Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-11
NAUaATUcK NEWS
Court Naugatuck Will Install Newly x Elected Odicers Tonight.

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 Court Naugatuck. I. o. F., will pulp Hcly install the newly elected officers of the court in Hibernfan hall tonight. A large delegation from Waterbury is expected to be in attendance, also Court Minerva of this town.
 A number of persons took falls on the different streets around town last night and this morning, owing to the rain which fell and froze as fast as it fell. A number of bad falls were talk en, but as far as could be learned no one was seriously hurt.
 The board of education will meet this afternoon at o'clock. It is ex- pected that all the members of the board will be present.
 George Myers of Millville is serious 1y i'll with pneumonia.
 Mrs Peter Paul, of Church street, b visiting friends in New Haven.
 Charles Amesbury of Providence, who has been visiting friends in town for the past few days, returned home yesterday.
 About seventy-ive people were told that they would, be laid off Saturday night by the foremen of the different rooms in the Beacon Falls Rubber com pany's factory. A number of Nauga- tuck people are among those so in- formed.
 A certain young man in town will not forget for long time the walk he took one night this week. The young man, it seems, met a friend or his and the friend proposed walk. The young man said all right and they started in for a walk, of course. Dur ing the walk a few stops were made for refreshments, and after the last one was made the friend left the young man. who was then in a pretty fair position to become befuddled. which he did within a short time, and instead of starting in the direction of home he started in another direction, and but for meeting a friend he would have walked quite a distance. As it was. the friend brought the young man home. and the latter swears he will never drink another drop as long as he lives.
 James Jaccone1li the popular fruit dealer of the east side of the bridge, has decided to 20 out of the business, claiming that there is no more money in it. and so he is selling his stock this week
 The grinding room of the G. I. R. Glove company's shoe department will be closed tomorrow as ther are some repairs to be made on the engine.
 The first basket ball game of the To- cal league will take place tomorrow night at the opera house, when the N. A. c. and the Y. M c. A. will line up, also the U. c. w. c. and the N. H. $. Both games ought to be interesting. as all four teams have been practicing hard and are in the best of condition.
 Pardon Dewitt of Providence, who has been visiting friends in town for the past few days, has returned home.
 Senator and Mrs Kennedy of Oak street. who have been in Hartford for the past few days, returned home last night.
 Paul Johnson has accepted a position as timekeeper with the Waterbury Manufa curing company, of Water bury.
 Howard Ensign has accepted a po- sition in the office of the Waterbury Brass company.
 A number of Naugatuck people at tended ''The Power Behind the Throne" at Polls theater, Waterbury, last night.
 Charles Mayser of New Haven is in town to-day calling on old friends. It is believed that before he goes home something will be done in regard to that $25 which John E. Kelly has post ed with the Naugatuck News to ar- range a match with Mayser. Mayser' s many friends in town are certain that he can throw Kelly and will back their opinion with money. Fg
 Messrs Booth. Berry and Gaines of Stamford are repairing the smokestack of the Naugatuck A1alleable Iron com. pany's plant
 Mrs E. c. Hall of Prospect street is visiting at the home of her parents in Lebanon, Conn.
 R. K Bailey of iMishawako, Ind, is visiting friends in town.
 Peter Paul has sold half interest in his Water street store to Martin Halajian and the business will here after be conducted under the name o1 Peter Paul & Co. -ta7--
 There was no session of the Dor pugh court this morning.