Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

James Lyncn. formerly or Naug0- tuck but now Evansville. Ind. has been visiting relatives here. He is in the employ of the Metropolitan In surance company and expects to be transferred to Bridgeport
 Dr Isiaha H. Carroll of Winsted, who graduated from the Baltimore Medical college last month, has pass ed the state examination which en- titles him to practice medicine in this state. He is ta brother of Dr Carroll of Naugauck.
 Fire Chief Clark after seeing the oil soaked and charred papers that covered the floor of the Doolan house on North Water street, where the fire was the other day, expressed the opinion that the fire was the work of an incendiary. Had it not been for the timely discovery of the fire a dis astrous blaze might have resulted as there are a number of buildings near the house.
 The A. o. H. First regiment band of New Haven has been engaged to furnish music for the local divisions of the A. o. H. here on Labor Day. They will lead the local division in the parade and will furnish the music for dancing at Linden park in the afternoon and evening. The present indications are that may members of the order from all parts of the state will be here on that day. Up to date divisions in the following places have accepted the invitation to participate in the field day exercises Merid zen Branford. Wallingford. New Haven, Ansonia. Derby. Waterbury. Bristol, Waterville, Torrington and Winstetl, and they are now waiting to hear from Bridgeport. Hartford and New Britain. The officers of the local di- visions have been invited to attend a meeting of the A. O H. in Ansonia The county president will be present at that meeting.
 Yesterday afternoon at the resi-. dence of Mfr and Mrs A ID. Hubbell of Millville. their daughter. Miss Grace A. Hubbell, was married to !. William Patchitt. The ceremony was performed at 2:30 by the Rev Sherrod Soule in the presence of a small party of relatives and friends. The rooms were prettily decorated with carna. lions and ferns. The bride, who was unattended. wore gown of white silk trimmed with valenciennes lace and carried a bouquet of flowers. The wedding was a quiet one. and the newly-married couple left on short wedding trip and on their return will reside in Naugatuck.
 At the meeting of the warden and berHessea. Jast evfa,fne. attie oiw.Ardhn announced that the railroad company offered S6.915 for the Water street hose house property. The borough ex. pected S20.00O for the same. Bur. gesses Isbell and Stahl were appoint ed to investigate the matter The question of bridge at Rubber aven- ue was discussed at length. Several petitioners against the Elm street grading were given leave to with draw. Taxes on brooks. property and the firemen's ball field were ordered abated. The superintendent of streets was instructed to build catch basins on Maple street under supervision of borough engineer. It was given out as the intention of the borough to es- tabllsh grade lines on Highland aven- ue and Hoadley street and a hearing ordered for August IA. The matter of changes on School and Bridge street were referred to street com. mittee for investigation.
 The four-moths-old son of Mir and Mrs Clifford Russell of Highland av- enue. died yesterday. The burial will he Thursday at Newtown. the body leaving Osborntown on the 2:30 train.
 Dr A. F. May will be unable to use his right hand for at least a month as the result of an injury received yesterday. A clothes line which he was putting up broke letting him fall backward. Putting his hand behind him to save himself he sustained what is known as college fracture on the right wrist. An anesthetic was applied while the fracture was reduced.
 Louis. six-year-old son of Joseph Cornoni. has lost the forefinger of his right hand. While playing with his older brother on Pine knoll near Bea- con Falls. the older boy struck his brothers hand with an axe severing the finger between the first and sec. ond joints and then took to the woods in fright and had not returned at dark. Dr John !. Carroll attended to the injured member.