Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-03
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

The monthly report of Chief or Police Schmidt was read at the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses Tuesday night. There were AZ arrests in the borough last month. The report of the chief Is as follows: Whole number of ar rests AZ; whole number of cases, males 40, females ?; cause of ar rest, assault 5, breach of the peace 20, embezzlement 1, intoxication 8. keeping unregistered dog 1, neglect to support family 1, theft 6; disposi- tion of arrested bonds called l, committed to county jail 4, discharg- ed by chief of police 2, discharged by court 3. nolled by court 1, paid fines and costs IL, sentence sus. pended 1, turned over to probation officer IT, turned over to father l, fine not paid 1; nativity of arrested. Hungarian 2, American 15, Irish 5, Lithuanian 2, Canadian 1, Pole l6, Swede 1; miscellaneous, time lost by regular force, days '; special duty performed, hours 1SS; stores and offices found open, 21; lodgers 4; expense, to take prisoners to jail S14; total amount received of clerk of court $14.
 Mrs John Glynn of Hoadley street was badly bitten on the arm by a dog owned by Ole Olson. Mrs Glynn noticed the dog near her but did not mind it as the canine seemed to be very quiet, but suddenly the dog nly fS her arm. Her clothing was torn and physician was hurriedly summoned and the wound was cauterized. Dog Warden Roach was notified and he went to the owners house and killed the dog. The dog warden found that the dog was not mad.
 At the last meeting of the district committee of the Union Center school district Miss Margaret Kehoe was elected to teach in the third grade in the Oak street school, to succeed Miss Sullivan who has re- signed. Miss Kehoe is daughter of MT and Mrs William H. Kehoe ol Coen street. She is a graduate Of the Naugatuck high school and also of the New Haven state normal school.
 After the business meeting of Court Juana, D. of l., Tuesday even> ing, the first session held in its new hall, a social session was held and the violin solos rendered by two Of the members were greatly enjoyed. On September 15 social session will be held and number of prom inent members of the order from Waterbury, Derby, Hartford and Utica, N. Y, have promised to at tend.
 At the annual meeting of the Naugatuck Baptist church this evening reports of officers will be read and there will be an election of church officers and two trustees. The meeting will be called to order at 8 o'clock in the Union City chape1 and all members ar erecuested to at- tend
 This evening, Samuel Clark of Philadelphia will deliver an address on socialism on Maple street. There will be a large crowd out to hear MT Clark as he is one of the best speak CTS that the socialist party have this campaign.
 The Naugatuck band will give (. number of dances at Columbus hall this fall. The first will be held one week from tomorrow night. Leader Baril will arrange a programme that is certain to please all who attend.
 Miss Fannie Martyne and William Chiswell were married in New Haven two months ago. The announcement of the marriage has just been made public.
 Mrs M. A. Lawlor of Church street returned home to-day from New York city, where she has been attending the fall millinery opening.
 A regular meeting of Colombian lodge, l. o. o. F. will be held in the new Twitchell building on Park place this evening.
 The board of education will meet this evening in the town hall build ing. There is considerable business to transact.
 Miss Margaret Tobin, who has been spending her vacation at Atlan- tic City, has returned home.
 Lallier's Military band of Water bury will give a prom in Columbus hall this evening.
 Samuel Enanburg of North Main street is visiting relatives in Hartford for a few days.
 High school entrance examinations will be held in the high school to- day and Friday.