Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
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NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l A meeting of the Sveaborg Sewing
 society will be held tonight at Pythlar
 hall.
 The young people of the German
 Lutheran church will give an enter. tainment at the church basement this | evening.
 A case of scarlet fever has been re. | ported in the family of William Casey
 of Cherry street. The patient is [ year-old boy.
 Charles s. Scoville of New Haven and D. E. Stevens of Nangatuck have been appointed arbitrators to say how much money the railroad company shall pay Martin Grove of Naugatuck for his property on Water street.
 The members of Ojeda council, K. of o., will meet at Pythian hall to- morrow morning at will march from there to St Francis's church, where will attend the requiem high mass which is to be celebrated for the re pose of the souls of the deceased mem- bers of Ojeda council.
 The factory of the Beacon Falls Rub Der Shoe Go shut down last evening for ten days. A full ticket will be made when work is resumed. The factory will be painted both inside and out while 1t is shut down and number of repairs will be made. The annual inventory will also be taken.
 It was the intention of the borough to prosecute about fifty citizens for neglecting to remove the snow from their sidewalks after the last snow storm, but 1t has been learned that the borough did not clean all of its own walks, and the property owners who failed to comply with the law at that time will escape punishment.
 The conditionoef Telegraph Operator Caron, who is confined at the town farm, is considered as being slightly improved. No word had been received from his brother, who resides in Can ada, up to late hour last evening, and nothing definite had been decided upon as to the placing of Caron in per manent retreat until communication is received from his relatives.
 The funeral of Mrs Angie Waite, wife of William Waite. took place yes terday afternoon at her late residence on Hill street. The service was con ducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule, pas tor of the Congregational church. The interment was in Grove cemetery. Members of Evergreen chapter, o. E. S., of which society the deceased was a member, attended the funeral in body.
 
 At meeting of interested citizens held in the borough court Monday evening. a resolution authorizing the board of warden and burgesses to ap- point board of trade consisting of nine members, was adopted informally. The borough shall appropriate yearly a sum not exceeding $1OO for the legiti- mate expenses of said board, and from said appropriation the clerk appointed by said board shall provide necessary books and stationery for the use of safda board. aS-s4 os .y5.- ..s.A.l .4,I
 W1ile7 thefesis fenp6@y t6feprpssien-l iii the rubber goods business, one of | the chief industries of the town and | Beacon Falls, the general condition in | fanufacturing in Naugatuck Is unusu- | lily good. The Goodyear India Rubber | Glove Co.'S plant, with nearly 2,OO0 lands, is running four days a week, md there are plenty of orders at the Malleable Iron Co, which las nearly 800 men on its payroll. Splendid business reports are given by he Dunham Hosiery, the Naugatuck Chemical Co, the paper box factory md the retaining plant of the United States Rubber Co. The general im- ,ression prevails that the shut down f the plants of the Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Co is to permit of num- Ter of changes to be made in the ad- of the business. The respects in the building line for the oming year are very encouraging, Il The police here are having their ands full in trying to run down al- eged members of the Black Hand so- iety. Last night five Italians were rrested on the strength of state- lent made by Domonic Jacconelli, rell known member of the Italian col ny of this place. Jacconelli says that few weeks ago he received threat hing note purporting to have been 'Aittcu u1 DidCk I1duu HlcIuutTs anu $50. The receiver of the ote paid no attention to 1t other than take it to the police. and as the re- ut of an investigation Bruno Gaelic. ony Gaelic, Frank Marcini, Dominic tilletto and James Stilletto were ar .sted. Their cases were continued his morning in the city court until to- Iorrow under bonds of $500 each. The tter written to Jacconelli was mailed l Waterbury and told Jacconelli to ave the money at a certain place in rove street. It is expected that other rests will be made soon.
 An entertainment will he given at le Union City chapel Friday evening. ebruary g. by Naugatuck and Wa rbury volunteer talent for the bene- ] of the chapel fund. The program the entertainment Is as follows: iano oyerture-"Faust" w .GounOd
 Miss Mary Daly.
 haracter reading. selected .. ...... .... Miss Mabel Shelly ass solo. selected. ... W. R. Morgan ecital. selected. Miss Mabel Shelly usical specialties .... .
 ... IT. Donkersley and others ,ng. selected ... Fred Mather elections. piano .... Miss Mary Daly humorous readings. Miss Mabel Shelly ns-l-.uf ..... |