Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-26
Suburban News
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

VuUVHbOVN tlUUVLSJ l Dr Carroll, recent graduate 0
 the Baltimore Medical school, Is tn, 1 guest of Mir and Mrs J. J. Carroll O | Church street.
 | Miss May Lines has taken a posi- I tion as bookkeeper with the White
 Wells Co.
 I The names of candidates for con f1rmation at the Swedish Lutheran church tomorrow are Ernest Lundin Louis Johnson, Dolphy Johnson
 Morris Prick, Wilhelm Wedin, Aim,
 Curtis, Afhild Johnson, Sigue Better strand, Selma SWahn, Manghill
 Swanson, Ellen Sandblom and Hildul Smith.
 l W. H. Kehoe addressed meeting
 in Derby Wednesday evening, called for the purpose of organizing Derb,
 court of the Independent Order ol Foresters. MT Kehoe has been al
 work in Derby for the past ten days
 in the interests of the order and has
 met with good success.
 The Memorial day sermon to the
 Grand Army at St Francis's church tomorrow evening will be preached by the Rev Father Burke, the Paulist father, who is conducting mission there at present. Father Burke is considered one of the most eloquent pulpit orators in this country. At the meeting of Centennial lodge I. o. O. F., Monday night, the in- itiatory degree will be conferred l upon six candidates and supper will be served. The supper committee consists of F. w. Weber, William c. Stearns, Roselle w. Hinckley and Thomas H. Robinson. The reception committee consists of F. w. Stahl and Henry J. Jackman. Members are requested to bring refreshments. Naugatuck lodge, B. P. O. E., cele- brated it's first anniversary and la dies night in Pythian hall last even ing. Past Exalted Ruler M. B. Reidy delivered the address of welcome. J. H. Cassidy of Waterbury gave an in- teresting talk on the principles of the order. Attorney John F. McDon- ough in behalf of the lodge presented Past Exalted Ruler M. B. Reidy with a charm emblematic of the order and bearing the following inscription: Presented to Past Exalted Ruler M. B. Reidy by Naugatuck lodge, No 967, May 25, 1906." Miss Helen V. Kennedy sang a solo, and Clarence Hubbell gave recitation. The Miniature Minstrels," composed of Messrs McDonough. Nolan, Dalton, Adams, Neal. Griffith and Meegan, gave short minstrel performance. There were several selections by Di Vito's orchestra of Waterbury. At 10:30 supper was served.
 NJ. B. Reidy, speaking for the dem ocratic members of the board of war den and burgesses, said yesterday: "The statement that we have offered Mir Mccarthy the office of sewer in spector, as a compromise, is absolute ly false. We have not offered him anything. We are not worrying about the matter, as everything is going along all right as things are. aa" Mccarthy knew all about our plans before the first meeting. He said he was satisfied with the men whom we intended to vote for, but that he wanted to be superintendent of streets. We told him we could not support him for that office because we did not believe it right for mem Der of the board to hold the office; we do not think it is legal. MT Me Carthy then refused to attend our preliminary meeting"
 The mission for women which is being conducted by the Paulist fath- CTS of New York at St Francis's church will close tomorrow, and Sun day evening the mission for men will begin. Commencing Monday even ing, June 4, and continuing every evening (except Saturday. until Sun day, June 10, mission for non-Cath- olics will be given by the Paulist fathers. The purpose of this mission is to explain the teachings of the Catholic church on the great truths of salvation. In all the lectures there will not be one word said against other churches. There will be no controversy-the lectures will be confined to explaining the teach ings of the Catholic church in the spirit of charity, the true bond be- tween Catholics and their separate brethren in Jesus Christ. Catholics will be admitted when accompanied by a non-Catholic. The subjects at 1880 each evening will be as follows: Monday, June 4. Christ. the Divine Teacher of Men: Tuesday, The Church and the Bible: Wednesday. Why Confess Our Sins to Man?": Thursday. "The Lords Supper-ls It Mere Bread?": Friday, Christianity and nfallibility-Both or Neither: Sunday. 10:30 a. m., The Catholic Act of Sacrifice: 7:30 p. m., Why I am a Catholic" The subjects are conservative and 1t is advisable. if possible. to attend the entire course. Questions concerning the teachings of the Catholic church. if written out and placed in the question box at the door of the church. will be answered from the platform each evening.