Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Sveaborg lodge, o. ", will hold
social this evening in Pythian hall.
Henry Wooster of Newark, n. j.,
lis visiting relatives in the borough.
John Crawford of Bridgeport is
the guest of friends in the borough.
The Cuman Ma Gaelige society
will meet this evening in st Cecilia's
hall
Edward Walsh of Meadow street
is visiting relatives in Colchester
for a few days.
Frederick Bennett of Danbury is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs H. j. Dun
lap of Meadow street.
The Imperial Moving Picture Co
will be the attraction at the Gem
opera house this evening.
Thomas H. Benton and George w
Brooks have been appointed commits
sioners on the estate of the late
Maria Hitchcock.
Thomas Maher attended the fu-
neral of his brother-in-law, Henry
Fagin, in Derby to-day. Mr. Fagin's
wife died about a month ago.
The Red Mems association will
give one of their popular dances this
evening in Red Mems hall. Prent-
zels orchestra will furnish music.
A number of the members of the
Naugatuck fire department attend
ed the annual ball given by the
Webster Hose company in Ansonia
last evening.
The A. o. H. society will give a
dance this evening in Hibernlan hall.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance as this society are
noted for their socials.
Superintendent of Schools F. W..
Eaton, who has been attending the
national convention of school super
intendents in Washington, D. c., is
expected home this evening.
The dry goods business conducted
by Miss Rose Rely, who was mar
ried this week to Hector A. Hevey,
will be conducted hereafter under
the name of H. A. Hevey & Co.
Chauncey Crosby of Park place
has taken a position as delivery
clerk for the Adams Express Co. He
will succeed William Bush, who has
resigned to finish his studies at the
high school.
The members of the Methodist
church choir are requested to be
present at the rehearsal this even
ing at 1880. At the musical SER
vices Monday evening Paul Prentzel
will assist as violinist.
The members of the Robert En-
met club will go to Ansonia Sunday
to attend the anniversary of the
birth of Robert Emmett, at which
Joseph J. Hall of Naugatuck will be
the principal speaker. The men,
bers will leave on the 7:16 p. m.
train.
Two important cases were dis
posed of yesterday in the borough
court by Judge Hungerford, and it
was not until late in the afternoon
that the business of the day was
finished. The first case disposed of
was that of Alex Swanson and Bart
Desmond, owner and bartender re-
spectively of cafe on Arch street.
They were charged with selling
liquor on Sunday. Attorney Nc
Donough defended and Prosecuting
Attorney Bowen took the side of
the state. The testimony offered
showed that the two we're guilty ano
a fine of SIS and costs was imposed
on Swanson, the total amount being
$3.50, but Desmond was let of by
paying the costs of his trial. Both
fines were paid. Eugene Serica and
Dominic Riccio, the two Italians who
figured in the shooting ARRAY which
took place in Little Italy Thursday
night, we're charged with carrying
concealed weapons a1d probable
cause was found, for which both
men we're bound over TO the su-
perior court to be held in June I'M
der bonds of $500 each, which were
furnished Attorney Kennedy de-
Tended the prisoners.
At the Gem opera house last even
ing the local high school basketball
team defeated the Chicopee Falls
| high school five by score of 40 to
81. Meegan and Lynch played the
best game for the home team, while
Hale did the best work for the Wis
itors. The Chicopee rails team was
one of the best teams that have
PLAYED here this season The pass
Z ing of obth teams was excellent.
Following is the lineup and sum-
mary:
| y. II. S. c. i. II. s.
O'L.oughlin .......n 80. Ordway
Right Forward.
Meegan $780,. ... hate
Left Forward.
4 Leary 800. $500. 49,. Griggs
| Center
Right Guard.
I Lynch 49,. 1888. Kennedy
Left Guard.
I Goals from field, OLoughlin 4.
| Ordway ;. Hale 4. Kennedy 2. Orr
4. Meegan $. Leary 3. Lynch &:
goals from fouls, Meegan s. Hale s.:
l referee Leary: timer. Bush.
Attorney T. O'Sullivan of Torring-
ton was a visitor in town yesterday.