Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The pool match at the Arcade be- tween McGraw and Carroll resulted in score of 50 to 35 in favor of Me Graw.
 Probate Judge John F. McDon- ough moved into his new quarters in the town hall yesterday.
 The railroad company has put up its new derrick north of the Maple street bridge and will begin filling in at once for the tracks to be laid through that section.
 An invitation has been extended by the Naugatuck Baptist church to the Rev c. K. Flanders of the state convention, the singing evangelist, to spend couple of weeks with the church, after April 12.
 F HI. Judd, the druggist. has been served with a notice to vacate his present quarters by March S1, when the work of tearing down the block in which he is located will be begun. He will move his pharmacy into the Neary block at the corner of Church and Maple streets.
 The druggists of Naugatuck held their annual meeting in Pythian hall yesterday to talk over the present aspect of the drug business in Naug- atuck. There has been talk of or ganizing Naugatuck Druggists as- sociation.
 The members of the Elks' minstrel troupe met for rehearsal last evening. There is every indication that there is treat in store for all who attend the performance on April 9. Musi- cal director w. H. Miner is drilling the chorus.
 Mrs John Cunning of Prospect street is suffering with what she sup posed was an ordinary sprain re- ceived from fall three weeks ago. The injured arm was apparently get ting we'll, and she thought little of it till yesterday, when 1t began to cause her some pain. Dr Robbins found that the arm had been broken.
 Work was begun yesterday on the new block on Park place to be built by E. H. Twichell. A large quanti- ty of preliminary work will be neces- sary, the principal obstacle to be dis posed of being the city sewer which runs under the site of the new build ing. The course of this sewer will be changed several feet to the south of its present location. Mir Twichell has about 15,O00 concrete blocks on hand and will construct new atuo- mobile house.
 About thirty-five of the young friends of Miss Vivian Weary, daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs William J. Neary of Fairview avenue, gave her a de- lightful surprise party. The evening was pleasantly passed with music and games. and refreshments were served. The feature of the evening was the presentation of number of attractive souvenirs to those present tiny green flags being distributed to the young men of the party, while each girl received an ornamental shamrock with a miniature clay pipe The passengers on the Naugatuck car which left Waterbury at S:30 las, night were treated to a sensation when the car left the track about 3 quarter of mile from this end of the line and plowed through the ditch There were about thirty people or the car, including several women and they were all pretty badl! shaken up. The line was tied up fol the rest of the night, as the wreckins crew did not get the car back on ths track until a late hour.
 The annual suppe: and initiation of Laurel temple took place las night. the local lodge of Pythian Sis ters. all the other lodges of the val ley but one being represented. Some of the prominent members presen were Mrs Addie Newell of Torring ton. the grand chief; Mrs Lily Ric' of Waterbury. junior grand officer Mrs Jessie Perry of Union City. G. Nj of R. and C.; Mrs Abbie PalmertoI of New Haven. and Mrs Jessie AlleI of Beacon Falls. past grand chiefs and Mrs Emma White of Waterbur, and Mrs Sarah Beecher of Nauga tuck. supreme representatives. Ol the supper committee were Mrs Eliz, Cowles. Mrs Agnes Chevalier, Mir Jessie Perry. Mrs Jennie Malvern Mrs Annie Rogers. Mrs Matte Moore
 Mrs Alice Webster. Mrs Sarah Allel
 and Mrs Ella Barlow. Four candi