Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mr. and Mrs Frederick >Rollinson
spent Sunday with friends in Hart
ford.
Andrew Risk of Bridgeport spent
Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs
John Kirk Sr, of May street.
John Reardon of Brennan street
has returned from Bridgeport where
he has been visiting relatives.
Mrs Hynes Wood of Highland av-
enue, who has been visiting relatives
in Brooklyn. N. Y, has returned.
The police have been working on the
burglary committed at the Dunlap
jewelry store last Thursday night, and
up to this time have no clue to the
parties who committed the deed.
A hearing on the application of M.
J. Langford for letters of administra-
ton on the estate Of the late Fred
erick Wragg will be held in the pro-
bate Office Tuesday January % at 2
p. m.
Mrs Maichelle Beauchamp, who
went to Montreal to visit her son Leo
who was dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever, has sent word that he is i'm
proving and that hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
William John, the three-months'
old son of Mr. and Mrs William Cos
gins of May avenue, died yesterday
afternoon at $50 The funeral was
held this afternoon at p. m, from
the house. Interment was in st
James cemetery.
/ The warm rain which fell during
the night put an end to the sleighing
which has been enjoyed during the
past two days, and also seriously in
terefered with humber of sleighing
parties which were arranged for
during the next few nights.
An application has been made to
the probate court for permission to
sell certain real estate belonging to
the estate of Clara E. Dibble, Ruth
w. Dibble and Stanley E. Dsbble
(minors), a hearing on the above
application will be given in the pro-
bate court January 20 at p. m.
Fred Elliott has been awarded the
contract for the plastering in Thomas
Ratkewick's new block on Spring
street. Union City. ]. ]. German is
the contractor and J. NJ. Page Co
will do the plumbing. The block is
four stories high, j5N5I feet, and con-
ta;ns three stores and four tenements.
Andrew NOwinsEi was taken in last
night by Officer Fruin after hard
tussle. He came into town 10 show
the police force thing or two. but the
police will show him to-day the way
to Jail. for he was fined 81 AMI costs,
which he was unable to pay. He was
taken to New Haven this afternoon
by officer McKiernan.
A. P. Garrigus, passenger agent al
the local passenger station, who was
operated upon some time ago for APP
pendicitis, is able to be out calling
on his friends He is not recovering
very rapidly however from the effect!
of the operation, and it will be some
time before he will again be able t
assume his duties at the passenger
station.
In the borough court this morning
the case of miscOndct preferred
against Mrs Margaret Naruiski was
nOlled. but her companion. Anthony
KOlenski. who put up bond OF 80
failed to show up this morning. when
his name was called, so his bond was
declared forfeited by Judge Hunger
ford. who presided ut this mornings
|, session. Willard Carroll (cOlOred also
forfeited bond of Sl5. lie being
charged with maltreating his wife.
The work of moving the old passen-
GER station was continued during sun
day. so anxious are the officials of the
railroad that the work he done as soon
as possible. The building was moved
across the old main line last evening
and had il not been for the continua
, breaking of the rope. il is safe to say
, that the workmen would have sue
cpeded In placing the building on the
fiat cars upon which it is 10 he CON
veyed to North Water street. 1t is ex.
pected, however. that If things e
along smoothly to-day that this par
Of the work can he accomplished. ant
after the building has once been re
moved To that spot. the rest Of th,
work will not take much time.
Leonard ". Wood, aged twenty
five. son of Mr. and Mrs Fredericl
Wood of Phoenix avenue. died las
night about s o'clock after a lingeT
ing illness. The deceased was one o
Naugatuck' most popular yOun
men. who was well and favOrabl