Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A daughter was born Monday to MT and Mrs Homer Hollister of North Main street.
 Ice sold at $2O ton, or cent a pound, here yesterday, and little was procurable at that.
 The Socialist party has rented room in the lily block as meeting room for campaign purposes.
 A daughter was born yesterday morning to MT and Mrs Joseph Vein gardiner of Lines Hill street.
 A special meeting of Court Juana, Daughters of Isabella, will be held Friday night in St Cecilia hall.
 An important meeting of Nauga- tuck tent, No 29, K. o. T. M., will be held at Foresters' hall this evening.
 Court Naugatuck and Companion Court Minerva, I. o. F., will attend a concert given by Tri-City court, I. O. F., in Derby tonight.
 Civil service examinations for the offices of clerk and carrier will be held in the local postof1ce building on Saturday, September 22.
 August McCoon. who is employed at the Naugatuck Chemical Co.'S plant, was severely burned with nitric acid about the eyes, nose and face Tuesday night.
 A mission Is being held at the Lutheran Salem church this week. The speakers last night were the Rev David Fridlunb of Meriden and the Rev August Nelson of New Ha- ven.
 The 3 year old child of MT Armon- its of Curtis street fell from sec ond story window where it had climbed when left alone for a short time, yesterday. The child was picked up unconscious.
 John Caine, whose parents live on Prospect street, met with singular accident while playing at neigh bor's house yesterday. The window blind swung open and struck him be- heath the shoulder blade, cutting a deep gash.
 Fred Erickson, cutter employed at the c. I. R. Glove Co.'S shop, met with a painful accident while em- ployed at his bench yesterday. The knife with which he was cutting pat terms slipped, cutting a severe gash in the right hand and severing one of the tendons.
 A meeting of the German Catholic Church Building and Benevolent so- ciety was held in Good Templars' hall last night to discuss the advisability of paying sick benefits to the mem- bers. The meeting was fully attend ed and the matter was left open un- til next meeting.
 The Naugatuck fire department base ball team met the board of man. agers at the hose house last night to arrange settlement of the season s proceeds and listen to the reports of the officials. Another meeting will be held Saturday night to elect cap- tain and manager for next season.
 Sealed proposals will be received by the board of warden and burgess es until o'clock on the night of Sep tember 25 for the grading of the river road under the supervision of the state highway commissioner. All bids must be accompanied by a bond of not less than one-third the cost of the work.
 w. J. Noble, John J. O'Brien, John Murphy, Clayton Bailey, Charles No ble. Ernest Brown and Richard Neary attended the New Milford fair yesterday. Among the Naugatuck trotters entered are John J. O'Brien's Prince Henry. class 2:20; William J. Noble's Fair Day. class 2:35, and May Day, class 2:40.
 Mrs Annie Murphy, widow of the late Daniel Murphy, died yesterday afternoon at St Francis's hospital in Hartford, where she had been the past two weeks. She leaves daugh. ter, Miss Grace Murphy, also three sisters, Mrs Mary Lynch of Meriden Mrs James Hardy of New York and Mrs A. B. Cross of Naugatuck. The remains were brought here last even. ing. The funeral will be held from the home of her sister, Mrs A. B Cross of Barnum court. Friday morn. ing at g o'clock. Services at the church will be held at 9:30. and the interment will be at St James's cem' etery.