Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A QduSul6E Was JUL II 'o oii ohu Mrs John Carroll of New street. Bart McCarten of New Haven was a guest of friends in town yesterday. The Misses Miller of Church street are spending few days ill New York city.
 Lenten services will be held this | evening at o'clock in the Salem Lithuanian church.
 Mrs William Chamberlain of New Haven is spending a few days with her parents, MT and Mrs J. E. Web ster of Highland avenue.
 Richard Clancy of Coen street. | who has been ill for the past few days, was removed last night to the Waterbury hospital for treatment, Oscar Anderson of 1S3 Hillside avenue was taken to the Middle town hospital for the insane yester- day by Sheriff James E. Sweeney.
 Miss Ruth Hawley has returned to her studies in MiddleSury, Vt, col lege, after few days visit with her parents, MT and Mrs H. R. Hawley 1 Of central avenue.
 In last nights game of the pool ] tournament that is being held at the 1 Waldorf, the match was between | Neary and Richardson. The match was won by Richardson by the score | of 75 to 5S.
 The candidates for positions on l the firemen's baseball team could not get out for practice yesterday on account of the inclement weather, but will meet for practice Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 The contract for carrying the United States mails between the post office and the Naugatuck passenger F. Clark for $500 a year. MT Clark entered on his new duties to-day.
 The civil suit of w. T. Davis to recover a bill for goods supplied, naming sum of $1OO, in the action against Margaret Sherlock, which was to be tried in court before Jus tice of the Peace Hamilton, has been postponed for two weeks.
 In the high school gymnasium, Saturday evening, April f, a gym nastic exhibition will be given for the benefit of the high school base ball team. It will be followed by a basketball game. The admission will be 15 cents each person. In pursuance to an order of the probate court, real estate belonging to the estate of the late Ranson Lounsbury, situated in Beacon Falls, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on April at D. m., unless previously disposed of at pri- vate sale.
 The Young Peoples society of the Swedish Congregational church will give an entertainment in celebration of it's sixth anniversary. The Rev Algoth Allison of New Haven will deliver an address and Miss Mary D. Nystrom of Plainville will assist in the musical programme.
 Catherine, wife of Michael Young of II Washington street, died yes terday afternoon. Besides her hus-
 band she leaves four children. a mother and five brothers. The fu- neral will be held Friday morning, (the hour has not yet been setl from her late residence to St Fran cis's church. Interment will be in St Francis's cemetery.
 Frank Coffey of Scott street was the victim of a mistake yesterday
 afternoon, which almost cost him his life. He was not feeling we'll and went to the pantry at his home and took a bottle from the shelf which he thought contained some medicine which would relieve him of his disagreeable feeling. He drank freely of the contents of the bottle, shortly after which he was taken violently i'll and Dr Delaney
 was summoned and pronounced it a
 case of acute poisoning. After the
 doctor had worked on him for some
 time he was pronounced out of dan.
 ger and to-day is around and does
 not show any effects of his narrow escape from death.
 The board of warden and bur. gesses held an adjourned meet.ng last night in the court room. which
 ended rather abruptly It has al.
 ways been an unsettled question