Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-14
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The News will remove to-day and tomorrow from the building it now occupies in Park court to the Web ster block on North Main street.
 William Neville, who has been awarded the contract to lay sani- tary sewer on North and South Main and Brennan streets, announces his intention of accepting the contract. He will start the work on South Main street in few days.
 The factories of the G. I. R. Glove I Co will be shut down for two weeks. The exact date of the shut down has not been decided upon, but it will l probably be some time in August. There will be no shut down at the factory of the G. M. R. Shoe Go. l It is stated that if the local busi- ness men organize an association the clerks will probably do the same. They believe that through an organ ization they can more easily make ! their wishes on various matters known to the business men. They are now considering the matter ot I an association.
 County Health Officer Hoadley oi New Haven is looking into the mat. ter of surface closets on number of streets. Complaint has been made to the effect that the closets are 8 nuisance and those who complain say the owners should be compelled tc connect their closets with the public sanitary sewers.
 The newly elected officers of the Germania Maennerchor are: Presi dent, Henry Miller; vice-president John Hulstrunk; recording secretary Henry Hulstrunk; financial secre tary, Fred Hass; treasurer, Henr! Sengstacken: trustees, William Seng stacken. Carl Lattner, Fred Hass; di rector. Hans Caro-.
 M. W. Dewitt, proprietor of { bakery on Church street, has in stalled Triumph dough mixer in hi bakery. It is run by an electric motor and mixes as much dough 1T six minutes as can be mixed by hand in forty minutes. It is "a great labol saver and is one of the best machines of its kind on the market.
 Maria E. Butler of Ansonia, guar dian of James, Frederick, Clinton and Roy Hennessey, minors, ha! made application to the probate cour of the district of Naugatuck for per mission to sell certain real estat' owned by the minors. A hearing ol the application will be held in thu probate court on July B at 10:3( a. m.
 Attorney W. J. Neary is making extensive Improvements in the hous' which he recently purchased iron Frederick lily on Fairyiewu avenue Considerable electric wiring is beinl done, a square window has been bull on the second floor at the south sid of the house, new floors are beini laid and the interior is being painted and decorated. Mir Weary expects t move into the house next month. The monthly report of Registra Hearns shows total of thirty-on births in the borough for the montf of June, sixteen were males and fiji teen females. These included tw, pairs of twins and one case of trip lets. This is the second instance o three at birth since Naugatuck be came a borough, and what Is nor unusual all three are alive and vel Thirteen marriages were solemnize during the same month.
 : At the meeting of Laurel temple R. S., Thursday evening, the follow ing officers were installed by D. c. Mrs Houghton, D. G. s. MT
 Mackie and D. c. M. Mrs Lillie Rice it ze ~ Atira Waf ster: NJ. E. G.. Florence Handel; E
 S., Belle Barnett; K. J., Louise Tar
 ner: M., Florence Loomis NJ. of E and C.. Adelle Smith; NJ. of F.. Sara iT. Beecher; F.. Alice Hart c. O. T
 Bertha NJ. Wood. Speeches wer
 made by the visitors, refreshmen'
 were served and a very pleasant ever { ing was spent by all present.
 , An open air social will be given tt l night at Pythian hall in Beacon Fall
 by Beacon Hose company. The prt ceeds are to be used in defraying tn expenses of the company's trip West Haven on July 19. The opei ing of the dance will be preceded h
 a street parade the music for whic { will be furnished by the original r Francis T. X. B. drum corps of Naul
 atuck. Music for dancing will
 furnished by Terrill's orchestra an !. Prof William Lee will prompt. m admission is 25 cents each persol A number of Naugatuck people wi attend.
 The Haymakers of Natatuc ass
 citation held a meeting at Odd Fe
 lows hall last evening and amor
 other business the following office
 were installed by Deputy State Chi
 Haymaker ]. W. Patchitt of Naug tuck: Chief haymaker. Howa'
 hart: assistant, Harry Olsen owe ], seer. Harry Edwards: assistant co
 letcor of stravs. Robert Worrel lhorn-blover, Alfred Noble: Do
 driver. Edward Miller: guard of ha = loft. Harry Davis: guard Of bar door. Harry Sutherland. A soci shn huefwaEe mce