Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

street is visiting friends in New Ha- ven.
 William Walker of May street, who for the past year has been visit ing in Scotland, has returned home.
 The board of managers of the Firemen's baseball team will meet tonight in the Water street hose 1 house.
 Mrs Norton and daughter Ruth, of Bridgeport, are the guests of MT and Mrs Aaron w. French of High land avenue.
 Mir and Mrs B. F. Fields of Mill vile will leave tomorrow for a weeks vacation with friends 1n Brockton, Mass.
 Lewis c. Warner of Church street, who has been spending the winter at Pasadena, Cal, and other southern climes, has returned home.
 MT and Mrs L. S. Moulthrop of Church street, who have been visit | ing in Providence, R. l., for the past week, have returned home.
 Tomorrow being the first Friday of the month masses in honor of the Sacred Heart will be celebrated at | St Francis's church at 5, ', and 7:3O a. m.
 The grinding room of the G. |. l R. Glove company resumed work this morning after a three weeks shut down. The first ticket will be made Monday April 6.
 Architect F. Alton Clark has con- pleted plans for a bungalow to be built at Twin Lakes, Canaan, for George Wigglesworth. The dimen- sions are 22x32 feet, shiuSled roof
 The civil case of E. A. Hotchkiss, against E. H. Jones, which has occu- pied so much time during the past three weeks, was finished yesterday, but Justice S. D. Bingham, before whom the case was tried, will not give bis decision until Saturday.
 Daniel Leary and Thomas Dalton, who are employed by Wilson F. Clark, who has been awarded the contract of carrying the mail be- tween the postoffice and depot, were sworn in as mail carriers yesterday by Judge of Probate John F. Me Donough.
 The pool match at the Waldorf last night was between Goynes and Reed and was won by Goynes. who rolled up 75 points to his opponents s 50, and thus placing the winner in | 41n xxvsth hA inh ha rl son and Goynes are now tied for first place.
 | The funeral of Mrs Michael Young will be held tomorrow morn ing at S:30 from her late home, 1 | Washington street, to St Francis s church, where a requiem high mass will be celebrated at g o'clock. The interment will be in St Francis's | cemetery.
 Christopher Shea who escaped from an insane retreat at .Sorthamp- ton Mass. some time around Thanks giving was taken into custody last night on Curtiss street by Officer Malone and Chief Schmidt, and will be held until the authorities from | that city arrive here.
 The town lines of the towns of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls were perambulated yesterday by the rep resentatives of each town. Burgess Schofield. Road Superintendent Pitcher and Borough Engineer Ham. who were appointed by the board of warden and burgesses, represented | this town.
 The Rev William MacNjcholl. pas | tor of the local Methodist church, has gone to Brooklyn. x. Y., to attend the New York East conference which is being held in the Nostrand NJ. E. church in that city. The Rev Mir MacNicholl has been invited to re- main pastor of the local Methodist church, but he desires to locate else where.
 The annual meeting of Allerton chapter. No 39. R. A. M., was held last night. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: W. F. H. P, s. F. Payne; E. K. H.. C. Rolf: F.. S.. Harry Bickerdike; treasurer, l.. B. HOadley: secretary. Louis T. MeCullom: C. of IT., Joseph T. Holmes. P. S. Harry l.. Carter; R. A. C.. ". II. Eastman: third ", i II. J. Forbes: second V. Henry Cline: first V. F. Alton Clark; tyler. George F.. Wells: chaplain. John NJ. Page. \ social hour followed the close of the business meeting.
 The largest number of fishermen that has started out in years were seen yesterday vending their way toward the streams which are well known because of the many good catches that have been made from their waters The repOrts of those who went in search of the speckled beauties are that not many big catches were made. presumably on account of inc day being so chilly: but as the brooks in this vicinity have been stocked in a lavish man. ner during the past few years there is every reason to believe that many good catches will be made before the season closes.
 The borough court was crowded this morning with witnesses. spects- tors and lawyers. all interested in the CSteoms Of the case of Martin LiciZwi-z. who vas charged with dis turbing vesper service al st Heduig' Roman Catholic church in Union City l last Sunday evening. Thirty-nine witnesses had been subpoenaed by the state who testified to the ze- tions of the accused in standing up in the church and fnterruptfng the ceremonies Attorney Abner Hayes of Waterbury defended the accused