Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Cut price sale of boys suits at
 Upson, Singleton X Co.'S, Waterbury.
 One of the delivery teams belonging to. D. E. Carroll X Co.,, took fright yesterday morning and made a dash
 for home. The animal ran as far as Nixon X Carrolls clothing store, when it was caught by Driver Gould and Joseph Martin. Gould was dragged some distance before he sue ceeded in stropping the runaway.
 A number of the business men of the borough have organized local ball team and they will endeavor to win their first laurels from the Nauga- tuck high school nine at game to be played the first week in June. The makeup of the team is as follows: W. Thompson c, Dreyer D, c. T. Kay Tor 1b, George Welch 2b. Attorney w. J. Weary ss, Edward Calvin 3b, Charles Brennan If, w. E. Brown cf,
 Daniel Morrissey If.
 Dr Johnson pronounced death due to alcoholism and so reported the case to Coroner Mix in the case of John Bosmier who was found dead at his
 boarding place yesterday morning. l It is said that Bosmier drank fully q pint and one-half of whisky. His
 body was brought to the undertaking
 rooms of w. H. Twitchell, where it will await the arrival of relatives or | instructions from New Haven, where it is claimed he has brother resid- | ing. It is alleged that he put up a wager to the effect that ne could dis pose of ten glasses of ten-cent whisky
 and hold it down with a glass of beer.
 He accomplished the feat and soon | after was overcome.
 The report of the special commit tee on bonding borough officials at the
 board meeting last night recommended
 that the warden be bonded for S2O,- GOO; borough clerk $10,000, and | borough attorney for 5000. The re-
 port was adopted. Fire Chief Clark submitted a report relative to estab-
 fishing six-inch high pressure main through Milville avenue, Walnut, Cliff and Frederick street and of placing of fire hydrants at Frederick street and Fairview avenue and Elm \ recommendations were adopted. The I engineer was authorized to construct | culverts on River road. Burgess | Stahl presented the matter of the
 speed laws being ignored by autolsts ! and trolley cars, with special mention | of dangerous condition at the inter-
 section of Main and Maple streets,
 recommending an ordinance compel
 ling drivers of autos and other ve-
 hicles to reduce speed to five miles per
 hour at that point. The plans for the sanitary sewer on Highland avenue, ! Walnut and Cliff streets, as presented
 by the borough engineer were approv- | ed and accepted. The election of a l truant officer which was laid over from
 the last meeting was disposed of by
 the reelection of William Roche. The
 three members of the board of trade
 whose term of office had expired were reelected. They are William T.. Rodenbach, George w. Andrews and 1 c. T. Mccarthy. The Water company
 was instructed to move all fire hy- drants not on curb line to their prop
 CT location, where curb has been set
 within sixty days from date. The side walk damage claims against the ] borough were ordered paid. The spec ! ial committee recommended that lfr,.
 borough effect settlement on basis
 of $150 on each of the three claims.
 The claimants attorneys John r. Me-
 Donough. declined to accept less than
 $225 for his clients. but later con-
 promised by reducing the amount to
 S200. which was accepted by the board. The claimants are Miss Anna N. Mills. Mrs Katherine Walsh and Mrs Anna
 Spaderoski. who it is alleged were in
 jured by falling on ice-covered side