Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-19
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Fred R0uillOn of Naugatuck has
 taken a position at the factory of the
 Hartford Rubber Tire Co in Hartford
 Mrs Emily Strong, who has been
 visiting Mir and Mrs R. V. Parker of
 Meadow street, has returned to hel
 home in Woodbury.
 Court Minerva, I. 0. F., held a large ly attended meeting Saturday evennc
 in Pythian hall. Five candidates were
 initiated and after the business meet { ing a social session was held. There
 was card playing and dancing and re- treatments were served
 Attorney Susan O'Neill of Water bury appeared before Judge Hunger
 ford of the probate court Saturday on business relating to the estate of the late Martha Conklin. It was the first
 time that a woman lawyer has ever appeared in a local court.
 While at work near one of the build
 ings which John Weisman has moved
 on to School street, Henry Farrell of
 Spring street slipped and fell, fractu1-
 ing his left leg at the ankle. The
 fracture was reduced by a physician
 MT Farrell will be confined to his
 home for some weeks.
 Columbian Rebekah lodge. No 8,
 I. o. o. F., will hold theirs regular
 meeting tomorrow evening, February
 20, in Odd Fellows hall. All mem-
 bers are requested to be in the hall early as the meeting will commence promptly at 8 o'clock and will be fol- lowed by card party. Members are requested to bring refreshments.
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Naugatuck News to last week the old officers were re- elected as follows: President, w. T.. Rodenbach; treasurer, T. w. Ahern; secretary, J. W. Long. The old board Of directors was elected as follows: w. T. Rodenbach, A. c. Futile, Fs. M. Twitchell. William Kennedy and T. w. Ahern.
 The 125th anniversary of the Con gregational church of Naugatuck. will be celebrated Thursday evening at the parish house. An appropriate program has been arranged. feature of which will be a paper by Deacon Frank War ren entitled ''The Course of the Church in Earlier Years" Refresh ments will be served by young men and women attired in ancient cos tunes and ancient hymns will be sung.
 Mrs William Waite of Hill street died Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock, aged 4S years. She leaves, besides her husband, two sisters, Mrs William Frost and Mrs John Splitstone, and one brother, Daniel McGinnis, all of Naugatuck. The funeral will be held | from the house Tuesday afternoon at | 7 o'clock and the Rev Sherrod Soule. pastor of the Congregational church, will conduct the services. The inter | ment will be in Grove cemetery.
 The board of trade which was or ganized in the borough several years ago has neverseoneS out aeexiStepae, but of late yeaiwit has hdfF16 hs9,S[ lngs. It had meeting room in the lily block on Water street, but some years ago after it's members ceaseu tu Intend meetings the furniture was sold. The money received Is still fin the treasury. R. w. Lewis was elect ed president and c. c. Ham secretary md treasurer at one of the last meet ngs held by the board. A meeting will be held this evening to talk about 'eorganizing the old association.
 The county commissioners will have mother hearing on the granting of a icense to Michael Malone on Diamond 'treet. Malone was granted license 'n February ?, it being his intention to transfer the license formerly owned y Robert J. Peck, who conducted a. saloon in the Mccarthy building on south Main street. to Malone's place If business on Diamond street. A re- had been filed against the granting of license to open saloon 'n Diamond street, but through mis- the license was grant d. the remonstrants not being heard. When the remonstrants learned, that he license had been granted Attorney | ohn M. Sweeney was employed to in- 'estigate and if possible have the tearing re-opened. He stated the case t the office of the county commission IFS and requested that the hearing be on the ground that the re- had not been heard. The commissioners decided to comply with lis request. Malone is employed by he Eagle Brewing Co of Waterbury md one saloon in Union City is at resent conducted in his name.