Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 i The clerks pool tournament at the Waldorf will begin this evening.
 At the residence of Mrs Lottie Rehm of North Main street. Saturday afternoon, her daughter. Madeline May was married to Robert C. Field ] of Central Valley, N. Y., by the Rev w. H. Garth, rector of St Michaels church.
 i James Mccarthy of Waterville. a t former resident of Union City. died \ Saturday. He resided on Prospect ! street for years and had many friends | here. The funeral was held it Wa { tervile this morning at o'clock and several attended from here.
 The Meriden High school basketbill team, which was scheduled to play the borough High school boys ill the Gem opera house Saturday evening, but failed to materialize and as consequence the spectators who paid their money to see q contest between these teams were disappointed.
 The quarantine was removed from the home of William 1. Bell of 70 Ward street, by Health Officer W. l. Baker. Samuel Hopkins new automobile has arrived from New York.
 About twenty more Italians ar rived in Union City, from New York, and will begin work on the new right of way for the railroad company. If is estimated now that the population of Union City is composed of more than two-thirds foreigners. +s. Mary Carroll, age twelve, daughter [ of Mir and Mrs John Carroll, while coasting on the steep hill along Salem street lost control of her sled and crashed into an iron fence near the Swedish church. She was virtually pierced by the pickets.
 The south-bound passenger train struck George Patchard of Derby Saturday, as he was walking down the tracks in the vicinity of the Nau- gatuck Malleable Iron Cos plant in Union City. and he was hurled fully | twenty feet in the air. The train stopped and Patchard was picked up, l scalp wounds. He was assisted to the office of the iron works and Dr A. F. May was summoned by telephone, The physician took several stitches in the wounds.
 John Geary, age sixty, of Golden Hill street. Union City was seized with a violent attack of coughing Saturday afternoon and soon began to bleed profusely. He had been af- flicted for years with tumor on his right thigh, and the coughing burst the blood vessels with the result that the man bled to death in five minutes before they could get physician to staunch the flow. Geary had been a resident of Union City but a short time and, it is said leaves no family.
 The funeral of William Ryan was held at St Francis church yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the Rev Father Higgins officiating. The pail bearers were George Haggerty and Henry Sinstack, representing Nauga- tuck aerie of Eagles, Frank Packard and James Sullivan, from the Bar ltuueES ullloii, anu utii'h ooohes and John Curtin from the Robert Elm nett club. X high mass was held for the deceased this morning at ! o'clock. The floral offerings included a standing wreath from his family. a standing cross lettered Brother, from NJ. J. Ryan and Mrs John Cur tey: anchor. lettered Cousin" from Mrs J. Lonord, Owen O Seill and Mollie O'Neill: standing cross from the Bartenders' union. standing wreath from the Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, wreaths from Mir and Mrs Paul Krause. Mir and Mrs John Joyce and Mary Joyce. cross from Anna Roberts and Garrett and Matthew Joyce. wreath from Mir and Mrs Frank Hopwood. from Mir and Mrs ] J. c. Maher and from Mrs B. Terrell,