Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-20
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

for admission to the high school on
 Friday and Saturday of this week.
 The high school graduating exer-
 cises will be held in the assembly hall of the high school building this even ing.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine
 Lynn was held at the house of her son, August Lynn, Maple terrace, this afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock.
 The funeral of John William Casey
 was held from his home on Cherry street at S::30 yesterday morning and at St Francis's church at 9 o'clock, where requiem high mass was cele-
 brated by the Rev w. J. Tanning. The bearers were J. W. Reynolds, John Dunning, J. M. Hearns, Edward Deegan, G. c. Lambert and M. J, Brennan.
 The high school boys beat their opponents. the business men, by a score of 3 to 2 yesterday afternoon. The game lasted eleven innings. The winning run was scored by Leary, Thomas O'Donald bringing him home with liner. The batteries for the UuoiucSS luSu we're V. DIScl anu ". Thompson, for the high school Zwich and O'Laughlin. The business men, who have not played before this sea- son, lined up as follows: w. Thomp- son, c; c. Dryer, p; H. Ensign, 1b; H. Hart, 2b; A. Painter, ss; w.. Goynes, 3b; w. E. Brown, If; c. Brennan. If; E. Nixon, of.
 A pretty wedding occurred yester- day at the home of the brides par ents, MT and Mrs Burton A. Nichols of Millville, when their daughter, Miss Bertha, was married to Clarence Fitts of OakvillN. The Rev c. s. Ball, pastor of the Methodist church, performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Florence Nichols, and Clinton Good year was groomsman. The bride was attired in gown of white silk, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, with floral wreath and bridal veil. The bridesmaid wore white over cream colored silk. Miss Dorothy Case of Waterbury and Master Gilbert Nich- ols oficiated as ribbon holders. Miss Grace Cate of Bridgeport oficiated at the piano.
 At meeting of the high school committee last evening the present high school teachers were reappoint- ed for next year. They are: c. F. Slade, principal; J. A. Stringer, science department; Howard L. Ham, ilton, commercial department; w. H. O'Meara, instructor in manual train ing; Miss Anna E. Hopkins, mathe- matics; Miss Cathie M. Leary, Eng fish department; Miss May Wilcox son, modern language department; Miss Teresa Wood. ninth grade; Miss; Cornelia Chamberlain. cooking and sewing; Miss Jennie F, Lewis, draw ing: Miss Harriet Miner. Applica- tions for positions as teachers in the center district were received from the Misses Mary Kehoe and Julia Kennedy of Naugatuck and Mary Treat of Oxford. Miss Treat is at present teaching in Millville. The applications were placed on file.
 At the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses last night. a from B. A. Peck was read, which was in part as follows: My first epistle to the Corinthians. The second warders desire to make a triangle park or beauty spot at the of Oak and High streets. fronting Messrs Coen and Cronin's property. To do so properly it is re- ouested that the hydrant and tele- phone, etc. poles be removed. perhaps to the back of the east line of the triangle piece of land to be improved by property holders over two, etc The matter was referred to the street The board voted to re- establish the highway lines and the hearing on the grade lines was con tinued until July 10. ]. NJ. Page & Co were awarded the contract for furnishing several thousand feet Of sewer pipe. At the hearing on the of curb and sidewalks on Aetna street, before the board Of warden and burgesses 1t was voted to notify the property owners be- tween Rubber avenue and Cliff street to lay stone curb, four by eighteen inches in diameter. including circular corners, on or before August 1, 1906, and cement or concrete sidewalks on or before October 1, 1906. It was voted that the chief of police be in- structed to make diligent inquiry after unregistered dogs and to report such unregistered dogs to the prose cutting attorney. and that the chief of police be instructed to impound such dogs as may be found on the streets without collar. number or register and owners name. and after forty-eight hours the chief or police be empowered to kill such dogs;