Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-11
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

months-old son of Mir and Mrs John Scully of North Church street, was held yesterday. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 Edward J Sanger. son of Mir and Mrs c. T. Sanger of Meadow street, has received word that he had sue cessfully past all studies in his recent examinations at the Taft school.
 The funeral of Joseph, the infant son of MT and Mrs Stanislaus Da- broski of 90 Bridge street was held yesterday at the house at 2:30 o'clock. The interment was in St James cem- etery.
 The funeral of Margaret, the one year-old nd-eleven-months-ol daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Edward Wilcox of Orchard street, took place yesterday at the house at 2:30 o'clock. The inter- ment was in St James cemetery.
 Joseph Carlson will close his tea store Tuesday, Wednesday and Fri day evenings, during July and August at 6 o'clock. He has always closed ev- cry Wedesday and Friday evening but he intends to close Tuesday nights al so during the hot weather.
 The funeral of Waltena Drensek, who died from the effects of paris green poisoning Sunday last. was held yesterday at the Polish Catholic church in Union City. where re- quiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Maciejewski. Inter- ment was in St James cemetery.
 The Yale university prize poem. by George B. Hotchkiss, of Naugatuck. which received the ninth award of the prize offered by Professor Albert Scarborough Cook to Yale university for the best unpublished verse has been published in book form by Mir Hotchkiss and is now on sale at local book stores.
 The local dealers in clothing, with the exception of J. Cohen, who is To- cated in the Webster block on North Main street. have agreed to close their stores Tuesday. Wednesday and Fri day evenings during the months of July and August. Heretofore the stores have been closed on Wednes- day and Friday evenings. but the clerks and merchants want another night off during the warmest months of summer and the general public will agree that they are entitled to it..
 Mrs Rocco Schiavone of Coen street was painfully injured Monday by falling from a trolley car on North Main street. She was. alighting from a car at Cemetery street at the time t1n 1 aboard the car and taken to the trol- ley terminus where she was assisted ! into Samuel Enanberg's store and | later removed to her home in a car riage. She was attended by a physi- elan who found that she was suffer ing from bruises on her right side and arms and she also had slight wound on one side = the head.
 The pupils of Mrs Margaret Breen | McAvoy gave ' musical at her home, Ill Ward street last evening. They were assisted by Miss Lillian Hotch- kiss, soprano. and Miss Katherine Hall. pianist. The program follows; Leuchtkugein -four hands). Franz 1 Behr: La Bonne Etole." Van Gael. Julia Battcock; Waltz, Mertz, Flor. ence Mahoney: Queen of Morn. ! Engelmann. Harold Hall: Magic | Dancer" Goerdeler. Kittie Burke; 'The Puppet Show," Webb: Little Boy Blue" March. Engelmann. Lena I Currier: "Pleasat Moments" Emel Klein, Gladys Bell: March, Giese. Ma mic Strong; .'Chanson Provencal,' Dell 'Acua: 'The Swallows" Cowan i Hotchkiss: "Annie Laurie" (themt and variations). Ryder. Raymond Hall: "Loin Du Bal" Gillet. Juliana Grell: La Fontaine." Bohm: Rest less Waves" Farantella). Hoist: "Les Pas de Boquietieres." Wachs. Marga ret Maher: Loves Greeting" Bohin 'Idilio." Lack: Lauretta Marshall "Le Secret" Gautier: Blumenlied Lauge. Bessie Ford; Kamenoie Os trow. Rubinstein: Air de Ballet. x, 1, Chaminade, Katharene Hall.
 At an adjourned meeting of tn, board of warden and burgesses las evening Editor Peck sent in docu ment which was read and laid away for future action: the reports of tn health officer. the borough treasurer and the tax collector were read ant accepted. It was voted that the taxe of Herman Zehender. up to. and in clutling the grand list of 1904. h, abated. Wilson F. Clark was appoint ed forest fire warden. The resigna ton of John Malia as special police man was read and accepted. Fou bids were received for the laying O q sanitary sewer on North Main. Soutl Main. Maple and Brennan streets. ID, bidders were as follows: W. I. Ne vile. s3.193.50: Henry Spinach. S5, I5ar5: Heating X Egan. Si1S6. 10 Pasduale Contaldi. SI.12s.25. The con tract was awarded 10 William Ne vile. whose hid was lowest. A bon, of s1.sD0 will be required. A hearin
 on the establishment of curb am sidewalks on Frederic street was dc elared open. There being no ohjeS
 ton, it was voted to instruct the pror erty holders on said street. betwee
 Cliff street and Fairview avenue. [
 lay granite curb. not less than fou
 by eighteen inches. including circuia
 corners. at the intersection of street,
 on or before August 1. 1916. and cs
 nent or concrete sidewalks on or ls
 fore May i. f90T. Several propprt
 holders were heard in connection wit
 the proposed grading of walnu
 street It was voted that the hearin
 be adjourned to meet at the sout
 end of Walnut street Thursday aftel
 noon at 2 o'cloctL The engineer ws
 instructed to prepare plans and pr'
 file on High street between Oak an
 May streets. also to prepare pians an a profile of highway and grade line on the westerly end of Highland aver