Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Frank Weaving of New York is
spending few days with relatives
in the borough.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Perkins have
returned from their wedding trip and
will reside on South Main street.
/ Mrs James M. Kenney Of Bridge
port is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Michael Cronin of High street.
Miss Minnie e. Freeman of Myrtle
avenue has returned from Hartford,
where she has been visiting friends.
Miss Ruby Knox, who attends the
normal school in New Britain, spent
Sunday with her parents on Meadow
street.
The condition Of Mrs Tern1do
Bradley of Aetna street, who has
been seriously i'll, is slightly i'm
proved.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Greenburg
left this morning to attend the open
ing of the millinery season in New
York city.
| Martin Anderson of Torrington
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Martin Anderson, Sr, of
Hillside avenue.
| Attorney Eugene Sweeney has re-
turned to his home in New York
city after a short visit with relatives
in the borough.
James Dalton has resigned his po-
sition as night operator at the local
telephone Office. His position has been
filled by Fred Lovine.
A special meeting of Scott con-
pany, U. R. X. P, will be held this
evening at $3.50. All members are
requested to be present.
Wallace Webster Of Hoboken, n.
j., has been spending the past few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Joel Webster of Highland avenue.
The Naugatuck high school basket
ball team will play the Chicopee high
school team in the Gem opera house
next Friday evening, February %.
Miss Valesca Beecher, a student
at Mt Holyoke college, is spending
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs David B. Beecher Of Oak street.
A months mind requiem high
mass will be celebrated next Fri
day morning at o'clock at st Fran
cis's church for the repose of the
soul of the late Owen E. Sweeney
A hearing on the allowance of the
administration account of the execu-
trix of the estate of the late Albert
Reiser, will be held in the probate
Office Wednesday, February &c, at
8 a. m.
James J. Glynn, we'll known resi-
dent of the borough, died early Sun
street. The deceased leaves a wife
and nine children, three daughters
and six sons. The funeral will be
held Tuesday morning. The hour is
not vet known. Interment will be in
st Francis's cemetery. .....
| At st Mlchaers Episcopal church
yesterday afternoon Bishop Brewster
| administerer the rite of confirmation
on n large class of candidates and
al = delivered sermon. Appropriate
| music was rendered by chorus of
twenty-five voices under the direction
of Choirmaster w. II. Miner. The
church was filed with friends Of the
class.
The Altar society of st Francis
church will give a whist party and
dance next Thursday evening in CO.
lumbus hall. The committee have
in store rare treat for those who
purchase one Of the Puritan roses
which will be on sale that evening,
for enclosed amongst the petals of
the rose will be found something
which will prove of interest to the
lucky purchaser.
Constable Lannon of Waterbury
came here Saturday night and served
a writ of attachment ON the goods and
store of Eugene Sierico and left Of
ficer James Lawler in charge. He
then came to the barber shop that he
thought was the property of the same
man and in similar manner placed
another man in charge, but just as
soon as Lannon had left for Water
bury the man who was left in charge
of the barber shop was Informed that
he was not wanted and also the shop
was not the property of Eugene Serico
but belonged TO his brother, so the
man took the next car for Water
bury to hunt up Mr. Lannon, but
they did not return.
John ID. 0'Connor of So Scott street |
met with a serious accident about 10 !
o'clock yesterday morning. Mr. O'Con- |
nor had obtained permission from the I,
officials Of the United States Re- |
claiming plant TO gather the drift |
wood which had been left on the prop |
erty after the flood of week ago and |
IL was while he was engaged in this |
work yesterday morning in the rear
Of the Retaining plant that he met |
with the accident which may prove |
fatal. He was carrying a heavy log
on his shoulder when he slipped on
the ice, his head striking with consid- |
cradle force and the log which was
carrying also falling on his head. with
the result that he received COM
pound fracture Of the skull. Drs
johnson and Carroll were summoned
and after they had dressed the wound
he was taken in McCarthy's ambul-
aDce to the depot and was taken later
on the afternoon train TO st vincents
hospital. Bridgeport. Mr. O'Connor il
a married man and has four small
children.
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