Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

board of warden and burgesses to- night
 James Cronin has accepted the posi- tion of baggage master at the Union City depot.
 The money order and register let ter stamps have been received at the new sub-station of the post office.
 A special meeting of the St Fran cis T. X. B. will be held tonight at s o'clock in their rooms. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
 The Pythian Sisters will hold pie nic at Savin Rock on Thursday, Aug ust 1. The members of Laurel tenn pie will leave here on the 9:22 car for New Haven.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Charles V. Correll was held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from the home of William k. Brown of 274 High street. Inter- ment was in Grove cemetery
 James Taylor has brought home from George Winn's travelling stables his Wilkes roan colt and It is expect ed that this colt will make good showing on some track before long.
 The O'Brien Construction Co has finished building the cement retaining wal on Elm street near the property of E. c. Barnum and the work of strengthening the road at this point will soon begin. r,bo Topcol;Jatod mad ;c cha n rri n p the name and painting all the cars that have been used by the c. R x l.. Co | and the first of these cars reached here yesterday. It is painted brown with heavy white trimmings and tue word Connecticut" is painted in gilt letters on the side.
 The local branch of the Socialist party have engaged Ella Reeves Bloor to deliver an address tonight il front of the Naugatuck hotel. She comes here from Philadelphia and has gained quite reputation as speaker on socialism and the local manager is anxious to have large crowd heal her when she begins to speak tonight
 The town clerk was not so busy yesterday as he expected to be giving out the tags to the dog owners, fol up to 9 o'clock last night he had giver out only B tags, and as there ar, over 700 dogs registered it means tha the next two days vii be busy ones if all dog owners are to be furnished with these tags before Thursday August 1.
 The Cherokee Indian base ball tean will play two games here tomorrow the first game will start at p. m. ant the second game in the evening at D. m. The Indians travel in their owl private car and carry the equlpmcD necessary for these night games, als' a grand stand and brass band. Th' field will be brilliantly lighted and i is expected that there will be the big gest crowd of the season at th' grounds.
 The hippodrome and carnival 2 Firemen's field was opened last night The firemen, lead by the Hipodrom Band. gave a short paraGe and thel marched to the grounds where tn carnival was formally opened. Ther was large attendance at the varlou attractions and the field presented beautiful appearance with the differ ent lights that show from each tent It is expected that the f1eid will b better lighted and that every attrac ton will be ready for tonight.
 During a trial in the borough cour yesterday 1t was brought out that bee had been purchased in barber sho in Little Italy and conducted by Ed ward PechuIo, and Prosecuting Agen Bower immediately issued a warrail for the arrest of Pechulo and als made out a search warrant for tn premises owned by the accused. Tn chief of police and Bailiff Silvesnac' who raided the place found three keg of beer and case containing bottle of beer. The court decided upon trial being held without delay, an after hearing the testimony in the eas found Pechulo guilty and imposed
 fine of SJO and costs. The goods tha were seized will be held until tn court orders in what manner they vi be disposed of.
 The judge of probate has denied tf application of Cora I. Bennett, guari ion for Lucius H. Bennett. asking fC correction of the account of tl trustee on the estate of the late Ha vey and Maria Hotchkiss. The cou finds that the accountings were hear determined and accepted and orde ed recorded by the probate court an that as the decrees of the court al never appealed from they cannot I opened now by the court. The so tlement of this estate has occupie considerable time in courts and prOl ably no estate ever settled in NaugI tuck probate court has required much litigation as has this one. It hi passed through the hands of thr
 judges of probate and at present 1t