Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-06
NAUCATUCK NUGGETS

Harriette Belmont. who sings in the opera house tonight. is sister tc
 Harry s. Hyde of Naugatuck William Davis, the grocer, lost q valuable horse yesterday. The ani nal had been sick for three days. The public library has opened and | books may be drawn any afternoon or evening except Tuesdays and Sun days.
 The Ladies and Knights of the Mac cabees are requested to attend the meeting this evening in Foresters' hall.
 l The United Order of the Golden Cross is to give a card party in c. A. k. hall this evening and refreshments will be served.
 Mir and Mrs Daniel Buckley and daughter, Helen of Scranton, Pa, are the guests of Mir and Mrs George F. Walsh of South Main street for a few days.
 Great preparations are being made by Rubber City lodge, N E o. F.. to entertain the supreme lodge officers on Friday night. Visitors are expect ed from the various lodges of Water bury.
 The Naugatuck fire department will play the Waterbury State league team on Firemen's field Friday. Treat will pitch for the visitors and Dawson and D. Sweeney are expected to twirl for Naugatuck. 5.l
 Commencing Sunday, Sept 16 and continuing until further notice, the masses at St Francis church on Sun days will be celebrated at the follow ing hours: [, 9, 9:30 (children's mass) and 10:30 a, m. as
 The board of warden and burgess es will meet with assessors of the borough in the borough clerks office, Saturday evening, Sept h. 1906, at s o'clock to act as board of relief on the grand list of the Union Center and Union City school districts for the year 1906.
 Pardon Peckham, aged eighty six, of Coventry, R. l., father of Mrs M. w. Dewitt of Naugatuck, lost his wife about ten months ago and four or five days ago was married to Miss Champlain of Centerville, R. l., sev- enty-six years old. MT Peckham has for over forty years been woolen manufacturer, but recently retired and is now living on his farm in Coventry.
 A certificate of incorporation was filed yesterday at the office of the state secretary by the A. D. Cliff ford company of New Britain, the in0orpsyators boins dYillia,nsLx Hatch of New Britain, and Anstruther D, and Margaret w. Clifford of Nauga- thck. The authorized capital stock is $50,000 and business will begin with 5000. The company will con- struct buildings and deal in build ing materials.
 The voters of the town put the seal of disapproval on the measure to es- tablish n bridge at Rubber avenue by turning down the resolution by vote of almost : to 1. The returns show ed that 5S voted ives" and f276 mo" ballots. Mir Culver has already offer ed the necessary right of way on the east side and it is not unlikely that at the next meeting of the board a con- mittee will be appointed to confer with him in regard to the matter.
 The republican electors are request ed to meet in caucus In the court room. Friday evening. at & o'clock for the purpose of electing delegates to the republican state convention to be held fin New Haven. Sept 10 and 20 1906. for the nomination of candi- dates for state officers and congress- man-at-large. and to appoint a state central committee: also for the pur- pose of electing delegates to the va- rious town. county and state conven- tions and a town committee for the ensuing two years.
 Health Officer Baker yesterday sounded note of alarm, when he ad- vised horse owners to keep their ani- malls away from the public watering troughs as it is said a glandered horse had been drinking therefrom. pr Norwood said that he had killed a horse belonging to Rasmus Matifie- son. who lived in the western part of Bethany. but that the animal did not have glanders. hut was only sus- pieious case. Careful horse owners will doubtless steer clear of public
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