Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-19
Suburban News
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

NAUGATUCk NUGGETS. There will be meeting of the Re bekahs in Odd Fellows hall this even ing.
 George Willard of Trenton, N. J., ts visiting friends in town for few days.
 Henry Smith of New Haven IS spending few days with relatives in the borough.
 The board of charities held meet, 1 ing last evening and acted upon sev- eral relief cases.
 R. N Parker of Meadow street at tended the funeral of a relative in Der by yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Carrie Johnson of Albany, N. Y., who has been visiting on Church street, has returned home.
 Thomas H. Benton who has been in i Albany attending the funeral of his sister, returned home yesterday. l Miss Annie Meyers of Greenwich, Conn, is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs George Meyers of Main street. At meeting of the Sons of yeter ans in c. A. R. hall this evening there will be an election of officers and mus tering in.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Edwards of East Hampton. who have been the guests of MT and Mrs James B. Conkling of Scott street, returned home yesterday.
 Columbia lodge, I. O. O. F., will hold regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall this evening. Election of officers will be held and there will be initie- tion and a social session after the meeting
 Game at Last.
 Now that the N. A. C. have been able to secure the opera house for one or two nights week, so that they can have little practice and get into shape, they have arranged game for Thursday evening with the strong Middletown five. There may be. pre- liminary game between the Blue Fronts and some out of town team.
 Teutonia's Officers.
 Teutonia lodge. N E. O. P, has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Past warden, Mrs Hen " Wicke; warden, Mrs W. " Schmitz; vice warden, Mrs Packer; secretary, Mrs R. Almond; financial secretary, J. Messuer; treasurer, H. Wicke; chaplain, Miss R. Hasslinger; guide M Leonardo; guardian, J. Mer- sey; sentinel, E. May.
 Centennial Elects
 At the meeting of Centennial lodge, I. O. o. F.. in Odd Fellows hall last evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: N G., Clifford L. Ranslow: V. G., John Ste vens; secretary, Warren D. Abel; treasurer R. V. Parker; pianist, Leon A. French; examining physicians, Drs Spring and Bull. The newly elected officers will be installed at the second meeting in January.
 Barber Shops Inspected.
 Henry c. Schneider, the secretary | of the state board of examiners of bar bers, was ill town to-day inspecting | all of the local shops. Mir Schneider l says that all of the shops in town with | the exception of one were in first class condition and that is something, | Mir Schneider says, that he very sell dom finds. He says that the rule Tn | general is that about three or four | shops in each town have to be ordered | cleaned on about every other inspec- tion.
 Court Salem Elects.
 The annual meeting of Court Salem, F. of A., was held last evening in For esters' hall. The following officers | were elected for the ensuing year: Past chief ranger, George Buchanan; chief ranger, Pierce E. Freeman: sub chief ranger, John ]. Joyce; financial secretary. William Bickerdike; record ing secretary. Edward r. Wilcox; treasurer, Edward F. O'Brien; senior woodward, Albert Sumpf junior woodward. James F. Cunning; senior beadle, Patrick Cronin; junior beadis, Richard Clancy; lecturer, John 0'Con- nell: trustee for three years, EdwSrd I.eary: physician, pr Walter A. Reil- Iy. At the first regular meeting m January the officers will be installed. Quick Action of Local Man Saves Life.
 Yesterday afternoon, while Annie, | the ten-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs Timothy Dunn of North Water street. and some of her playmates | ,,-oro avino on the ice on the Nauga- tuck river. little north of the Maple | street bridge. and the ice being thin | in some places. the child got upon one | of these places with the result that she was instantly plunged into the Icy | water. She sank from sight and her playmates shouted for help. James Hearns. who works in the freight | yards opposite. heard the cries anj quickly started for the place and inn mediately plunged into the icy water after the child and reached her just in | time Mir Hearns was chilled through | and hardly able to stand up when he again reached the shore. A crowd or | sDectators had gathered on the bank l and shouted encouragement to him, Contractor John l. German and F.. Wilcox. painter. waded out to wheNt ] he was and helped to bring the child 1 to the shore She was taken inte | Enanbergs store close by and physi clan was called. Later she was taken | to her home. The very prompt action 1 of Mir Hearns in jumping Into the riv. or and saving the child from drown ~ afrr- II