Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

hold dance tonight at Columbu: hall
 Michael Shea of Hoadley street has been in Maiden, Mass, attending the funeral of his mother.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M E. church will give supper in the church Wednesday, September 25.
 Pierce E. Freeman has moved his paint shop and office to the building in the rear of the passenger depot.
 In the probate court yesterday Michael Shugrue was appointed ad- ministratOr of the estate of the late Jeremiah Shea.
 Evergreen chapter, O.. E. S., will hold an important meeting tonight in Masonic hall All members are re- quested to be present.
 Albert Allen of Prospect and Miss Florence Wooster of Naugatuck were married recently in New York. They will reside in Prospect
 Frederick Nearing and Miss Mabel Burke were married yesterday after noon by the Rev c. c. Smith, pastor of the Mission chapel in Union City.
 Court Juana Daughters of Isabella will hold an entertainment and dance in Columbus hall, October 15 | The proceeds will be donated to the new St Mary's parish.
 The frame for the business block that is being erected by Charles H.. Curtiss was placed in position yes- | terday and the work of finishing the building will be done as rapidly as possible.
 The funeral of Joseph, the two- year-old son of MT and Mrs John Kluck of Spring street, who was burned to death Tuesday, was held yesterday. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 Charles Tate of School street, who is employed at the Naugatuck Malle- able Iron company, had his left foot painfully burned yesterday by hav- ing molten metal fall on it. He was attended by physician.
 The six-year-old son of MT and Mrs Charles Wood of Highland ave- nue, was painfully injured on the public playground on Meadow street yesterday. He was struck in the forehead by a swing and received a deep gash. The child was taken to the office of physician who dressed the wound
 The Naugatuck Hose and Hook and Ladder company are making ar engagements for their annual ball that will be held on Thanksgiving eve and the committee are endeavoring to make this years ball the best ever given by the company. The commit tee in charge are James c. Warner, chairman; John J. Lawlor, secretary; Peter Ford, George c. Lambert anu James O'Brien.
 Henry Nardello, who is employed by the Naugatuck Water company, met with a painful accident while at work yesterday. He was using pick axe and in some manner it slip ped. the point striking his instep, penetrating the flesh and fracturing one of the bones. He was attended by Dr Delaney who set the bone and dressed the wound. He is resting comfortably to-day.
 The Red Mems trading post con- tinues to draw crowds. The attend ance yesterday afternoon and last evening were the largest except opening night. The entertainment last night, especially the pantomime Indian dance by the Misses Vivian Neary and Beatrice Greenburg were enthusiastically received. The pro- gram for this evening will be given by Max Scholter, the original Jew monologist and one of Naugatuck's s favorite singers. George NJ. Maher.
 During the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses Tuesday nignl heated discussion took place be- tween Burgess Reynolds and Burgess Schofield and Chief Clark of the fire department. It was all because Burgess Schofield reported that Liy- eryman 0'Brien would furnish horse. for the fire department only on con- dition that he he guaranteed steady work the year round. Burgess Rev. holds said that that statement wasn't [ AA thlFA AAdlh dlSO Sdlu NlGI Mir 0'Brien never made any such statement to him. but the burgess from the second ward still stuck to what he had previously said. The matter was finally closed by Warden Rodenbach saying that he thought that when liveryman was willing to allow his horses to be used in cases of fire it was only fair to show that the board appreciated 1t and as far as possible give work to the teams SO that it will always be in a con- venient part of the borough when an alarm Is sent Tn. No action was taken on the report regarding having stalls built in the rear of the hose house as the fire chief said that the plan wasn't feasible and would only delay the building of the new hose house. The wardens agreed with the chief and the matter still rests with the board.