Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-14
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

tuck Tent, No 29, K. o. T. M, will be held at Foresters' hall Thursday evening.
 Dominick Jacconelli, one of the first Italian settlers of this town, is reported as seriously i'll at his home in Little Italy"
 Tomorrow is the Feast of the As sumption and holy day in the Cath ollie church. Masses will be cele- brated tomorrow at 5, and s a. m. Edward A. Fiske, local express agent for this place, is in Putnam attending the funeral of his mother who died in that city Monday night.
 The Beacon Falls Outing club will hold a clambake at Louvery farm in Beacon Falls on Sunday, August 25, and the bake will be in charge of George Ford.
 A hearing on the allowance of the account of Pierce E.. Freeman, ad- ministrator of the late Napolean Fortier will be held in the probate court on August 21 at g a. m. In the probate court yesterday morning Judge McDonough granted the application of A. H. Dayton to sell real estate belonging to the es- tate of the late Harvey Atwood.
 A hearing on the application to sell real estate belonging to the es- tate of Elizabeth, Mary and Richard Parkinson, minors. will be held Tn the probate court on August 16, at g a. m.
 The funeral of Frank valiski, the ten months old son of MT and Mrs Frank Valiski, took place this morn ing at 8 o'clock from St Hedwig Roman Catholic church. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 The picnic and reunion of the Degree of Pocahontas of Connecticut will be held at Savin Rock on Thurs day, August 22. All members of Ramona council, No A, are invited Members should wear purple ribbon as badges.
 In the probate court yesterday Judge McDonough granted the ap- plication for the removal of Mary Griffen as guardian over her minor children and appointed Joseph Grif- fen guardian over Teresa Griffen and R. W. Lewis guardian over Lizzie Griffen.
 The funeral of the late William Pryor, who died at the Waterbury hospital Monday night. took place from the home of his sister. Mrs James Freeman of Myrtle avenue, this morning at S:30 o'clock to St Francis church. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 The statement was made yesterday by an official of the railroad company that the new freight house on Water street would not be put into use un- til about September !. and also that the plan that was spoken of regard ing the temporary use of the freight depot for a passenger station was given up and that the present pas senger station would be used until the new one was finished and ready for occupancy which it is expected will be sometime next February.
 John McDermott of Spring street met with painful accident last evening near the railroad arch on North Church street. He was riding a bicycle when an automobile turned the corner and he was struck before he had a chance of turning out, as those in the car failed to give any warning of their approach. He WIS taken to the office of Dr Spring. where it was found that his arm was broken in two places and he received other bodily injuries. The automo- bile kept right on without making any inquiries as to the damage done. ard as it was dark the number ou the car could not be learned
 The next meeting of the borough board will be an entertaining one, as many things of importance will be brought before 1t and not the least important is the failure to have the liability bond of Contractor Johnson executed according to the vote of the board, and as there has been many cases that almost resulted in an ac- cident on Maple street where the road is torn up. many of the citizens are beginning to feel a little shaky lest the borough will have to settle :or damage suits on account of the way things are along this street. but MT Johnson is in New York today and will probably bring his bond back with him and as the warden isl away on his vacation there Is bound to be some delay yet before the town will be relieved of responsibility in the matter.
 The fire committee will in all probability recommend to the board at its next meeting that the borough purchase horses to be used on the chemical wagon. and also that they be used on the sprinkling cart in the center of the town. They think it a matter of economy that these horses be purchased at the present time and that enough could be earned by them if used on the sprinkling cart to pay for their keeping They will not recommend at this time the erec- tion of a new hose house. although they think it Is the only proper thing to do. The fire chief is of the opfn- ion that this question should be set tied without any unnecessary delay. as he doesn't favor much the idea of having the fire apparatus located in temporary quarters. which would re- quire only a three months notice to vacate. so 1t Is probable that this wfIf hn SaffreS znor SInrz -rfsn -sh.~