Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Naugatuck fire departments
 parade carriage has been shipped to l West Haven where it will be seen in
 the parade of the state firemen to-
 day.
 Julius Barbiero received tele-
 gram yesterday informing him of the death of his sister in Cleveland, O. He left immediately to attend the funeral.
 Hereafter the Sons of Veterans will meet on the first and third Tues
 day evenings of each month instead Of every Tuesday evening. They meet
 in Grand Army hall
 The funeral of Mrs Sarah Sheldon, wife of William Sheldon, took place yesterday afternoon at her late resi- dence on Oak street. The Rev c. S. Ball oficiated. The interment was in Hillside cemetery.
 In the borough court yesterday James Coen pleaded guilty to charge of selling beer to a minor through his agent and was fined $15 and costs. The total amount of the line and costs was $30.35.
 A musical and literary entertain ment will be given under the aus pices of the Luther league of the swedish Lutheran church on Friday evening, August 3, at o'clock. Ice cream will be served free.
 The funeral of Isaac Sanford took place yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs Harvey Moore, in Straitsville. The service was conducted by the Rev c. s. Ball, pastor of the Methodist church. The interment was in Riverside cemetery in Waterbury.
 The factories of the G. I. R. Glove company will shut down for two weeks, July 2S to August 13. The last ticket of boots and shoes will be made on July 2S, and the first after the shutdown on Monday, August 13. The company will pay their employees on Saturday, July 2S, instead of Mon- day, July 30.
 While attempting to send in an alarm from box 72 during the thun- der storm Tuesday afternoon Tim othy Daly, second assistant engineer of the Naugatuck fire department, re- ceived an electric shock that threw him off his feet and made him think he was being electrocuted. Fortunate ly he was not seriously injured.
 Centennial lodge, I. 0. o. F., is negotiating with Mir Webster, owner of Webster block, at the corner of North Main, Maple and Oak streets, for rooms in the building and it is said that it is Mir Webster's intention to- build1anoshers story onE the tblEk and rent the lodge the entire third story. If this plan is carried out Gen. tennial lodge will have one of the finest lodge rooms in the state.
 Fred Walther of Sheffield lane was given a plesant surprise Tuesday night at his home by the choirs of l the Baptist and German Lutheran | churches, the occasion being his 22nd The two choirs, of (which he is member. presented him with | l handsome gold ring set with large ,pal. The evening was very enjoy lbly spent by all present Games were | played, vocal and instrumental music vas rendered and refreshments were 'erved.
 A hearing on the value of the Philip Rubin property on Water itreet will be held before commis- |, ioners in the borough court room lext Monday morning. The commits ioners are to say how much the rail- oad company shall pay Mir Rubin or the property. Mir Rubin and the ailroad company are unable to agree h Ipon price. A number of persons rho are considered competent judges f real estate values will be asked 0 state what they consider the prop rty worth and an interesting hear ng Is expected. Attorney Charles G. loot will look after Mir Rubin's in- crest.