Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Merwin Whiteley has entered the employ of w. H. Twitchell, the furni- ture man.
 Mir and Mrs Michael Curran of Dunn avenue are visiting relatives in Montreal, Canada.
 Mrs Thomas Tuckey of New Haven is spending few days with Mrs Rich ard Tuckey, North Main street.
 Mrs Harry Saunders of Cherry street left to-day for Springfield, III, where she vii visit relatives. Mrs John Carr of Hartford is vis- iting for a few days with her sisters, the Misses Sullivan of Maple street.
 Miss Nellie Lawler of City Hill where she has been the guest of rela- tives.
 The board of warden and burgess es will meet tonight, when rhe re- port of the committee appointed to recommend places to erect he new hose house will be heard. Rufus w. Lewas las been ap- pointed conServator ever Frederika Dreese- -Beale The appointment was made by Judge McOonough in the probate court yesterday.
 A new fire alarm box has been put into service. The number is o1. The box itself was set up some time last summer, but 1t had not beon con- ! nected with the alarm system. The location of the box is on High street, i near Orchard street.
 The funeral of Carl Oscar Edward l Carlson, the young son of MT and Mrs Oscar Carlson of Nillville avenue, was held this afternoon. The funeral services were held at the Swedish Lutheran church, the Rev Dr A. E. Zetterstrand officiating. lnterment was in Grove cemetery. A writ of attachment was served yesterday by Sheriff Sweeney on the goods and fixtures of the store con ducted by the Dlugokocki Bros on 1 Spring street. The suit is brought by the mother of the defendants, whose claim is that the sum of $1,- 200 is owed her.
 On next Friday night in the Gem opera house the local high school basketball team will play the Yale Consolidated team. With the record that the local boys have made the pres,- ent season. and the reputation which the team from Yale has gained, the game to be played Friday night should be an interesting one to witness.
 Men in the employ of D. Thurs ton commenced yesterday to cut ice on what is known as Scott's ponds, near North Church street. The ice is not as thick as 1t usually is when it is harvested for ihe summer sup ply, but rather than not get any MT Thurston thought that no chance would be taksn and decided to get in what was now on his ponds.
 In the borough court at Naugatuck this morning Judge Hamilton found Mrs Benjamin Engleman of Union City guilty of receiving stolen goods. She was fined S7 and costs, which amounted to $16.0S. Mrs Engleman
 
 Hanley, who was sent to jail yester- day, pilfered. She keeps a store at the corner of Bridge and Spring streets.
 The G. NJ. R. Shoe Co.'S factory, which has been closed. will resume operations on Wednesday, February 12, that being the date set when the Al. IL la have been so many reports in circu- lation lately regarding the resump- ton of work at this factory that when the report was given out little or no credit was given il until a statement coming from SupeTinten- dent F F. Schdffer in which the re- port was verified was issued. and this was done during the day. so that all doubt about the report has been re- moved.
 Thomas H. Benton, who is the ad- ministrator on tine estate of the late Daniel Roach. has made application tO the probate court for the appoint ment on the estate of the late Gather inc Roach. Mir and Mrs Roach were the joint owners If certain property in the borough and Mrs Roach died May ]. lS9. and her estate was not prOhIted and when thc settlement of the estate of the iatc Dan,cI Roach was About to he made. it was learn ,-l that the property was owned joint ly. The hearing on the appointment will take place in the probate court on Friday morning, January -. at D a. ID.
 The boTnugh court officials are work ing overtime these days uu account of SD much business to lc disposed uf The court held another seEsiou yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock. uhpn Jake FeFnbprg. Edward N. payIe. Jake Bauer and Mi'-ha@i Vein sraiE wrra brought Ipafurr luslg,. Ham flton on thc charge "f rrcriving si"ien gg,Eis These c.iEps were tlip resIlt of what was told ly Charles Haulry yes fp-,lay moF1ing fo thp efTcrt that these lse-sons IsuuGit tie Gunls that were stnirn by him IuiSn Hamilton fOuutI Woinstein. IluyIr. BbUer and TeruIaarg guilty and imposed fiue 0f g. and s7ssts. tba total amount of which raaebeI s15-TG.
 The lror0u-h erurt room was fllsrI this morning when the hour af "lgan- ing r0urt had arrived Benjamin Me Iiunah g8t into rhe wrong IsOuse last night ausI was saHipHr-,l Co. thirty days in jail with c,VSts- AntlloHy Savgfnskf
 
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