Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-27
NAuGATUCK NUGGET.

Iue TuupeT IdclOFleS VIII COluMellC
 work again Monday.
 Michael r. Coen who. was operate,
 upon has not improved up to thi
 writing. His condition is still serious
 W. F.. Stapleton of Church street
 who has been confined to his hom
 with illness for the past few days, i
 now able to be out again.
 The members of the Ladies Aid so
 ciety and Epworth league of the Meth
 odist church will sedve supper T
 the church next Thursday evening.
 Attorney Kennedy's rooms on Watel
 street are being painted and paperet
 and when the work is completed they
 will present a very neat appearance | At the 10:3O o'clock service in S1
 Michael's church Sunday morning, the Rev. F. D. Buckley, pastor of Trinity
 church of Waterbury, will preach the i sermon.
 The finance committee of the borougl 1 board has approved the bill of thu 1 Naugatuck Water Co for fire hydrants The bill which is for six months ser vice, amounts to S1,260. Thomas Lynch of Cliff street has re ceived word of the death of his father 1 who died at his home at Lowell, Mass
 MT and Mrs Lynch left for that city yesterday to make arrangements fol the funeral.
 Miss Mary Clifford. who fractured her left arm while practicing in the High school gymnasium on Wednes day evening, was taken to New Hayer yesterday and is now under the care of Dr Sweet of that city, . The subject undep discussion at the meeting of the Women's Study club in the public. library building next Tues day afternoon will be .sThe Celts, and papers will be read on Celtic Art "The Monoliths,' and The Celtic Re vival."
 The funeral of Henry Hine was held yesterday afternoon from Iwitcfi- ellis undertaking rooms on Church street. The services were conducted by the Rev J. H. Lockwood. pastor of the Methodist church. The interment was in the Gunntown cemetery.
 The first step towards the actual erection of the new Union City post office has just been completed by Con- tractor Fecker's men. The building is being erected by John l.. Linskey on his property between Watson's drug store and Perkins meat market
 The High school basketball team de- feated the strong Wallingford High school five last evening in the gym- nasium of the High school building by the score of F to $. The second team of the local High school were defeated by the Company c team of St Paufs brigade of Waterbury by the score of 20 to II.
 Principal John F. Scannell of the Union City schools was recently re quested by Superintendent Stewart of the public schools of New Britain to become candidate for the position of principal of the East sueet school in that city. Nearly 1000 children at tend that school and Is teachers are employed in the building. Mir Sean nell declined.
 Michael F. Moran, aged 3 years, died last night at about 6 o'clock at the home of his mother. Mrs Annie Moran. 13S Ward street. He has been in poor health for several months. He was well known young man and had large circle of friends. Previous to the time he was taken ill he was employed in the lunch cart conducted by NJ. F. O'Connell. He was d mem- Der of Nausatuck aerie of Eagles. He leaves besides q mother. four sisters and three brothers. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon to St Francis church at 2:30. The interment will be in St James cemetery.
 News of the sudden death of Thom- as Delaney in Charleston. \. C.. was received by his brother. Dr w. J. De laney yesterday. The deceased was stricken while working in the jewelry store of his brother-in-law. k. w. Muncaster. Mir Delaney recently wis ited his brother. the doctor. and made many friends during his stay in Nau- gatuck. He was for several years in the mining districts at Yukon and inc spent the greater part of last summer in renewing acquaintances in Canada and New England and had just set. tied down to business with his brother in-law when the end came. The shock to his friends was severe one. as the deceased was the picture of health and had never had an attack of ill., ness to the knowledge Of his friends. The remains will be taken 10 his for mcr home at Peterboro. Canada. where the funeral will take place. This is the second sudden death in the family in q short time. The mother of the deceased was killed by the cars about I year ago.