Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-31
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Co c, Hibernian Rifles, held an in spection drill in Hibernian hall last evening.
 John Stapleton, swimming instruc- tor at Chautauqua, is at honl, for 6 few days.
 The company booked to appear at the Gem opera house Labor day has cancelled the date.
 A special meeting of the Y. M. C.. l. was held last night to discuss the matter of new quarters.
 Attorney w. J. Neary has nov, d into his Fairview residence purchased short time ago from Frederick lilly.
 The annual inspection of the fire department was held last night at S:15 by the board of fire commits sioners.
 Miss Josephine c. Mcl,arthy of Central avenue has returned from a two weeks vacation spent at Bridge port and New York.
 A daughter of Joseph Nordiello of South Main street fell from T swing yesterday afternoon and sustained fracture of the bones of the left leg.
 The population was increased yes- terday by the birth of sons to MT and Mrs George E. Smith of Melbourne court. MT and Mrs Edward c. Kron- pitz and MT and Mrs George Botz of Rubber avenue.
 At the meeting of the state asso- ciatiorf of great chiefs of the Imperial Order of Red Men yesterday, Grand Keeper of the Records William A. Sauders of Naugatuck was presented with a valuable past sach am's jewel by the grand council.
 Owing to the disturbance often created by so many persons passing in the corridors while the borough officers are attempting to transact business on nights when there are plays at the opera house, the nan agement has agreed with the borough officials that no return passes shall be issued until after the second act hereafter.
 The town clerk has neen no.ii ed by the clerk of the superior court of New Haven that the following jurors have been chosen: Merville Hart, Fred Candee. Orlando Hastings, Har- ry Roberts, H. G. Dennison, Fred Draper, Hooker Hotchkiss. Peter Boy Ian, w. s. Osborn, Amos Culver, Ed ward Lewis, Thomas Scott, w. R. Brown, B. c. Hall, Spencer Hotch- kiss, Robert Loomis, ST, w. F. Clark, Charles B. Andrew.
 At the annual meeting of the Bap- tist church society all the officers and committees were reelected. Votes of thanks were passed extend ing the appreciation of the trustees toward the pastor for collecting some $425, toward the church expenses and toward the Ladies' Aid society for the raising of $150. The pastor was presented with $50 as an additional mark of the appreciation. The finance committee, the Rev c. c. Smith. I. A. Morse and Mrs Miller, was author ized to solicit subscriptions for re- pairs, $250 being needed at once. The treasurer's report showed an income of $7ss.97 with disbursements of $790.04.
 The committee on dedication of the Pond Hill school building has an- nounced the program of the day as follows: Opening address, President w. T. Rodenbach of the board of ed- ucation; remarks, Warden Harry Roberts; chorus, pupils of the school; reading, Professor H. H. Johnson; solo, c. R. Hitchcock: photograph selections, F. H. Chiffon; address, ohn A. Stringer; dedication song. written for the occasion by former Pond Hill pupil; remarks. w. H. Hine; duet. Miss Alice Weber and Irving Smith; song. Fred Walther: song, Miss Amalie Killer; quartet, Masters Hanford Freeman. Louis Schiller, Axel Johnson, William Foss- bender; reading, Professor H. H. Johnson; song, America" the audi ence.