Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Constable Howell of Beacon Falls, was painfully injured by falling on the blades of a moving machine. He was cut on the thigh to the bone.
 A special meeting of the members of the three divisions of the A. O. H. will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. All members are earnestly requested to attend as business of importance is to be transacted.
 Miss Vera Bender, who Is a stu dent at Wellesley college, is spend- ing her vacation with her parents, Mir and Mrs Bender of South Main street.
 The hearing on benefits and dam ages to Elm street property owners, held before Commissioners Kaiser, Filling and Spencer, has been brought to a close. The commission CTS reserved decision.
 John M. Sweeney, jr, who has been spending his vacation at Butterfield lake. Redwood. N. Y., was one of those who assisted in rescuing from the flames Mrs William A. Russell of Waterbury, who was severely burned at Butterfield lake last Monday. MT Sweeney was burned on the hands.
 One of Liveryman F. M. Booths horses which has been out on pasture for several days and which was brought to his stable showed symp- toms of glanders and was removed to a lot near Platts Mills where it was examined yesterday morning by Dr J. N. Norwood, who expressed tn opinion that the animal had symp- toms of glanders which would in time develop into the real disease. Rather than take any chances Mir Booth or dered the animal killed.
 The secretary of Evergreen chap ter, O. E. S., has received circular from Grand Secretary John H. Bar low giving the following rates to the Masonic basket picnic to be held at Wallingford on Grand Masters day, August 15. Round tickets from New Haven 35 cents. from Middletown 70 cents, from South Norwalk $1.20, from Hartford 70 cents, from New London $2, from Bridgeport so cents, from Stamford $140. Waterbury Dublin street station) to Meriden and return 45 cents. (Trolley to Wal lingford from Meriden.) To all points not above mentioned slip for half rate return tickets will be is- sued. Train No 65, leaving Hartford at S:22 a. m. and train No 46 leav- ing New Haven at 10:04 a. m. will stop at Wallingford on that day. Per sons desiring box lunches may pro- cure them from the ladies of the Eastern Star at Wallingford for 25 cents. Some of the Naugatuck mem- bers have signified their intention of going by trolley via Cheshire and Milldale.
 The funeral of Miss Margaret Mill ton Leary, daughter es air anI Mrs James Lear. ur Pleasant street, took place yesterday at St Francis church where requiem high mass was cele- brated by the Rev Father Tanning The interment was in St James cem- etery. The pallbearers were James Corcoran, Emmet Hall, Lawrence Williams. Thomas German, Thomas o'Donnell and Daniel Flaherty. The floral tributes were: Pillow lettered Margaret" from her parents; fiat piece of roses and ferns. Mir and Mrs Thomas Brady. Maiden, Mass; white asters. Mary A. Shanahan; pink and white asters, Mir and Mrs F. Palmer; {; white carnations, Olive Leary; roses, the Misses Cass. Waterbury; white carnations, Thomas F. O'Donnell; pink asters. May Flaherty; white asters. Mildred Noble; pink and white asters. Gertrude Williams; white asters. Alice Nj. Langford; car nations, Katherine Leary; dahlias. Mir and Mrs ]. T. Leary; asters and verbenas. Mir and Mrs William NJ. Hubbell.