Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Gold Bond' $2.OO Hats, good as the government, Upson, Singleton x Co
 The Salem Spring Ice Co has be- gun harvesting another crop of ice on the Rubber avenue pond.
 Charles Sumpf of Amherst college is here on two weeks visit as the cOl- lege is closed on account of an epi- demic of scarlet fever.
 The funeral of the late Thomas De- fancy of Rubber avenue was held from the undertaking rooms of il. r. Mccarthy this morning, at S:3O and at 9 o'clock from St Francis church.
 X lecture OH John Huss was given in the parish house last night by the Rev Sherr0d Soule it being the first of series of six upon Great Ma tional Martyrs, Mysteries and Mis- sionaries."
 The funeral of the late Mrs Caro- line Hill. wife of Smith D. Hill. took place this afternoon at 2:15 from the residence of her daughter-in-law, Mrs Emma Truesdale on May street and at 2:3O from the Methodist church. The Rev c. Sturgess Ball officiated
 The hearing on the application of the Naugatuck valley railroad for an extension of their charter rights to permit the Millville extension devel- Oped no opposition before the legis- latiye committee at Hartford and the extension is likely to pass the legis- lature without opposition.
 The matter of appointing a judge and deputy judge for the local bor- ough court came up before the judi ciary committee yesterday at Hart ford and as there was no opposition to the disappointment of Judge Charles F. Hungerforu and Deputy Judge Henry W. Hamilton. The Daughters of Wenonah are planning for mayfiower social to be held on May and have appointed a committee consisting of Miss Mamie Foy, president; Josephine FOy, Miss ss Lizzie VOn Delft, Dolly Sangstack- en, Loretta Kennedy, Mamie Penrose, Ella C0nran, and Margaret Baxter. Registrar Hugh Hearns yesterday issued the monthly report of marriages and birth which showed that during luClt W GIC tlCtcll uuIIltlSCS and only one of which was of Ameri- can born couples. During the same period there were thirty-One birth, 1 nineteen of which were of males and twelve being females.
 Edward Leonard, aged thirty-five years, and John Baumer, aged seven- teen, both employees of Expressman Wilson r, Clark were arrested by Chief Schmidt on the charge of theft. It is alleged that the men opened and removed goods from big dry goods box consigned to Isaac Dreyer, while | it was at the freight depot.
 Gilbert High school earned clear title to the state championship in bas- | ketball by defeating the Naugatuck High school. by a score of 23 to 21. | The game resembled football scrim- mage every minute or so. Science | was thrown to the winds and fouls l were repeatedly committed and but few were called. Players were again and again thrown up against l the steam pipes or strewn about the !, floor and time was taken out several
 times to prevent the nursing of in | juries. ArOsstOn played star floor game for Winsted making all of Win
 sted's F points in the first half. For l Naugatuck Captain Welch showed up
 well. The preliminary game was
 won by the freshmen over the juniors
 by score of 19 to IS. Lynch of the l juniors caging basket for his oppo-
 nents.
 At the "Waldorf' last night Kelle-
 her (scratch) defeated Herman (10) by
 score of % to 66 and thereby won
 the first prize. a gold hunting case
 Waltham watch in the tournament.
 The match was devoid of any sensa-
 tional features, Kelleher leading af-
 ter the second rack. Herman takes
 second prize. fancy cue. and the
 third prize will be played for by Shea,
 Richardson. Allen and Ensign. The
 standing of the tournament follows:
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