Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

The marriage of Miss Lydiabella
 Squlres, daughter of Mir and Mrs Flu l gene D. Squires of Oak street to
 Clark Warner, son of Mir and Mrs c. l Il. Warner of ak street, will take
 place Wednesday.
 The infant son of Mir and Mrs Weiss, died Saturday. This was the
 other one of the twins, one of whom
 was buried Saturday. Their age was
 fifteen days.
 Right Rev Michael Tierney, hish-
 op or the diocese of Hartford. laid the
 cornerstone of St Hedwig's Polish R.
 .. church yesterday. There were
 present the local Polish society and
 the Terryville Polish society in uni-
 form, as well as the priests of neigh
 boring parishes, among them the
 Rev Father Murray, chancellor of
 the diocese; Fathers Sheridan Hig-
 gins and Tanning of Naugatuck.
 Father Rameshefski of Terryville,
 Father Bojnoski of New Britain,
 Father Saurusaitls of Waterbury and
 priests from Rockville and Meriden.
 The sermon was delivered in Polish
 by the Rev Father Iozowski of Hart
 ford. The Rev Father Ignatius V.
 Maclejewski has been in charge of the parish since the first of Febru- ary. Born in Poland, he came to America at the age of six years with his parents and received his early education in the public schools of Brooklyn. He studied theology for two years at St Mary's seminary, Detroit. Mich, and from there pre- pared for his life work at St Charles seminary in Overlook, near Philadel- phia. His first parish was at Nit Carmel, in the heart of the coal re- gions of Pennsylvania Father Ma cie1ewski is a young man but we'll liked by his parishioners.
 At St Cecelia's hall this evening a whist party and social will be given by the St Cecelia T. A. B. society. There will be dancing and refresh ments.
 W. H. Bristol, formerly of the Bristol company at Platts Mills, and now in the manufacturing business for himself, in New York, has pur- chased property and water privileges in Bradleyville. It is thought that he intends to erect factory there.
 The St Francis T. A. R. society under whose auspices the annual pa rade and field day of the Catholic To- tal Abstinence union of Connecticut is to be held here next June, will hold an important meeting next week at which time committee will be appointed to make the preliminary 
 It is said that the Southern New England Telephone company will make an application to the board of warden and burgesses for permission to place some of their telephone wires They will not lay con 1ults on all the streets but will, 1t is said, place underground the wires in he center of the town.
 The 40th annual meeting of the general conference of Congregational churches of Connecticut, Is to be ield here on November 13, If, and 15. Every Congregational church in this tate, in regular standing, and not represented in any other body of | may be represented in the general conference by two delegates, 'e of whom unless the church other wise determines. shall be its pastor. he be an ordained Congregational minister. Entertainment is offered " the Naugatuck church to all dele .ates whose applications are received n or before Saturday November 0. The standing committee con ists of the Rev Edward c. Fellows, he Rev Joel s. Ives. the Rev George .. Clark. John II. Whittemore. Der in W. Tinker and the Rev Sherrod 'oule
 The funeral of James Dillon was eld Saturday morning from the ome of Mrs Dennis Mullen. 162 iaple street, with services at St 'rancis' church at 9 o'clock and the urial at Calvary cemetery. Water ury. 1ie floral tributes were a cross larked ''Son" from his mother, Mrs pillon: wreath Husband" from is wife, Mrs Dillon: pillow, in- cribed Brother" fom his sister. Mrs ,avid Cahill: harp. inscribed James, from his brother and wife. ir and Mrs John Dillon; a bouquet f carnations from Miss Annie Dor an. The bearers were Cornelius ,organ. Dennis Mullen. Thomas Gull IT.. rF.h |