Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The regular monthly meeting of the board of education will be held to- night at o'clock
 The Germania Maennerchor will hold their regular monthly meeting to- night instead of Saturday evening. 1 Tomorrow the local high school bas- ketball team will go to New Britain to play the high school team of that place. -a
 This evening the annual inspection of the Naugatuck fire department will be held in the South Water street hose house. E
 Isaac Jones was painfully burned about the face yesterday afternoon by oil of vtriol while at work for the Naugatuck Chemical Co. F. W. Eaton, superintendent of the public schools of Naugatuck, is attend ing the annual convention of school superintendents in Louisville, Ky.
 John M. Hearns, district deputy of the Knights of Columbus, will go to New Britain next Sunday to assist ill the work of instituting new council in that city. .. Nicholas Pruchnicki and Miss Mary Strusinski were married Monday by the Rev Father Maciejewskl, the newly appointed pastor of the Polish Catholic church of this borneugh. 7t }. A number of the members of Nata- tue Haymakers' association took their hay rakes and pitchforks last evening and went to Waterbury, where they instituted new order of Haymakers.
 MT and Mrs Jones, who have been guests of J. H. Dunn of Millville ave nue, yesterday left for their home in Washington, D. O. They came here to attend the funeral of Mrs Dunn last week.
 Henry Herman has been appointed district deputy of the Modern Wood men of the World, and will organize q local branch of that society. He is now making the preliminary arrange ments.
 The funeral of Mrs Otto Yulke took place this afternoon at ? o'clock at her late residence on May street. The ser vice was conducted by the Rev Mir Lempke. The interment was in Grove cemetery. E f, tmF , At the High school assembly hall tonight Prof Ramsay Muir will give the third of his lectures in the univer- sity Extension course. The subject will be "The Era of War for Colonial Supremacy"
 Mir Scoville of New Haven and Ed ward E. Stevens of Naugatuck, who were appointed some days ago as arbi- trators to decide how much money J. H. Dunn and Martin Grove should re- ceive for their property on Water street, which is wanted by the railroad company, reached decision. Mir Dunn will get in the neighborhood of S3,OOO and Mir Grove over $5,OO0.
 At the regular meeting of Scott company, U. R. K. F., in Pythian hall last night. the annual Inspection of the compaRy took piaSce and the following officers were installed by Major Leon l.. Hall: Captain, Joshua W. Rogers; first lieutenant, Frank k. Nichols; sec ond lieutenant, Charles l.. Hoadley; re- corder, Fred Wertenberg; treasurer, A. H. Holbrook; commissary. F. H. Bos- worth; first sergeant, w. G. Noble; sec- ond sergeant, J. F. Schmitz. TO-mor- row evening all the members of the company will go to Derby. leaving on the S:01 train, returning, leave Derby at 11:54.
 The local high school basketball team defeated the New Haven nigh school team in fast and interesting game of basketball at the local high school gymnasium yesterday afternoon by the score of 8 to 30. Following is the lineup and score:
 Naugatuck. New Haven. R. Welch (capD. If. .... Stow lcapt) Hungerford-0'D 'Donnell. If. .... Stewart Wylie ........... c ...:...... Hogan J. Leary ....... rg .-......"... ROSS Twick ............ lg ..... McManus
 Score, Naugatuck H. s. B, New Ha. ven H. s. 30; field goals, O'DOnnell 5, Twick j. k. Welch 3, Wylie ?, J. Leary. Hungerford, Stow 3, McManus 3, Hogan 3, Ross 3, Stewart ?; fouls called, Naugatuck 3, New Haven &; goals from fouls, R. Welch, Stow 2; referee, Ashmore.