Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-21
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

ndISTedVeS ClrCuS eXnlDlteQ at Linden park to-day.
 Mrs Mary Mccarthy has purchased the Lillian Bissell house on Maple street.
 Walter H. Twitchell has .purchas- ed a new Maxwell runabout auto mobile.
 Miss Sadie Dunn, of Scott street, wno has been seriously i'll, is i'm proving.
 Howard B. Futile has purchased the old Cushing property, on Millville avenue.
 Lloyd Harkins, of Millville avenue. is attending Monroe's Business col lege in Waterbury.
 A Golden Rod social was given by the St Cecelias' T. A.. B. society at Columbus hall last night.
 George A. Foote, of Charlotte, Vt, is the guest of MT and Mrs R. V. Parker. of Meadow street.
 The local socialist party has rented room 8 in lily block and will hold their meetings and lectures there.
 The work of erecting bridge over Main street in Beacon Falls for the trolley company has been completed.
 A party of ladies from Waterbury gave Mrs J. B. Fuller. of Meadow street pleasant surprise yesterday afternoon.
 J. w. Rogers. of Cherry street will sail from New York city Tuesday for England, where he will spend six weeks vacation.
 Attorney Thomas Bowen, of Nauga- tuck was clerk of the credentials committee at the republican state convention in New Haven. Arrangements have been complet- ed for the promenade and prize waltz to be given by the Blue Front Social club at Weber's hall on Saturday evening, September 2S. Joseph, the 5-months-old son of MT and Mrs Joseph White, of 195 Rubber avenue, died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The interment was in St James cemetery.
 William French, who has been em- ployed by the United Gas Improve ment company in Waterbury has re- signed his position and has taken a position in the office of the Benedice and Burnham Manufacturing con- pany.
 A special meeting of Court Juana, D. of l., will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock in St Cecelia's hall at which arrangements will be complet- ed for the whist party to be given by the court at Columbus hall on the evening of October 12. A horse driven by Lester H. Wins low became frightened at the engine in front of the Neary building on Church street yesterday morning and gave a sudden jump. throwing Mir Winslow out of the wagon. Forum aely, he was not seriously injured. At meeting of the Naugatuck fire department baseball team and board of managers Wednesday evening a satisfactory settlement was made with all the players. The season was not as successful financially as was that of last year. Another meeting will be held Saturday night at which a captain for next year will be elected.
 The arbitrators appointed to say how much money the railroad com- pany shall pay John Hoadley for land which they propose to take from him on South Water street are Charles s. Scoville, of New Haven and George D. Buck, of Naugatuck. The former was selected by the railroad company and the latter was chosen by MT Hoadley. They will hold their first meeting to-day. In case they are unable to agree upon a price they will call in John B. Pope, of Oxford. The decision of two arbitrators shall be final.
 The funeral of Mrs Annie Mur- phy took place this morning from the home of A. B. Cross. on Barnum Court, to St Francis Church at 9:30 o'clock. The funeral was largely at- tended. The requiem mass was sung by Father Tanning. After the mass the organist of the church rendered Face to Face" and Some Sweet Day." There were a large number of floral offerings. The ladies of the Maccabees of which the deceased was a member attended the funeral in a body. Relatives and friends were present from New York. New Britain, Meriden and Waterbury.