Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-28
NAUGATUcK NEWS
St Francis's Church Ladies Will Open
 Festival Tonight.

St Francis's Church Ladies Will Open
 Festival Tonight.
 St Francis ladies' festival will open tonight with an entertainment by q number of young ladies and gentlemen. There will be dancing each evening after the entertainment.
 About 100 persons were present at the lecture given by John A. Stringer in the High school building last night. The subject was "The Adventures of the Robin Family" The lecture was illustrated and well delivered.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 Frank Merrill of Montpelier, Vt, took charge of the local Y. NJ. c. A. yester- day morning.
 Naugatuck will be supplied with a great deal of amusement for Thursday afternoon, while in the morning the G. A. +. will hold public attention In the afternoon Division No l, A. O. H., will hold their picnic, with ball game between the St Francis T. A. B. and Oakville teams as an attraction, while on Hotchkiss field the Y. M. c. A. and Waterville teams will battle for supremacy.
 Il llC ISCSpllOn UI ~sllSo LSiiSS juvenile dancing class was held at Pythian hall yesterday afternoon.
 The St Francis T. A. B. society will go to Wallingford Thursday morning to play the strong town team of that place. It is expected that a large crowd of rooterS will accompany the team.
 The Naugatuck High school team will go to Derby tomorrow afternoon to play the strong ,Ansonia team at Housatonic park.
 The funeral of Mrs Ellen Deegan was largely attended from the house to St Eranciss church this morning, where requiem high mass was cele- brated. Interment was i'll St Francis $ cemetery.
 The local G. A R. will be addressed by the Rev T. Carson Hanna at the Baptist church in Union City next Sunday evening.
 Officer Malone disposed of stray dog on the east side last night. The dog had been wandering around for the past few days and had been a nuisance and source of annoyance to the merchants on Main street. The dog was brindle bull.
 Both the Naugatuck and Union City hose houses are draped in mourning for Carl Runz, the unfortunate man who was killed Sunday night. The flu nral was held from the Naugatuck hose house this afternoon, the firemen attending in a body. The funeral was in charge of the firemen, and the Rev X. F. Chapman conducted the services. Interment was in Grove cemtery.
 An unknown man about middle age used the watering trough on the cor ner of Maple and Church streets as q wash stand. The man walked up to the trough, took off his hat and pro- ceeded to wash his face and hands. This action on the part of the man caused considerable comment from the numerous spectators who were passing at the time.
 Michael Riedy, the young man who is in the hospital and who had both hands cut off, is resting as comforts ply as could be expected this morn ing.
 Naugatuck conclave. I. o. H., will meet tonight in Odd Fellows hall.
 Division No ?, A. o. H., will meet tonight in Hibernian hall.
 A number of Naugatuck people will go to New Haven tonight to witness Nat Goodwin in the Merchant of Ven- ice.'
 Mrs Charles r. Barnum of South Norwalk is spending few days as the guest of Mrs c. F. Hubbell of Hotch- kiss street.
 A new lodge of the N. E. o. P. is to be formed at Foresters hall next Friday night The lodge is to be known as Teutonia lodge. All the members are Germans.