Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 The Misses Mary, Annie and Elizabeth Neary of Anderson street, are at Laurel beach.
 The Rev Father Cunningham of South Meriden was the guest of the Rev Father Sheridan yesterday.
 The game on Firemen's field Sat urday will be between the Fire de- pertinent team and the Bridgeport Consolidated team
 Martin O'Brien of Coen street was taken to the New Haven hospital yes terday. Mir O'Brien has been in i'll health for some time.
 A trolley party under the auspices of the Happy Six" of Waterbury reached Naugatuck about 10:30 last night
 Mrs John J. Carroll of Church street has returned from a month spent at her former home among the Berkshires.
 Thomas Bowen. clerk of the bor- ough court, and Mrs Bowen have re- turned from vacation spent at Belle Isle.
 Dr James Mccarthy of Baltimore. Md, is the guest of his mother, Mrs Ann Mccarthy of Millville avenue.
 Dr Cahill and wife of Hartford are being entertained by Dr and Mrs De- laney on Church street. Tracy Condon of Barnum court was operated upon yesterday by Dr w. A. Reilly for an abscess, which had formed upon his right groin develop ing from sore upon the thigh. A writ of replevin has been issued against Chief of Police John B. |, Schmidt for the return of revolver which was confiscated by the police department some time ago when Pas quale SantangelO was arrested for carrying concealed weapons. St Francis T. A. B. society and St Cecilia T. A. B. will both attend the state c. T. A. U. convention to be held at Bridgeport Saturday. There will be a special train from Water bury Saturday morning, which will stop at Naugatuck.
 Thomas Hetkie Ratkiewich of Un- ion City, gave an outing to all his em- ployes at Lake Quassapaug and as q result of the day on the lake large number of bass were caught. among them ten-pounder. Yesterday MT Ratkiewich. gave fish dinner and chowder to the employees who attend ed the outing.
 Naugatuck Is entitled to five dele gates to the democratic state conven- ton which will be held in Hartford September II and 12. Each town per mitted to send twice as many dele gates as the town has representatives and one additional delegate for addi- tlonal 1000 voters over 1000.
 The democratic primaries will be held Tuesday. August 2S. the purpose of electing seven delegates and two alternatives from each ward to a gen. eral convention to be held later for the purpose of electing delegates to the several democratic conventions. There are. five conventions to be held to nominate state. congressional, county. senatorial and probate off, cers. The primaries will be held on Tuesday next in the first ward at the borough court room. in the second ward at John J. O'Brien's office on South Main street, and in the third warl at the hose house on Bridge street. The polls will be open from p. m. until 9 D. m.
 A meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was held in the bor- ough court room last night. X com munication was read from the local Hibernians inviting the board to par ticipate in, the exercises to be held Labor day on the occasion of the county field day. The invitation was accepted.
 Warden Roberts called Chief of Pc lice Schmidt before the board in rela- ton to the necessity of telephone connection at his residence. Chief Schmidt favored 1t. Warden Roberts thought it a necessity. as heretofore it had been impossible to get the chief in any way after he had gone home. It was voted to put In the phone. The superintendent of streets was ordered to lay curbing on Frederick street in front of the property of those who had neglected to comply with the boari's orders.
 It was voted that the board of war den and burgesses recommend that a special freeman's meeting be called tc decide upon the building of bridge across the river
 Voted that Burgess IsbeIl be ap. pointed committee to obtain a price from George W. Andrew for land needed in making necessary changes on Bridge and School street.
 Charles F.. Spencer having failed tC qualify as member of the boari oi trade. W. T. Rolenbach was appoint ed as a member.
 Voted that the senior committed look up the matter of sanitary sew CT on South Main street. Adjourn | &ar. no