Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
Suburban News
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The ladies society of the Salem Lutheran church will he entertained , by Mrs Alexander Lundin of IS May 1 avenue next Thursday. Both mem bers and non-members are cordially i invited.
 \ man named Phoenix from Water bury has been looking for factory here in which to manufacture loose leaf book binding. He has looked over the Bird Button shop on Prospect street but has not yet decided whether he will locate here.
 The remains of Mrs Max Leonhardt who died Sunday night in the New Haven hospital were brought here yes terday. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at ? o'clock from the house. the Rev Sherrod Soule officiating. The interment will be iD Grove cemetery.
 l At Webers. hall Saturday night q masquerade dance will be given by Eintracht lodge. D. 0. H., the music | for which will be furnished by Geary's orchestra. The grand march will start at 9 o'clock sharp. A present will be l SI'Nh tht "tdllhS tiS est costume and also to the gentleman wearing the most comic costume.
 Miss Agnes l.. Breen of Ward street has gone to New York city where she will sing at concert given by the celebrated vocal teacher, Mime. Evans Von Klenner at Carnegie hall under distinguished patronage. Miss Breen has the honor of appearing on the pro gram with the renowned Austrian pl- anste, Mime. Delle Housiez Wicks.
 Of the recent lodgers at the police station was an old tourist named Michael Arlington. He had the mis- fortune d few years ago to have both feet so badly frozen that one had to be amputated at the instep and all the toes on the other had to he removed. He now gets about as easily as per son with two whole feet and says he is thankful that he feels as good as he does.
 The G. M R. Shoe factory will be shut down tomorrow night until fur ther notice. The weather conditions are the cause of the shut down. No notice has been posted at the factory and none will be. Work will be re" sumed as soon as possible. Snow in all parts of the country is badly need cd and a.big snow storm would be great help to the rubber business at present Everyone in Naugatuck hopes that the snow will come soon.
 The meeting of the Women's Study club at the parish house yesterday | I.I a,,,I, ,,,. had the privilege of inviting three guests and every invitation was ac- cepted. The program was devoted to the rendition of Celtic airs and the reading by Miss Cathie M. Leary of very interesting paper entitled: "The Celtic Revival" Others who took part in the entertainment were Mrs Wilmot. Mrs Lillu Wigmorc- Squire. soprano solOist, and Miss Myrtle Ouelett. >harpist. .- The. commit- tee consisted of Mrs Robert North. Mrs Bonneville \. Wilmot. and Miss Cathie M. Leary. ..
 The funeral of Michael Casper took place from his home on Walnut street yesterday to St Francis church where requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father McCabe. The in terment was in St James cemetery. The floral tributes were as follows: Pillow from family; mound from grandchiidren; bunch of wheat, Mir and Mrs Andrew Tobin: wreath. Har- ry Olson: carnations, Mir and Mrs N. A. Olson and family; carnations. MT and Mrs Carl Thompson; bunch of wheat. MT and Mrs John Rcgan: ear , nations. Nellie and Lena Lawson: carnations, friends: carnations. Mrs Fosbender: carnations. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lawson: carnations. Mrs George Lawson and family. The pall- bearers were John Sodloski. John To | bin. Anthony McCoen. Charles White , Joseph Cushlis and Joseph Kamtis, The flower bearers were Joseph Ray tkiewich. Edward Raytkiewich. Rob. ert Raythiewich. Albert Raytkiewich Albert Bendokas. Joseph Bendokas and Bcnnic Fosbender.
 | The fifth anniversary of Court Min
 crya. I. 0. r.. was celebrated last evening in pythian hall. There were about I50 present. The following officers of Court Minerva were in
 stalled by Dr B. \. O'IIara of Water. bury. high physician: C. R.. Ellen q. . Brien: Y. C. R.. Frances Wood: R. S. - Margaret ITealcy: F. E.. Minnie Lloyd
 treasurer. Kathryn Cullinane: orator l Susie Warren: $. I. C.. Katherine Nix , on: <. w. Mary Colbert: !. w.. Jose
 phinc Talbot: <. F.. Julia Laulass: ] , E.. Agnes Mulcahy: Organist, Margar , ct Hearns: r. C. H.. Mary Deegan
 The following officers of Court Nauga. . tuck were installed also by Dr O'IIara assisted by High Secretary ]. A. Hynes of Waterbury: C. H.. Pierre F.
 Freeman: V. C. R.. r. !. Ford: R. s. % William F. Kchoe: T.. $. h.. M Linsky
 treasurer. Patrick began: orator. W
 IT, kchOe: superintendent. C. Lyman } I.amphcrp :organist. Thomas Sweeney
 S E.. Jahn King: ]. E.. Patrick Bren
 nan: <. W. Thomas O'I.oughIin: !. ".
 Patrick Reagan: C. D.. Michael Nor. riS: trustees. Patrick Deegan. Lyman
 I.amphere; finanee committee. Thomas Sweeney. Patrick Brennan. After ilIs installation Miss Helen V. Kennedy rendered solo entitled Just Idl, Dreams George MaIIrr sang the fa
 vorite song. Wait Till the Sun shines
 NelIie.- There were a number of Out | - s..,s-.. ,-ftoxfz