Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-05
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

James Cronin of Anderson street is visiting relatives in New Haven.
 A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs John Burke of Lewis street.
 The meetings of the Kings daughters have been discontinued for the summer.
 Mrs William Baldwin of Lebanon, N. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs Emma Fitts of Goodyear avenue. Mid-week service will De held in 1880, the subject will be "Contraste i Characters, Abraham and Jcroboam. The board of trade will hold it's regular monthly meeting this even ing at o'clock in the borough court room.
 The Germania Maennercnor will hold a rehearsal this evening at $ o'clock. All singers are requested to attend.
 Mrs Ernest Woodruff and children of New Haven are the guests of MT and Mrs George w. Wood of Elm wood street.
 Miss Olson and Miss lines of St Margaret's school in Waterbury are the guests of Miss Alice Osborn of Fairview avenue.
 The Red Mems association will hold social Saturday evening in Red Mems hall. Prentzei's orches- tra will furnish music.
 Miss Mary Gavin of Union City, died yesterday at St Vincent's hos pital in Bridgeport. The remains will be brought here for burial.
 Andrew Hickey fractured a bone in his wrist by falling from the roof of chicken coop he was repairing. A physician reduced the fracture.
 A delightful musical was given last night by Miss Mildred Grumman, daughter of MT and Mrs E. E.. Grumman of Culver street, to a few friends.
 The members of the Naugatuck fishing club have presented Attorney John F. McDonough with handsome silver set as wedding present. Mir McDonough is member of the club and will become a benedict early next week.
 John Butkas was fined $1 and costs amounting to $12.9S by Judge Hungerford, for keeping an un- licensed dog. The man was brought in by Dog Warden Roache, who is making a search these days for just such cases.
 The proposed picnic of the A. O. H. will open tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in Linden park. Dancing will be enjoyed during the evening. Music will be furnished by Geary's orchestra and Prof J. T. O'Brien will prompt. A good time Is assured to all who attend.
 The drummers of the Union City fife, bugle and drum corps will pla, the buglers and fifers Of the same corps a game of base ball on Sunday | afternoon. The batteries are Ed ward Dillon and A. Tudor for the drummers and Fred 0emcko and ". Scanlon for the fifers and buglers.
 At a meeting of the Business Mems association held las. night it was decided to hold their annual outing on July 16 in 0sbouIne's gleu 1 if it can be secured for that day. It was also decided upon to close the stores on July at 1 o'clock in the afternoon with the exception of the , meat markets, which of necessity will be kept open in the evening. The stores will all remain open the night before the Fourth until II o'clock.
 William Noble, a young son of William J. Noble of Beacon Valley, met with a peculiar accident yester- day afternoon. He went into the pasture lot to catch a horse which had been put out and as he was passing one of the other horses, 1t raised itself on its forward legs and shot out with lightning speed with the hind legs. striking ths boy ove- the eye. Young Noble was knocked to the ground and when picked up was bleeding profusely. He was carried to the office of Dr Johnson who dressed the wounds and made him as comfortable as possible.
 A south bound trolley car on the New Haven line eollided with a grocery wagon belonging to P. H. Daily yesterday afternoon and the