Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-18
Suburban News
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Della Farrell has sued Edwin M. Smith for S10O damages. The plaintiff, [ through her attorney. John K. McDOn- Ough, alleges that the defendant un- lawfully dug holes upon her land and is about to erect fence there. The defendants property has been at tached by Deputy Sheriff Sweeney for $15O The writ is returnable to Justice of the Peace William J. Weary on Jap- uary 30 at 9 a. m.
 The organ recital given by Harry Ludlow Cooke last evening in the Con gregational church was one of the musical successes of the season. Every number on the program was thoroughly enjoyed. MT Cooke was assisted by chorus composed of Mrs Lila Wigmore Squire, Mrs Bertha Vibberts Smith and the Misses Hazel Schaffer, Mildred Grumman and Bar bara Morse.
 On Friday afternoon the Naugatuck High school basketball team will play the Gilbert school team of Winsted in the local High school gymnasium. The contest will begin at o'clock. A pre- liminary game will be played between the second team of the local high school and the St Paul's brigade team of Waterbury.
 A large number of people enjoyed the excellent supper which was served in the chapel in Union City last evening by the Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church.
 s,,cr 70 ha the Maccabees will be held in the For esters' hall this evening at 8 o'clock. There is important business to be transacted and every member is ree quested to be present.
 Officer Malone shot a dog last even- ing that belonged to Thomas Began of Aetna street The dog had shown some signs of madness and it was thought best to end its life.
 Naugatuck is becoming aroused over the mad dog question and several jus tices of the peace for the town and borough met in the borough court room last evening at o'clock to take some action for protecting the public from dogs who roamed at large in the bor- ough. Warden ROdenbach was pres- ent and delivered short address 70 the justices on the matter to be con sidered. Henry w. Hamilton was elected chairman and William J. Weary secretary of the meeting. After some discussion on the present epidemic .u which all the justices joined, it was voted that all dogs should be muzzled on and after January 20 and remain muzzled or confined until March 1o. All not muzzled which are found on the streets will be shot.
 The Naugatuck basketball team has signed Hugh McConochie. one of the famed McConochie trio, for the re- mainder of the season. Hugh was for merly connected with the Delphi team and was considered one of their best players. The new and important ac- auisition to the local team will make his bow to the Naugatuck public as member of the local team this evening, when the N. A. c. meet the Sterling team of Waterbury,. There will be~a fast preliminary game between the Films of the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Star lights. the big game to start promptly at o'clock.
 Natatuc tribe. I. O. R. M., will short ly vacate it's quarters in Odd Fellows hall. which they have occupied as council chamber for twelve years. A committee was appointed some time ago to prepare for this change and have under consideration hall on the sec ond floor of the proposed new Weary block on Maple street. The matter will be considered at the regular meeting this evening.
 Naugatuck aerie. F. O. E., has de cided not to give the fair which had been arranged for the first three days of next month. owing to the slack times. All who have sold tickets are requested to return the money to pur- chasers and make returns to the aerie not later than February l.