Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Alfred Swan of Galpin street is re- | ported as being seriously ill at his l home.
 A special meeting of the Alpha Delta Chi will be held this evening at their rooms at o'clock.
 Alexander Wiley of the rural de- livery route now covers the course in an automobile which he has pressed into use.
 The committee in charge of the drawing for the Jamestown trip given by the local aerie of Eagles will meet Saturday night in the Eagles hall.
 The three divisions of A. o. H. and the Ladies' auxiliary are making ar engagements to hold fair in Colum- bus hall on October 1, 2, 8, 4, and 5.
 James Horton. watchman for the Glove company, resumed his duties last night after being unable to attend to his duties for the past week on ac- count of illness.
 The Naugatuck band gave a prom in Columbus hall last night. Before going to the hall the band gave a concert in front of the green which was much enjoyed by large num- Der of people.
 Joseph Sullivan of Cliff street, who has been laid up for the past month with blood poisoning caused by step ping on a rusty nail. was able to be fA,, thn fy.cf ftY,nn ct1.lsl he received the injury.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Freder- ick Wragg took place this morning from her late residence on Woodbine street to St Francis church, where a requiem mass was celebrated. Inter- ment was in St James cemetery.
 Natatuc tribe, I. O. R. M., has completed arrangements for their trading post" to be held at Red Mems hall on September IA. 15, 16, IT, IS, 19, 20, 21. There will be an entertainment and dancing each evening.
 Howard Forbes of Cherry street mel with a painful accident while at work yesterday in the Farrell Foundry. He split the flesh between the fingers of the left hand, which required num- Der of stitches to be taken. He will be unable to use the hand for . few days.
 Clarence Wooster, clerk at Davis's grocery store, was painfully injured in the left eye yesterday. While about to apply some liniment to horse the animal shook its head, striking MT Woosters hand. causing the liniment to spatter into his eye and while the optic is painfully burn ed, it is not thought the sight will be impaired.
 Attorney Seth w. Baldwin of New Haven has been appointed claims at torney for the New York, New Ha- ven & Hartford railroad company. MT Baldwin is the son of Mrs Milli- cent A. Baldwin of this place. He is a graduate of Naugatuck High school, Yale university, Yale Law school. His many Naugatuck friends are pleased to hear of his appoint ment to such a responsible position.
 Manager Punderford has notified Representative NJ. B. Reidy that the trolley company will not reduce the fare between Waterbury and Nauga- tuck as asked for in the bill that MT Reiiy presented before the legisla- ture at the last session. This is no surprise to the public as they didn't expect that this concession would be granted, but Mir Reidy is to be com mended for the part he took in the matter in trying to gain this favor for the public.
 A horse belonging to John F. Deegan of Cherry street. and driven by Will liom Donovan, became unmanageable last evening as it was going down Church street and when it reached the corner of Rubber avenue the driver and a man named Patrick Dullard, who was in the wagon, were thrown out onto the sidewalk. Donovan es- capped with slight injuries, but Dullard received a severe cut under the chin and sustained bruises and when pick cd up was unconscious and remained so for some time. A physician was called and cared for the injured men. No damage was done to the horse or wagon.
 Peter Tobey, captain of the Fire mems basebabll team was one of the