Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs Mary Breen died at 6:30 last
 evening. She was the widow of the
 late Edward Breen.
 The Naugatuck aerie of Eagles
 gave whist party in their hall Sat.
 urday evening. After the card play.
 ing there was dancing and refresh i mentS.
 The Naugatuck High school bas- ketball team went to Middletown Saturday and were defeated by the
 High school team of that place by 1 the score of 46 to 24.
 The funeral of Antonio. the infant son of Mir and Mrs Joseph Kiackow-
 ski of Spring street, was held yester- i day afternoon at o'clock. The in- terment was in St James cemetery. A musical service was given at the , local Methodist church last evening
 Leon A. French presided at the or
 gan and quartet of string instru- ments rendered several fine selec- tions. The funeral of Patrick Clancy was held this morning at S:3O o'clock from his late home on Coen street
 and at o'clock from St Francis
 church. The interment was in St
 James cemetery.
 The members of the local Hibern- ians celebrated St Patrick's day Sat- urday evening in Hibernian hall A pleasing program, consisting of songs, recitations, speechmaking and dancing, was rendered.
 The reception and dance given by Prof J. s. Sullivan's dancing class in the Gem opera house Saturday night was a success. There was large at tendance, including number of peo- pie from Derby, Ansonia, Seymour and Waterbury. During the even ing Prof Sullivan and his partner, Miss Mamie Sullivan, gave an exhi- bition of fancy dancing.
 Israel T. Gibbud, one of Nauga- tuck's oldest residents, died Friday evening at his home on Prospect street, aged 84 years. He leaves an adopted daughter, Mrs Charles M. Brooks of Waterbury. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from the Union City chapel and the Rev Sherrod Soule conduct Cu lhC oCl NlCCo. uc W do in Hillside cemetery.
 The civil suit of L. V. Matson vs Guisto Corrno was tried Friday be- fore Justice of the Peace Chipman. The defendant was represented by Attorney John F. McDonough and Seth D. Bingham looked after the in- terests of the plaintiff. The court | gave judgment for the plaintiff. The suit was brought to recover $53 al- | legged to be due for services rendered. l An appeal was taken to the district | court by the defendant.
 Aurelia Nortini, an Italian, who | was arrested Friday night by Chief | schmidt, but who broke away from the chiefs grasp and escap~ !, was found later at his home on Water | street by Officer Malone and locked | up. In the borough court Saturday | he Ns charged with intoxication, breach of the peace and resistance to m officer. Judge Hungerford fined 1im SIC and costs on the second | ,harge and sentenced him to thirty lays in jail on the last charge.
 Miss Minnie Mills, daughter of lied suddenly Friday evening at the -ome of her sister, Mrs Oliver Doo- title, in New haven. Sac was 20 ears old. She leaves besides her mother, five sisters, Mrs Oliver Doo- title of New Haven, Mrs I. Dreyer, drs George Taft, Mrs J. H. Weaver nd Miss Cora Mills of Naugatuck, nd one brother, Oliver Mills. The emains were brought here Saturday. he funeral was held this afternoon t 3.30 o'clock from the home of her nother. The Rev J. H. Lockwood onducted the services. The inter- nent was in Grove cemetery.