Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-22
NAuGATUCk NUGGETS

| The Naugatuck Malleable Iron Go will close Saturdays at noon until the ] first of September.
 l The funeral of Margaret Whelan took place at St Francis S church this
 morning at o'clock.
 The Rev w. H. Garth attended a
 meeting of the Junior Clericus in
 New Haven yesterday.
 | W. c. Hard. grand foreman of the
 A. o. U. w., was the guest last even-
 ing of Silver City lodge in Meriden.
 On Wednesday afternoon the Win-
 sted high school base ball team will play the Naugatuck high school team
 in Naugatuck.
 Louis, the months old son of MT
 and Mrs Gerardo Trionao of South Main street. died yesterday. The fu-
 neral took place this afternoon and interment was in St Jamess ceme- | tery.
 The adjourned meeting of the new
 board of warden and burgesses will | be held in the borough court room
 this evening. A great deal of inter- est is centered in the outcome of this
 meeting and it is probable that there will be a large attendance.
 ! Miss Helen Saunders of Fairview avenue has resigned her position with the Randolph-Clowe Co of Water- 1 bury and Miss Addie A. Robinson, who has been employed in the office of Judge Hungerford, has taken the
 position made vacant by Miss Saun- ders's resignation.
 The members of the Naugatuck Working Girls club who attended the
 national convention in Philadelphia the latter part of the week, returned
 home last evening. While in the l Quaker city they visited the United States mint, Independence hall,
 where they saw the Liberty bell, and 1 they climbed the city hall tower, the third highest structure in the world. On Wednesday afternoon about twen- ty of the members of the club will at tend the state convention of working girls to be held in Derby.
 John Carlson, a carpenter, of Vol colt, was struck by the 3:3S passen- ger train at Union City yesterday af- ternoon. He was placed upon the train and taken to the Waterbury hospital. Carlson had three ribs broken and also suffered from con tusions of the scalp. The man was walking beside the track just north of the Hop brook trestle and oppo- site the yard of the Naugatuck Lum- Der and Coal Go, when the engine of struck him, hurling him several feet to the west side of the tracks. William A. Frost, an old and re- spected resident of Naugatuck, died of heart failure yesterday at his resi- dence on Barnum court. Mir Frost was in the 10th year of his age. For several years he was employed in Pecks knife factory in Union City. When the knife factory burned he found employment in the rubber fac tories and had been employed there ever since. He was a democrat in politics and for more than quarter O. century had been the moderator of the first ward He was charter member Of Gavel lodge, K. of F., and also charter member of the first lodge of K. of P. which disbanded and was later recognized as Gavel lodge. He was also a member of Cough eommandery, U. o. G. c. Be- sides a widow. he leaves one daugh- ter. Mrs Fanny Sears of Naugatuck, one son, William H. Frost of New Haven, three brothers and step daughter, Mrs Riker of Los Angeles, Cal The funeral will be held in the parish house on Wednesday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. E