Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-11
NAUGATUCK NEWS

Choir and Dramatic Club Enjoyed q
 Sleigh Ride To-day.
 The St Francis choir and Columbus Dramatic club are enjoying q sleigh ride to Cheshire this afternoon
 Miss Annie Shea. who attends the Normal school in New Haven, spent Sunday at her home on Cliff street
 A whist party was held at the home of Mrs George Silvernail on Meadow street in honor of Miss Potter of Mid dlctOWn.
 Miss Mamie Aspel of Coen street spent Sunday with friends ill Ansonia.
 Harry kilmer of New Haven spent Sunday at his home OH Coen street.
 Two sleigh parties left town Satur- day night for the Sunshine dance in Derby and everybody who went down crowd of entertainers.
 The High school basket ball team are going to Ansonia tonight to play the basket ball team of the Ansoni:l High school. They expect to go down in Linskeys big bus sleigh.
 The Young Mems Catholic institute expect to stop the train for the accom- modations Of patrons of their dance HUH toN HS oo" II tllC llllc 1LNSlN thing is in readiness for the dance and q large crowd is expected from adjoin- ing towns.
 4 large crowd attended the first grand sacred concert given by the St Francis T. A. E. society ill Columbus hall last night. Every number on the program was well rendered and the affair was :i decided success.
 ;c, confined to the house ny q slight at tack of the grip,
 On Wednesday night the basket ball teams will again meet. This time it will be the L. c. A. C. vs x. il. $. and |. (. w. C. vs !. NJ. C. A.
 The funeral of Smith l.. Clark of Prospect was held yesterday after noon. The Rev Mr Ihipps of Prospect C1ficiated. lnternent was in Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of Joseph Barcules. the man who was killed by the train last Thursday night. was held from St i'rancis's church yesterday afternoon at 7 o'clock. lnterment was ill St James cemetery.
 $. w. Baldwin of lale college spent Sunday at his home on Carol street.
 James Jaconelli has entered the en- ploy of John Donahuc of Beacon Falls.
 William Hill of Bridgeport spent Sunday at the home Of his parents on North Willow street.
 Edward Conway of Curtiss street is confined to the house with the grip.
 A number of young boys and girls have been injured while coasting dur ing the past week.
 There were five lodgers at the po- lice station Saturday night, and last night nine weary travellers requested to be allowed to come in out of the cold.
 St Francis T. A. E. society will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present. as business of import ance is to be transacted.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tomorrow night, when it is expected action will be taken on the new fire department ordinance. Some thing should be done as to those con- missiCners who were appointed to set tie up the matter of benefits and dam- ages to the property owners on Main, Maple and Oak street. Those fellows have had time enough and should now be requested to make report.
 No session of the borough court this morning.
 An alarm of fire was rung in this morning, calling the department to the old shop boarding house on Aetna street, where quite q lively blaze was in progress. The tiremen responded promptly, but owing to hitch in the water question:" some valuab ble time was lost in getting water on the building, SO that it was well gutted be- fore the fire was extinguished and might now be termed n total wreck. The hydrants were stiff and the wa ter about them frozen, hence the cause of delay in drenching the mass of flames.
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