Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-28

The Evening Democrat has se- cured John M. Hearns to look after its interests in Naugatuck. MT Hearns will begin his duties next Monday. Those having anything in the way of news, advertising or job printing may intrust it to him, and we feel confident that it will receive the most careful and prompt atten- tion. ',.
 Michael O'Brien of Union City is breaking round for a building on Spring street. It will be used for store purposes.
 James Wrinn entertained a num- | Der of his young friends at the home of his uncle, Michael B. Reidy on Scott street yesterday afternoon. The occasion being the fifth birthday of Master James. + The new railroad order issued by Superintendent c. F. Lake of the | Berkshire -Naugatuck division is to the effect that locomotive whistling must not be indulged in unless when absolutely necessary, throughout the Naugatuck valley.
 The annual school meeting of the Union City school district was held | to-day at the Prospect street school house from a. m. to p. m. It will be continued this evening at s o'clock. Principal c. P. Slade of the Nauga. tuck High school aLd his wife have gone to Dorchester, Mass, where they will spend the summer.
 Charles H.. Pine, executor on the estate of John Wolfe, deceased hate of Beacon Falls, filed his list of claims against the estate in the pro bate court yesterday. There will be hearing on the final account on this estate on July 5 at 1 D. m.
 A large audience assembled at the corner of Main and Maple streets last evening to, hear an address on "So- cialism," delievered by Ella Reeve Bloor of Philadelphia, Pa. The speaker dwelt at length on the class struggle and urged her hearers to take note of the socialist movement which aims to abolish the present competitive system.
 All members of the local aerie of Eagles, who have not yet given in their measurements for uniforms for the field day next month in New Ha- ven and who intend to take part in the parade, must have their measure ments taken on or before next Mon I day evening by Daniel King.
 There was a large attendance at the dance given by the West Side Athletic club in Columbus hall last evening. A number of guests from out of town were present. Every number on the program was enjoyed by the dancers.
 The Rev G. A. Anderson, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church, is assisting in the dedication of a new church in Troy, N. Y. He will return to Naugatuek next Monday. Cars will be running over the new line from Naugatuck to Seymour be- fore July 4. as the entire work so far as the contracting company is con- cerned is finished It is probable that the new route will be greatly patronlzed by Naugatuck people on July f, as no local celebration has been prepared and many people will take advantage of the holiday to se- cure respite at the numerous shore resorts.
 Daniel Nolan, who is employed in the Phoenix shop. met with a painful accident yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock, his left hand being caught in the mill. The unfortunate mans cries were heard by his fellow work men and they rushed to his assist ance. The power was thrown .off and his hands were released from be- tween the rolls. He was taken to the office of Dr Delaney, where it was found that the thumb and first two fingers and part of his left hand were badly crushed.