Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
Suburban News.
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Miss Jennie E. Kelley of Meadow street has gone to Winsted to reside.
 The meeting of Sveaborg lodge, V. o. of A., tonight will be followed !'y a social session.
 Beacon Valley grange will hold a masquerade social at the home of F M. Candee on the New Haven road tonight.
 Members of the Women's Relief corps went to Ansonia last evening to visit the Women's Relief corps Of that city.
 There was no sessions in the .Naugatuck High school or Union City schools to-day. The teachers visited schools out of town.
 The Right Rev Bishop Tierney of Hartford, paid visit to the Rev J.. o. R. Sheridan, pastor of St Francis's church, yesterday. During his stay he visited St Franciss school.
 The Hustlers' basketball team of the Naugatuck High school are ar ranging for a game with the second team of the Choate school of Wall lingford for next Saturday after noon.
 Frank Hoffman, formerly of Nau- gatuck but now of New Milford, has made application to the United States bankruptcy court for discharge in bankruptcy. His liabilities are $2,9SS.95 and his assets $1,048.10.
 The final hearing of the creditors of John Steinman, formerly of Naug- atuck, who was discharged in bank ruptcy yesterday, will be held next Monday at p. m., in the United States Bankruptcy court in New Ha- ven.
 The third degree team of Ojeda council, K. of C., will meet Thursday evening at 2 o'clock in Pythian hall. They will assist District Deputy John M. Hearns in working the third de- gree on large class of candidates in Terryville next Sunday
 The Naugatuck High school basket ball team will go to Waterbury to- night to play the High school team of that city. The preliminary game will be between the Naugatuck High school seniors and the Waterbury High school second team.
 Tie rehearsal of Calvary" will be held tonight in the Parish house at 7:3O for the ladies and at 8 for the gentlemen. The chorus as now constituted is excellent and good progress is being made in preparing this fine work for performance Good Friday.
 A horse owned by Liveryman Booth ran away yesterday morning. In front of the Phoenix shop the car riage struck a tree and was broken. The horse freed himself from the carriage on the crCsswalk between the Glove and Phoenix shops but was stopped after it had gone short dis tance.
 The contract for furnishing bread at the borough almshouse was awarded to w. A. Brauneis. The contract price is $2.75 for every 100 pounds. The matter of pest house was discussed and Superintendent Langford and Amos Culver reported what they had seen at the isolation hospital in Waterbury.
 Superintendent of Schools Eaton while in Louisville, Ky, last week. where he attended the school super intendents' convention, had~ the pleasure of meeting Henry Sabin of Des Moines, Ia., who taught in the High school here many years ago, when number of the older residents of the borough were young men and young women.
 The remains of Miss Eva Benham, whose death occurred Saturday in Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived here yester- day afternoon on the 1905 train. The funeral was held at the Parish house and was conducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule. The interment was in Hillside cemetery. The pallbearers were A. N. Lewis of New Britain, Charles NJ. Upson of Waterbury. E. c. Barnum, Newell Smith, Walter Osborn and r. H. Judd. ..
 Mrs Emma Blandsfield died yester- day morning at her home on South Main street. She has been in failing health for about a year. She leaves two daughters, Mrs Frank Nudge and Mrs Robert Griffith, also two sisters, Mrs Charles c. Chipman and Miss Carrie Reed. Mrs Nudge and her husband, who are we'll known musicians are now on their way home from South Africa, where they completed an engagement of several weeks. They are expected to arrive in London next Sunday. The funeral of Mrs Blandsfield will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her late residence. The Rev Sherrod Soule will conduct the service. The interment will be in Grove cemetery.
 The board of warden and bur- gesses held a regular meeting last evening Warden Rodenbach presid- ing. The reports of the chief of po- lice, borough treasurer and tax col lector and the health officer were read and accepted. The borough at torney reported that he had collect ed s1.379.52 of back taxes. Warden Rodenbach informed the members of the board that he had prepared a list of names for members of the board of trade and they were elected, as follows: For the term ending June i. 1907, Charles l.. Berger. George W. Andrew and Charles IT. Me- Carthy: for the term ending June |, 1908. W. c. Hard. Charles J. Baxter and F. F. Schaffer: for the term end ing June f.. 1909. L. C. Warner. Mat