Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-09
NAUCATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs L. s. Moulthrop and Mrs w. l G. Hard attended the annual meet ing of the Woman's Relief Corps, as
 delegates from Isbell corps of Naug-
 atuck, at New London yesterday. Louis zick, a foreman for the 1 O'Brien Construction Co, fell from a ] staging yesterday and sustained a
 bad strain to one of his shoulders. Centennial lodge, l. O. o. F., has
 extended an invitation to L. A. Thomas lodge of Cheshire and Eu-
 reka lodge of Plantsville to witness the work of the first degree on Mon-
 day evening, May 2S.
 The Grand Army, the Sons of Vet erans and the Woman's Relief Corps
 are arranging for a supper to be l given Thursday evening. May IT. l the proceeds of which will be used ] in the purchase of new piano. Mrs T. M Bull and Mrs Harris 1 Whittemore will have charge of the
 children's hour at the parish house on Friday afternoon. Mrs Henry
 Bird. Mrs Mark Davis, Mrs Robert
 North and Mrs George Ham will
 have charge of the supper which
 will be served at o'clock.
 There were fourteen deaths in the ! borough during April, seven males and seven females.
 At the regular meeting of the Women's Study club yesterday after-
 noon papers were read as follows: Birds of the Night" Miss Agnes Smith; Birds of Poetry" Mrs Den niston.
 The funeral of Mrs Lucinda Church, widow of the late Henry
 Church of Seymour, was held yester-
 day afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Amos Culver, on
 High street. The service was con-
 ducted by the Rev w. A. Woodford, rector of the Episcopal church in Seymour. assisted by the Rev Sher- rod Soule of Naugatuck. The pall-
 bearers were E. W. Whitlock, G. D. Buck. c. Henry Squires. Samuel Thompson, E. E. Grumman and James E. Sweeney. Interment was in Seymour.
 The funeral of Edward Dillon was held this morning from his late residence, "A Anderson street, at S:30 o'clock, and at St Francis church at g o'clock. Besides wid- ow, the deceased leaves nine chill dren. He was formerly employed in the foundry of the Naugatuck Malleable Iron Co. 1
 The retiring board of warden and burgesses opened its session last night at 8 o'clock, Warden Roden- bach and Burgesses Dayton, Scho- field, Olsen, Linskey and Finnegan being present It was voted that the chief engineer of the fire depart ment be instructed to replace the fire hydrants moved from the rail- road property by placing one at the north end of the foundry on Bridge street and the other at his discre- ,tion. The report of the tax collec- tor for April was read and accepted. The total amount collected was $771.61. Taxes $735.66, interest $3395, liens s2. It was voted that a quit claim deed from Charles H. Lewis for piece of ground at the foot of Pond street and Rubber ave- nue be accepted. Burgess Schofeld reported that the committee had ap- proved the laying of pipe line across the bridge in Union City Burgess Olsen stated that Harris Whittemore requested the establish ment of curb and grade lines k on Walnut street from Elmwood t6s Cliff street. The matter was left for the next board. Bernard Schmitt appeared before the board and com plained that he was unable to get a scavenger's license. Health Officer Baker stated that several complaints had been made about Schmitt's leav- ing team loaded with swill barrels standing uncovered in the streets in the summer months. and also that Schmitt had attempted to secure a scavenger's license under false pre- lenses. It transpired that the license granted to Fred Halleck last Mon- day night was for Schmitt. Warden Rodenbach informed Mir Schmitt that his only course was to satisfy the health officer that he would obey the law if granted license.