Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-07
NAUCATUCK NUGGETS

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 Bishop Brewster will make his an- nual visitation to St Michael's parish on Sunday afternoon, April 2S.
 The funeral of James Dufin was held at 2:30 this afternoon from his late residence on Prospect street.
 President H. H. Schofield will att tend the banquet of the State Busi- ness Mems association at the Russwin. in New Britain tonight.
 William, the infant son of MT and Mrs Herman Wersig of Aetna street, died Tuesday night. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
 St Francis T. A. B. and St Cecilia T. A. B. societies are planning a trolley trip to New Britain for Satur- day when they propose to visit the T. A. B. fair in that city.
 l There will be special meeting of Court Juana, D. of l., tonight in St Francis school building to make ar engagements for a sleigh ride and also arrange for the installation of off, cers.
 The degree team of the united courts of Foresters are arranging for another big class initiation to be held under the auspices of Court Good year Friday evening, February 15, in Foresters' hall.
 At the pool tournament last night
 at the Waldorf Shea defeated Goyens
 by score of 100 to 77. Powers and
 Cooper have issued challenge to
 play any two clerks in town for the
 dual championship.
 At the meeting of Court Salem, F.. of A., Monday evening retiring Past Chief Ranger Pierce E. Freeman was
 presented with massive gold past
 chief rangers jewel. Deputy Grand
 Chief Ranger George c. Lambert
 made the presentation.
 I There were seventeen deaths in the
 borough last month, ten females and
 seven males. The cases of death
 were: La grippe 1, pneumonia 2, consumption 4 bronchitis ?, ,convul- s!ons 1, heart disease 1, cancer 1,
 apoplexy 2, other couses 3, deaths
 under one year ,.
 The Blakeslee Co, who are build-
 ing the Seymour-Naugatuck trolley
 extension, had big gang of men
 opening a passage between Cotton
 Hollow and Beacon Falls, through
 the big drifts. It took the men with
 several ploughs pretty much all day
 Tuesday to open the road for traffic.
 The remains of John Mccarthy
 whose death occurred Monday in New
 Haven, were brought here yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock and inferred in St Francis cemetery. The pall- , bearers were James Moran, J. H.
 Dunn, J. c. Maher and P. E. Free
 man. The deceased was resident of , Naugatuck number of years ago. Browning's 'Strafford" was the topic of the afternoon at the Wom. , ems Study club Tuesday and Mrs
 Edward c. Hall read paper on tho
 Historic Period and the Play" Mrs H. J. Dunlap followed with discus Q sion of "The Awakening of the Pow V CT of the People" and Mrs T. M Bul : closed the afternoon with a paper or l. ''Strafford. Pym and Vane." e Isaac Hyman and all the member : of his family were nearly killed b, l. the fumes of coal gas which fillet
 their apartments yesterday morning e Samuel Hyman, the oldest son, awok, il about a. m. and could hardly wall t when he arose from bed. He hastil, k aroused the other members of tn O family and opened the windows. .- physician worked over Miss Hymal S for some time before she was mad l. comfortable.
 ,. Mrs Mary F. Bailey. an old res l. dent of New Britain. died yesterda t afternoon in Hartford. She woul d have been % years old in May. Sh n was native of Naugatuck. Sh l. leaves two daughters. Mrs Mary E & Gwatkins and Mrs Frank Bigelow O n New Britain and thre sons. Burton Il 2 Payne of Ohio, s. F. Payne of Nal s gatuck and W. E. Payne, of Ne, = York state. The funeral will be hel n Friday afternoon at o'clock at tn d home of Mrs Gwatkins, New Britain