Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-19
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT SATURDAY. MAY 1e 1906
NAuCATUCK NUGGETS

Col. John G. Healy of New Haven was the guest of NJ. F. Coen of High street yesterday.
 Owen Councils house on Spring street has been purchased by Mrs J. Zementowski.
 A card party and dance will be given at Odd Fellows hall tonight by Centennial lodge, l. o. o. F.
 The Naugatuck fire department and Ansonia baseball teams played on Firemens field this afternoon. There was no session of the public and parochial schools yesterday af. ter noon on account of the circus.
 The Naugatuck and Middletown High school baseball teams were scheduled to play on Hotchkiss field this afternoon.
 John NJ. Hearps, district deputy of the Knights of Columbus will work the third degree in Ansonia next Thursday night.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will serve straw. berry short cake supper at the church this evening from , to D. m.
 The members of Companion Court Minerva and friends will have a so- cial session this evening in Pythian hall at the close of their meeting
 Through her counsel. Attorney Thomas Bowen, Mrs Julia Betz of Naugatrck has brought suit for di- vorce from her husband, Emil now . resident of Bridgeport.
 The plans for the new parish house to be erected by St Michael's church are now being drawn. It is expected that work on the new building will be commenced late in June or the forepart of July.
 John Clark and John Norris. two apprentices of the battleship Maine, who have been visiting Elmer Hag- gerty of Ward street, have returned to North river where the Maine Is sta tioned at present.
 A hearing will be held in the bor- ough court room next Monday at 10 p. m. before Commissioners Andrew and Bowen on the bill of Mrs Rams den of New Haven against the estate of the late Abbie Gaylord.
 Olivia Barton Strohm's new story, Lavender Creighton's Lovers
 Mir and Mrs William H. Mccarthy attended the class day exercises of the Froebel Kindergarten school in Bridgeport yesterday. Their daughter, Miss Christine Mccarthy. is taking a course of study at that school.
 At the meeting of the freemen of the borough Wednesday night and ad- visibility of purchasing a road roller was discussed. Road Superintendent Pitcher stated that he would not re commend that one be purchased. He had no place to store it. he said. and if one were purchased 1t would he necessary to erect a building to store it In. No action was taken on the matter.
 A tall maple tree which was being cut down on the Weary property on Church street yesterday fell across the street and broke the electric light wires. the fire alarm wire and 5O- pair cable owned by the telephone company. The breaking of the fire alarm wire caused the fire whistle to bnow. All traffic was blocked there for some lime and the circus parade had to coilntermarch on Church street,
 A 1f-gear-old boy named Effingpr- White, whose home is fin South Nor walk. was brought to the police sta- tion from Robbins circus yesterday afternoon by Chief of Police Schmidt and held to awaist the arrival of his father. who is well known builder in South Norwalk. The boy left his home few days ago and joined the circus. He told Chief Schmidt that he left home because South Norwalk was a ''slow town' and he wanted to see the world,