Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l Miss Anna Duigan of Scott street
 has taken a.position as clerk in M.
 Freedman's dry goods store. . The property purchased by Simeon
 Dreyer on Meadow street was the Mrs Katherine Garrick property. Thomas Parkes, clerk at S. Glad ding's drug store, is taking his vaca- tion. His place at the store is being filled by Joseph Reilly of Waterbury. D. P. Mills of Naugatuck was a member of the grand jury that re- turned true bill charging Giuseppe Errico of Naugatuck with murder in the first degree.
 A new serpentine walk Is being laid through the park near the south end. It will be built around some of the big shade trees and will be greatly appreciated.
 A meeting of the board of gover- nors of the newly organized choral society will be held Saturday even ing at o'clock in the office of Su- perintendent of Schools Eaton. MT Eaton is president of the society.
 There was considerable complaint because the trolley car which left Waterbury immediately after the play at Poli's theater Wednesday evening was badly crowded and be- cause the trolley company did not provide an extra car.
 Charles A. Bedient and Miss Jose phine Brennan were married yester- day morning at St. Francis rectory by the Rev, Father Sheridan. Rob- ert Brennan was best man and Miss Mamie Sullivan was bridesmaid. The newly married couple will reside on Church street.
 The telephone pole which stands in front of the Neary building at the corner of Maple and Church streets is to be removed and the wires will be placed on two other poles which will be erected, one on Church street and the other on the Maple street side of the building.
 There was no session of the pub lie schools to-day. The teachers at tended the annual convention of the Connecticut State Teachers associa- tion in New Haven. F. w. Eaton. superintendent of public schools of Naugatuck, is member of the exec utive committee.
 The two nights fair to be given by Centennial and Columbian Re- bekah lodges, I. 0. o. F., will open to- night in Odd Fellows hall The en- tertainment will include recitations and pantomime by Miss Marian Louise Colby of Hartford. and club swinging by Max Mai of Naugatuck, and illustrated songs by Gubbins and Cullen. Misses Maud and May Button, Mrs Stanley Webster and Mrs Edwin Parsons. The entertain ment will be followed by dancing.
 Several hundred boys and girls en- joy themselves daily on the play ground provided by J. H. Whitte- more on Meadow street south of the Salem school. The twelve swings are going at lively pace, the merry go-round hasn't even time to stop to catch its breath, its load of hu. man freight insisting that it con- tinue in motion; the see-saws are being worked as hard as see-saws were ever worked before and the re- volving swing carries so many youngsters around that one wonders If they will ever tire of riding on it. There are other things to amuse the little ones and every one of them is kept in use until the school bell rings. The new playground is with out doubt the most attractive place in the borough for the children just now and it will be for long time to come. Nights they will not be permitted to use them after a cer- tain hour. Swings for babies and children and 4 years old are to be erected in front of the shelter house.