Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Spcul yeSleTudy at the W nlte ClIy.
 Attorney and Mrs J. M. Sweeney of Hillside avenue attended the Yale graduation exercises
 Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Maple street graduated from the Waterbury Business college yesterday.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church of Union City had an outing at Boulder grove this after noon.
 A meeting of the Women's Mis- sionary society will be held in the parish house on Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 James McDonough of Water street, while at work for the O'Brien Con- struction Co yesterday accidentally ran rusty nail into his foot.
 Evergreen chapter, o. E. S., will make fraternal visit to Queen Esth- CT chapter of Derby tonight. The degree will be exemplified and the grand officers will be present.
 The funeral of Miss Catherine Ke- hoe, who died Monday night at the home of her uncle, Martin Kehoe of 1892 Scott street, was held this morn- ing at S.:30 o'clock at the home and at St Francis church at g o'clock. Inc interment was in St Francis cemetery.
 A dog bit the 3-years-old son of MT and Mrs Alfred Miller Monday evening, inflicting serious injuries The dog sprang upon the boy while the latter, in charge of his mother, was walking along the street. The animal sank its teeth into the child's face, tearing piece of the lip away.
 At the meeting of Centennial lodge, l. o. O. F., the following off cers were elected for the ensuing term: Noble grand, John Stevenson; vice grand, William c. Painter; sec- retary, Warren D. Abel; treasurer, R. V. Parker; trustee for three years, William A. Titley; pianist. R. H.. Donkersley. The officers will be in stalled next Monday night by D. D.. G. M Robert Adams. Refreshments will be served. Members are request ed to bring cake or fruit.
 The members of Gavel lodge, K. of P, have elected officers for the ensu- ing term as follows: c. C., H. w. Handle; B. C., F. B. Hoadley; pre- late. l.. c. Trowbridge; M. of w., c. R. Hitchcock; M. of F., c. E. Pear son; M of E., A. H. Holbrook; K. of R. and S., J. H. Weaver: M. at A., Harry Moore; l. G.. Harry Beeley; O. G.. George Taft; representative to the grand lodge at convention to be held in Middletown, w. G. Noble and J. w. Rogers. The newly elected officers will be installed next Mon- day night by D. D. c. c. Parsons of Seymour.
 The board of warden and buvgesses disposed of large amount of work at their meeting last night. A petition from taxpayers on High land avenue for sidewalks or con- crete or cement on the avenue, from Goodyear avenue to Walnut street, was referred to the road committee and the borough engineer. Bids ior the construction of new sanitary sewer on South Main street were not opened for the reason that some of the members of the board thought the bids should be advertised in out of town papers. A vote was passed to advertise for bids in Waterbury, New Haven and engineering jour nals. It was voted that the adjoin- ing property owners be instructed to set stone curb, four by eighteen inch es, including circular curb, at the corner of Brennan street. on Dia- mond street, between Brennan and Spring streets, on or before Septem- Der l, 1906, and lay cement or con- crete sidewalks on or before May I, 1907. The question of a sanitary sew CT for Little Italy" took up most of the evening. The superintendent of streets was instructed to lay an ex- tension to the River road sewer. This will make 1t possible for Little Italy" to have the benefits of san- ilaIy sewer. A petition from the boys of Highland avenue for a permit to build a bonfire at the corner of High land avenue and Hoadley street on the night of July was read and the following vote passed: Voted, that the plans for building bonfires on the eve of the Fourth be left to th: discretion of the fire marshal and the chief of office" The enginecf was instructed to take steps to cause the park lights tc be put in running crd.r. The high school committed E attention was called to the matter oi catering Hillside avenue around the high school buil6ing The board ap, pointed F. D. Phillips of the F.Is' ward po1icemai