Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-04
NAUGATUCz NUGGETS

l The regular monthly meeting of the
 board of warden and burgesses will
 be held tonight.
 | The Naugatuck Choral society will
 meet tonight in the auditorium oi
 the Salem school.
 A new fire alarm box has been
 placed at the corner of Highland ave-
 hue and Galpin street. The number
 of it is AZ.
 l A whist party was held by the
 Daughters of St George Saturday
 night at the home of Aaron French
 on Highland avenue.
 The Naugatuck band will meet to-
 night. Every member should be I present as arrangements will be
 made to secure new quarters. The meeting of the Naugatuck drum corps will be held Wednesday
 night at 7:30, at which time every
 member is requested to be present. The Ladies' Aid society of the First
 Baptist church will meet with Mrs G.
 l.. Packer on Prospect street Wednes-
 day afternoon. Business of impor-
 tance is to be transacted.
 A hearing on the allowance of the
 final account of the administrator of the estate of the late Mary E. Kier- i nan will be held in the probate court
 on December at a. m. The Christmas sale of the Church
 Helpers will be held in St Michaels
 chapel on Wednesday and Thursday,
 December and 6. The sale begins I at 1 p. m. and continues throughout l the evening.
 Members of the State Business
 Mems association will be present at the meeting of the local business men Wednesday night, at which time a local business mems association will be organized.
 Charles Tomkinson and Miss Hat tie Dreyer, both of Naugatuck, were married last Thursday at the Congre- gational church in East Hampton, Mass. They will reside on North Will low street in Waterbury.
 St Michael's Bible class will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the rectory. Early in the new year St Michael's guild intend to present Mrs Jarley's wax works A meeting of the guild will be held this even ing at s o'clock in the chapel
 Howard B. Futile of Naugatuck has bought of John B. Brown eight and one-half acres of dock property on the Calumet river at Ninety-eighth street in Chicago, having a frontage of 225 feet on the river and running back an average depth of $50 feet.
 Harry A. Moore and Miss Martha A. Rogers, daughter of Mir and Mrs J. W. Rodgers of Cherry street, weis married Saturday afternoon at the home of the brides parents by the Rev W. ii. Garth, rector of St Micn- aefs Episcopal church. Ezra Moore of Deep River, brother of the groom. was best man and Miss Flor ence B. Rogers. a sister of the bride, | was bridesmaid.
 W. L. Lloyd. who recently pur- chased the Elsmere hotel at Laurel Beach. has sold his drug store on South Main street to Newton C.. Smith of Waterbury. The store will continue to be known as Lloyd's drug store. and A. Barton Cross, who has been empioyed as prescription clerk for number of years. will manage 1t. Mir Lloyd has been in business here for twelve years and will now devote all of his time to the manage ment of his hotel at Laurel Beach.
 Sunday the Southern New England Telephone Co had a large gang lay ing conduits and the O'Brien Go was moving derrick at the Phoenix shop raceway. But the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad had two gangs here. one of bridge builders at the bridge just above Maple street. They put in nearly hundred new cross ties and at North Water street they had nearly 100 men raising the switch tracks preparatory to moving the main track some Sunday in the near future.
 The Rev W. H. Garth. rector of St Michael's church. wishes to give the children of the Sunday school reg ular old-time Christmas festival, in cluding a Christmas tree. In order to do this he asks for contributions. and asks that they be sent in to him.
 Miss Elizabeth Spencer died yes- terday morning at 9:30 o'clock at her home on Cherry street She leaves one sister. Miss Harriet Spencer. Her funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at her late residence. The service will be conducted by the Rev shsrrod Soule. Interment will be In