'S birthday.
 Miss Eliza Brady and Lizzie Reidy left yesterday for q short visit with friends in Middletown.
 Mrs Edward Hanley died yesterday at her home on Carol street. She leaves husband and four children. Funeral will be held from St Francis's church tomorrow morning at o'clock. Interment in St Franciss cemetery.
 William O'NeilI of New York city is spending q few days with his brother Edward O'Neill, of Cherry street.
 Frank R. Brennan of New Haven was in town to-day on business.
 All the factories are closed down to celebrate Washington's birthday.
 Letter Carriers Maher. Wooster, Fairbanks and Walsh are in Water bury to-day representing the local let ter carriers at the state convention of the order. Frank Clark of Curtiss street left this morning for a short visit with rel atives in Bridgeport.
 Miss Mona Sullivan of Main street left yesterday to spend a few days at her home in Ansonia James Berkley of Boston spent yes terday with friends in town. On St Patrick's night at Columbus hall the Columbus Dramatic club will present 'Shaun Aroon." a three act Irish drama, for the benefit of the church. There will be Lenten services at St i Francis's church at 7:3O o'clock to- | night. Thomas Burke of Hartford was in town yesterday on business.
 Peter J. McEnerney of New Haven | spent yesterday with friends in town. i William Kielty is confined to the l house with sickness.
 Geary X Burke, who have been in town for the past few weeks. moving the parsonage of the Congregational church. have finished their work and left town yesterday.
 H. R. Menzeburger of Meadville, Pa, was in town yesterday on business.
 The funeral of Miss Ella Geider, who died in New York Tuesday. was held from St A1ichaefs church at o'clock | yesterday afternoon. The Rev Mir Chapman officiated. Interment was in Grove cemetery.
 Miss Annie Shea. who attends the state normal school at New Haven, is home for few days vacation.
 A number of the school teachers left for their homes in different parts of the state yesterday to spend the short vacation.
 Miss Maggie Deegan. who attends the state normal school at New Haven, is home for a few days vacation.
 No session of the borough court this morning.