Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 The evening schools will close Fri
 day night for the Christmas vaca tion.
 A meeting of the Naugatuck Ath letic club basketball team is called
 for this evening.
 The local rubber factories will be
 closed Christmas day only. Notice
 to that effect was posted yesterday.
 Thursday evening the Starlight
 football team will give dance at
 Columbus hall. Music will be fur
 nished by Norling's orchestra.
 Invitations have been issued for
 the celebration of the twenty-fifth an-
 niversary of the marriage of MT and
 Mrs John Lundin of Walnut street
 on December 25.
 The Christmas entertainment to be
 given by the Sunday school of the Congregational church will be held
 Tn the Parish house on Friday even
 ing, December 2S.
 The clerks of w. F. Brennan's gro-
 cery store have organized a basket
 ball team and will play the clerks
 employed in Mir Brennan's Torring-
 ton store. The Naugatuck team is
 composed of Ryan, center; O'Brien
 and Happy, guards; Emmet Nixon, substitute guard; Adamson and Ed ward Nixon, forwards. The team will
 meet tonight in the Gem
 opera house, when they will line up against the Naugatuck Athletic club team for their first practice. They
 Will play the Torrington clerks on Friday evening, December 28. At the meeting of the Ladies' aux Hilary to the A. o. H. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs Mary Dona- hue; vice-president, Miss Nellie Flood; recording secretary. Miss Mamie Leary;; financial secretary. Miss Sarah Carr; treasurer, Miss Nell lie Joy; mistress at arms, Miss Sarah Barry; sentinel, Miss Mary Carr; pi- anist, Miss Margaret Maher; physi- clan, Dr J. W. Robbins; chaplain, the Rev James OR. Sheridan; sick com mittee, Julia Curtin. Mamie Cahill, | Bridget Heating, Mamie Butler, Anna Duffy, Elizabeth Murphy. au- diting committee. Sarah Barry, Eliza beth Murphy. Nellie Condon.
 At the meeting of the board of | warden and burgesses last night, | Town Clerk Hearns suggested that | the board refuse to take any action on the pest house matter until the board of charities were present. Borough Attorney Sweeney said that the board of charities had no right to buy or sell real estate and much discussion over just what action was taken at the last town meeting was The minutes of the meeting were referred to, but no record ap- peared of any action. The report of the borough treasurer for the month ending December 15, 1906, showed that there was balance of $13,- 669.71 in the treasury. It was voted to hold hearing on the matter of ] a sidewalk on Fairview avenue be- tween the property of c. F. Lander !. and Elmwood street on February 5, 1907. An incandescent lamp will be placed on Beebe street between the q respective residences of Messrs Sulli- ran and Patterson. The street light IS committee was asked to investigate I he matter of lights on the Twitchell I bridge. The arc light on Bridge street will be abandoned and incan- c substituted. Chief Schmidt I vas instructed to watch the street tights at night. It was reported that {, he c. R. and l.. Co has made a re- | luction of 10 per cent on the last f Jill because of poor service during {, he trouble at Bulls Bridge. The fire {; committee was Instructed to look up ] temporary location for the fire de- ,artment. The descriptive survey of he highway and grade lines of Dia- nond street was accepted. Various idewalk assessments were laid. It vas voted to extend the time for com 'letion of the North Main street sani- ary sewer until May l. Catherine Walsh gave notice that she intended o claim damages for fall on the icy I idewalk. The board of charities was ( equested to provide an office for the 6 udge of probate. It was voted to f able the so-called Scannel bills. The ' 'rofut farm matter was also tabled !