Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mir and Mrs John J. Kehoe have gone to New Haven. They will take a weeks vacation.
 Harry Olsen prescription clerk at the Naugatuck drug store is taking hs vacation this week.
 | The Connecticut Railway and Lght- I ing company will begin the work of
 laying gas main on Millville avenue to-day.
 Miss Lena Squires of Oak street who has been visiting friends in Bridgeport, will spend the remainder Of the summer in Pittsburg. The lily block on Water street has been sold to the railroad company who are to have possession of it on November 30 of this year. I Two dinky engines to be used in | the work of changing the course of the Naugatuck river at what Is known | as ''the island" arrived and are ready for business.
 L. s. Moulthrop will have one of the stores in the remodeled White more building on Maple street and the other store has been rented by Martin HalaJfan & Brother. A beautiful monument has been placed on the soldiers plot in Grove street cemetery by Mrs Bronson B. Futile It is a polished granite shaft surmounted by an eagle The mem- bers of Isbell post, c. A. R., have acknowledged the gift.
 Four of the members of the board of trade met recently and discussed the matter of advertising Naugatuck. A number of samples of souvenir books were submitted and the board will decide upon what they want and place the order for printing as soon as possible.
 The work of tearing down the old Tolles building on the philip Rubin property in South Main street has been completed and the foundation for the building which is to be moved there from Water street will be built Immediately. The building Is to be remodeled and enlarged and will have three stores instead of one A meeting of the board of educa- tion will be held this evening at which the matter of granting certi- ficate to Mir Wolrath. who has been engaged as principal of the Union City schools will be discussed. Mir Wolrath has been engaged subject to approval by the board of education.
 The officers of the three divisions of the Hibernians held meeting in their hall Saturday evening and dis cussed plans for the coming state field day at Linden park. The chair man of the outing committee report ed that nearly every division in Con necticut had replied to his invitation to be present and to all appearances the arrangements were being per fected in perfectly satisfactory manner.
 At the Naugatuck Golf club Satur- day the qualifying round for the mems championship was run off with the result that the following gentle men qualified: James L. Linsley, Frank l.. Bradbury, Donald S Tut tie. Harris Whittemore, William j. Sweeney. Dewitt Champion. Jesse W. Long, Dr Edwin NJ. Johnson. c. s. Phinney. Isaac L. Trowbridge. Sam uel E. Hopkins and c. T. Taylor. The first round will be played next Satur- day.
 Mrs Mary Squires. aged thirty-six, wife of Louis Squires. died at the home of her sister, Mrs Timothy O'Keefe yesterday. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning from St Francis church and the interment at St James cemetery. The deceased leaves sister. Mrs Timothy O'Keefe of Naugatuck. a sister. Mrs Katie Rudden of New York, and in Ireland a father, mother. brother and two sisters. ...<
 The committee appointed by the boord of warden and burgesses to talk over the matter of the proposed purchase of the Water street hose house with representatives of the railroad company will meet the Co.'S officials tomorrow morning. It Is ex- pected that at this meeting the mat ter of bridge across the river in the southern part of the borough will al- so be discussed. Warden Roberts was looking into the matter today and it Is his opinion that a bridge across the river from Scott street would accommodate more people than a bridge across the river from Rub- Der avenue.