Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-04
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 is visiting in Willimantic and Man. chester.
 Miss Evelyn Porter of New York is visiting at the home of Ralph Por- ter in Union City.
 Miss Kittie Patterson of Beebe street is spending q two weeks yaca- ton in New York City.
 Franies O'Donnell of North Main street is spending weeks vacation at the West Haven shore.
 Charles Uebel. who has been visit ing his cousin, Miss Linda Griesbach of North Main street has returned to his home in Meriden.
 The Coen street baseball team de- feated the Water Streets Thursday by, a score of 17 to 6. They are now try ing to arrange game with the Car roll Streets.
 The Bamboo Social club will hold their fifth annual outing at Osborne's glen August 5. The menu will In clude little neck clans, lobster. chick en. steak. potatoes, sweet potatoes, sweet corn, tomatoes and pickles. The bake will be prepared by Ford and Geary.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary L. Pitch- CT. widow of the late John s. Pitcher, whose death occurred Wednesday at the New Haven hospital. took place yesterday afternoon at the Parish house. The service was conducted by {, the Rev C. c. Smith, The lnterment l 3,, In
 1 The funeral of Mrs Annis R Gar rison, wife of Jacob T. Garrison. took place this afternoon at o'clock | at her late residence. The service was conducted by the Rev W. H. Garth. rector of St Michaers Episco- pal church. The interment was in Hillside cemetery at the convenience of the family.
 In order to avoid running into a woman who was approaching him in team, J. P. Berry, a New Yorker, on his way to Bantam to join his family, ran his automobile into a stone retaining wall on Main street last night. badly wrecking the car. He escaped uninjured as did his chauffeur, who was with him.
 A surprise party was held Thursday evening at the home of Master Thom- as Dolan of Cliff street, the occasion being his 11th birthday. A number of his young friends were present. Games of various kinds were played, music was rendered. refreshments mere served and the young folks en- joyed themselves as only boys and girls of their age can Master Dolan received number of presents.
 Three Union City boys were in a barn off Prospect street "Wednesday when they saw some penolia butter Being hungry they each ate some oi 1t but a short time afterward they made the startling discovery thu, rough on rats" a deadly poison had been mixed with the butter. The youngsters had not eaten enough tc cause their death. but for while they were very sick boys. They are al right now but they will never agaii eat anything that they find in barn
 The A. O. H. men who attended the meetings in Ansonia and Derb! report that they were accorded mos cordial welcome and that they foune their Ansonia and Derby brethrer very enthusiastic over the count. convention and field day of the A. o H. which Is to be held in Naugatucl on Labor Day. The Ansonia ant Derby divisions will be largely repre- sented here that day. The committee of arrangements are working har' and the indications are that their ef forts to make 1t the most successful fraternal gathering ever held her will be crowned with success. Ther will be several hundred men in tn parade which is to precede the fiel day events.
 The annual reunion of the Andre, family was held Thursday at the sun [ mer home of George W. Andrew O | Andrews mountain. Over 70 person were present. A clambake was serve , in the large dining hall. and the CT tertainment committee presented
 musical comedy entitled Rcd Oak. . Ii was composed by c. C. Andrew c New Haven and 4I members of til Andrew family took part. The hi { tory wns read by Charles Walker C e New Haven. Members of the Andre' s family were present from New Yorl e New Haven. Boston. Waterbury an
 number of other cities and town |. At the business meeting officers wer . elected as follows: President. Alvi ' G. Andrew of Naugatuek: secretar