Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-31
Suburban News.
NAUGATUeK NUGGETS

Miss Ethel Jones of Church street
 is ill with the measles.
 The fixtures for the pOstoffice at Union City are being placed in posi- ton.
 Work will be resumed by the boot
 and shoe makers of the G. M. R. fac tory on April 16.
 Division No 1, A. o. H., has adopt
 ed resolutions on the death of their
 late brother, Joseph O'Meara.
 At the meeting of Teutonia lodge,
 N. E. o. F., last evening in Weber's hall, ten candidates were initiated.
 There was large attendance last evening at the card party given by Laurel temple, R. S., in Pythian hall.
 The Naugatuck Water company ex- pect to commence work of laying main on Grove street in about two weeks.
 The first anniversary of Naugatuck camp, Sons of Veterans, will be cele- brated in the G. A. R. hall on next Tuesday evening. "~
 Mrs Robert Spencer May was solo ist at the organ recital given in St. Johns Episcopal church in Waterbury Thursday afternoon. @
 The pool team of the Y. NJ. c. A. which is composed of four of the best pool players in the association has issued challenge to the Salem Social club.
 George Barlow. who is employed by J. NJ. Page & Co, was moving some barrels filled with cement yesterday when one of the barrels fell on his thumb and crushed it.
 Henry Stahl of Bradley street who had to undergo operations some months ago as result of an accident in which one of his feet was badly crushed, is again able to be out.
 The remains of Harry Robert Saun. ders, the five year old son of Mrs Henry Saunders, will be shipped from Denver for Naugatuck. They are ex- pected to arrive here about Thurs. day. @"-. '-aFt 5#s.t7H e.
 F. W. Hubbell has been appointed to the position of clerk in the local postoffice left vacant by the resgna- ton of Miss Edith Trowbridge. He will enter upon his new duties next Monday.
 The funeral of Mrs Ernest Patter- son was held yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock from her late home on Meadow street. The services were by the Rev J. H. Lock. wood, pastor of the Methodist church and interment was in Grove ceme- tery.
 William French who was elected captain of the Naugatuck High school baseball team for the season of 1906, but who is unable to serve, because he no longer attends school, called meeting of the members of last years | team yesterday to elect a captain to | take his place. John O'Donnell, '06, was unanimously elected to fill the | position. Last year James Leary | showed up in fine form and he gives | promise of shading iaal lrofh theasHigh school pitchers this season. The first ' game will be played early in next | month.
 The Naugatuck High school basket )all team defeated the Business Mems cam in the High school last evening ly the score of 42 to IS. Captain Naylor of the business men was in- ured in the first half and retired in avor of Watson. Goynes of the 'ame team was unable to play his lsual good game owing to the floor ,eing strange to him. Tompkinson's tt nd ont a,.Ix- s,, h. | le finished the second half on his lerve. Brown had much difficulty in inding the basket and Ensign was a lose second to him. Watson tried to nfuse life into the team but his ef- orts were futile. In the preliminary .ame the second team defeated the eniors 3i to 30. Jack Clifford refer ed.