Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-14
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

I Aue heV CnarleS Page or NOrtl
 Branford is the guest of his brother
 John NJ. Page.
 l Q. F. HungerfoM of Naugatuck paid Sb7 for election expenses as filed witt
 the state secretary.
 Harry Ludlow Cooke, A. A. C. o.
 gave an organ recital in the Congre
 gatonal church last evening, assisted
 by Mrs Lilla Wigmore Squire. Manager Foley had arranged q
 game for Thursday with the strong Starlights, but to-day their manager
 decided not to play owing to injuries
 to some of the players.
 William l.. Lloyd, who recently
 purchased the Elsmere hotel property
 at Laurel beach, Is moving his house.
 hold goods from Naugatuck this If.
 ternoon. His family will follow later
 in the week.
 The funeral of Charles Murphy took place yesterday at St Francis church where requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Higgins. The interment was in St Francis cemetery. A delegation was present from Naugatuck aerie, F. o.
 E., of which society the deceased was member, and the pallbearers and flower bearers were also from the Eagles. The pallbearers were John
 F. Gubbins, Francis Collins, Francis Dullard, James McSherry, Thomas. Ahern and William H. Jones. The flower bearers were George Haggerty, John P. Jones. William Hurd and Alfred Ashmore..
 At the meeting of the board of war; den and burgesses last night Health Officer Bakers report showed that thirty-eight visits had been made three permits granted, several closets inspected. three dead dogs removed, three cases of scarlet fever reported, one of typhoid fever. five of diphthe- ria, and five of tuberculosis, and that $500 had been paid for the burial of animals. Borough Treasurer George WigmOre reported that $1S.G60 had been paid out on borough orders; that $1, ,456.SS had been received from the tax collector. and that the tOtal bal- ance on hand was $14,743.46. ]. D. Shea objected to the proposal to make Maple street forty eight feet in one place and only forty in another. The hearing was adjourned until Nov 20, the board agreeing to meet the inter ested abuttors Saturday at D. m. Voted to place an incandescent light on the east side of High street near the property of Jacob Marlanl and adopt the proposed grade. line of Hill side avenue The Southern New Eng land Telephone Co applied for permis- sion to lay five conduits on Maple. Division and Meadow streets. The Diamond street curb assessments were laid upon abutting property owners. A communication was re- ceived from J. H. WhittemOre calling attention to the opening of the play ground and asking the board to pass some vote authorizing the Union cen ter district school cOmmitte to control the playground.
 At the Congregational conference today the program from 9 to F was: Worship; business and election Of of- ficers-Standing committee; commit tee or moral legislation: state com mIttee on missionary work; commit- tee on pastoral service and co-opera- ton: place of next meeting. Tonic, "Knwledge of Truth By Revela- tion." the Rev Albert J, Lord; By Experience." the Rev Herbert J. wyekoff: By Inner Light" the Rev Artemas !. Haynes. to 4:3O-The Missionary society of Connecticut Election of directors and members of c. H. NJ. s. The work of the year by the secretary. Topics-"The Church and the old Stock" the Rev Henry c. Woodruff: "The Church and the Commuter." the Rev Dewitt c. Eggleston: "The Church and the Rural Parish" Miss Grace Edwards "The Church and the Foreigner" the Rev j. Edward Newton::: "The Con necticut Director of the C. H. NJ .S.. the Rev Henry H. Kelsey; Social hour. Supper will be served to the in the Parish house. ;3o Sermon. "The Truth the Church Has to Preach" the Rev Watson L. Phillips.
 The program for tomorrow will De as follows: Q to 12-Topic The Proposed Tri-Church Union; the Op- nortunity of Congregationalism. the Rev William D. Mackenzie; discus sion to be opened by the Rev Theophi- lus s. Dewitt, the Rev Charlton K. strayer and the Rev Joseph H. sei-