Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 At the Congregational church next Sunday morning the pulpit will be oc- cupfed by the Rev Henry Hyde of Melrose Highlands, Mass.
 Maria E. Butler, guardian of the Hennessey children. has been grant ed permission by the probate court to sell certain real estate owned by the children
 Daniel, the years old son of MT and Mrs William Lee of Beacon Falls, was bitten on the hand by a dog. The boy was brought to the office of pr Carroll and the wound was cauter- ized.
 The cases of John Breen, Charles Costello and James Brady were put over in the borough court yesterday until next Monday. John Nowakow- ski for assaulting his wife was sent to jail for thirty days.
 In Pythian hall Saturday evening J. P. Sullivan will give midsummer promenade. He is sending post cards out of town to some of the best dancers in the valley. Pretzel's or chestra will furnish music.
 Daniel Sullivan of Church street, who is employed at the plant of the Naugatuck Chemical Co, was pain fully burned with acid Saturday while at work there. Both hands and arms and his chest and throat were burned. He will be unable to work for some days.
 Attorney John F. McDonough, ex- ecutor of the estate of the late Han nah E. Dalton, has made application to the probate court for permission to sell certain of the real estate. A hearing on the application will be held in the probate court on July 2S at g a. m.
 A meeting of local business men for the purpose of organizing husi- ness mems association will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the bor- ough court room. It is hoped that there will be large attendance and that every business man in the bor- ough will be present.
 A camping party of several young men from the Y. NJ. c. l.. have or ganized and will start for their chos- en site at Lake Quassopaug on Satur- day. They have appointed as captain, John J. Kelly: as commissary, Mich- ael Conran; asrstewards, Leroy Pen rose, James Dunn and Harry Dolan.
 The Military band of Waterbury will give prom at Columbus hall on Thursday evening of this week. The dances given by the Military band are always enjoyable affairs and 1t is thought that Thursday nights social wiil be largely, attended. A pleasing program has been arranged.
 Misses Ruth NJ. Stauffer of Wash ington. D. C., Ruth Andrews of Dal- ton, Mass. and Elizabeth Mckee of Chelsea, Mass. who have been the guests of the Misses Alice and Nina Goodwin at the May cottage on West are spending a few days with Mrs George E. Goodwin of Phoenix avenue.
 The registrars of voters will be at room 5 in the town hall building and at the Union City hose house on Fri day, August 8, and on Friday, Au- gust 10, from 12 o'clock noon until g o'clock p. m., for the purpose of re- ceiving applications for party enroll ment and to make corrections in case of removal, etc. All legal voters of the borough must make application to be registered on or before each of said meetings if they wish to vote in the caucuses. According to the law of the state no voter can have a vote in party caucus unless previously registered as voter in that caucus.
 The funeral of Mrs Lucy Menold, wife of Henry Menold of North Main street, took place yesterday at her late residence. The service was con- ducted by the Rev A. P. Chapman of Northfield. The interment was in Riverside cemetery in Waterbury. The pallbearers were Louis Schick, George Hauser, William Reither and F. Gross. The floral tributes were: Anchor and pillow from the family: sheaf of wheats Mir and Mrs August Weber: crescent of carnations, MT and Mrs Cadman and Milton; wreath of carnations. Mir and Mrs P. Roach; cross of carnations. Mir and Mrs l.. Pfaff and Mir and Mrs Hartle: wreath of carnations, Emily Duffin and Annie Kelly: sheaf of wheat, MT and Mrs Louis Schick: wreath, Mir and Mrs c. Doderer; wreath, MT and Mrs John Fitzmaurice; wreath, Mir and Mrs J. c. F.Gross: cut flowers, P. F. Collier. Mr and Mrs M. Culver. Mrs Schmidt and Mrs Webster, MT and Mrs HI. D. French. Mir and Mrs H. c. Denniston, Mir and Mrs H. Mills, Mir and Mrs N. Larkin, Mir and Mrs F. Matott, Mrs West: heart. Mir and Mrs E. F. Casey wreath, F. w. Haase and family; wreath, J. H. Somers and family; wreath. Mir and Mrs c. Doderer: cross, Mir and Mrs H. Schildgen. Jri wreath, MT and Mrs William Riether.
 The board of warden and burgesses held it's regular meeting in the town court room last evening The board gave their attention to hearings on the proposed grade line on Walnut street. Damages being claimed by several owners of abuttinf property the Loard voted that the last profile of grade on Walnut street be changei so as to make the grade fronting the property of Frank T. Birdsali ansi the e. M. R. Shoe Co substantially as the present grade It was also votesi that when Walnut street is graded to the full width. the borough shall grade and turf the bank in front of the premises of Nary DonneIly. Mich aeI Phslen. heirs of H. r. solomon son. an1 q. O. Alderman and also move fence of Ida B. Bfrs1salL 1t ap- pearel to the board that DO other per sou fs sfzu1avpsi ruo-p than benefited