Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The second day of the general con- ference of Congregational churches of the state, witnessed the appoint ment of officers for the year and the passage of a resolution favoring the restriction of saloons, recommending that one saloon be permitted for ev- cry 1000 of population, and com mittee was appointed to secure the passage of such law. The nomi- hating committees report was adopt ed and committees elected: 1 Standing committee-Charles A. Dinsmore, Waterbury; Philip c. Wal colt, Hartford; Edward c. Fellows, l unionville; Samuel H. Howe, Nor wich; Joel s. Ives, Hartford. l Auditor-Charles E. Thompson, l Hartford.
 1 Committee on Sunday observance and moral legislation--Joseph H Selden. Greenwich; John H. Light, South Norwalk; Benjamin M. Wright. Orange.
 Committee on pastoral service and co-operation-Harry E. Peabody, Hartford; Quincy Blakely, Farming ton; John H. Grant, Meriden; Elliot F. Talmadge, Wauregan; Joel S. Ives. Hartford.
 1 State committees on missionary work-Charles B. F. Pease. Plants ] vile; Oliver H. Bronson, Simsbury; l Warren P. Landers, Westport: New ton I. Jones, Thompson; Morris Web- ster, New Britain; Olcott B. Colton. Hartford.
 Delegates to the national council l Edwin P. Parker, Hartford; New ell M. Calhoun, Winsted; Henry H. l Tweedy. Bridgeport; Y. Munger, An i sonia; Livingston w. Cleaveland, New Haven: David N. Camp, New Britain; John H. Whittemore, Naug- atuck: alternates, Frank A. Johnson, New Milford; John P Garfield, En- field: Frederick l.. Grant. Northfield; E. N. Packard, Stratford; Samuel A Eddy. Canaan; Rollin N. Tyler, Ty- lerville; Waterman R. Burnham, New London.
 The parish house was last night the scene of most happy company of ministers and laymen, the occa- sion being the banquet of the gen eral conference Some 250 guests sat down to collation. served by tn, ladies of the local church under the supervision of Mrs George Crampton At the speakers table, which was placed upon the platform, sat the toastmaster, the Rev Sherrod Soule, and the guests of honor. At eacn plate was miniature pair of souve- mir rubber boots, presented jointly by the Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Go and the Goodyear India Rub- Der Glove Manufacturing Go, and vegetable masher presented jointly by the Naugatuck Malleable Iron Co and the Metal Fining Co. Toasts the Rev J. H. Grant of Meriden, the were responded to in happy vein by Rev c. B. McDuffie of Windham, Professor Curtiss of the Curtiss school of Brookfield, the Rev George Judson of Winsted and the Rev w. H. Garth. rector of St Michaels Episcopal church of Naugatuck. Solos were rendered by Louis T. McCullom and Mrs Bertha Vibberts Smith. The service was in charge of Fred B. Robinson. assisted by the young men ol tuC
 Wait for "The Refugees" one of Conan Doyle's best productions.
 St Michael's choir will hold a re- hearsal on Saturday evening of this week instead of this evening.
 This evening the Third division, A. o. H.. will give their third annual concert and dance in Columbus hall.
 William l.. Lloyd, who has pur- chased the Elsmere hotel at Laurel Beach, moved his household furniture there yesterday.
 Charles F. Hungerford of Nauga- tuck, treasurer of the republican state central committee for the Fourteenth district received and spnt s920 for election purposes.
 Robert West and Miss Mary church yesterday morning by the Rev Father Sheridan. John O'Brien was the best man and Miss Mamie Leary was bridesmaid.
 The Naugatuck-Starlight football game. scheduled for to-day. was called of. The Starlights have game on for Sunday and do not care to take a chance of being hurt. A game may be arranged later between thes teams.
 Michael Bowling, aged 37 years. died at s:45 last night at the resi- dence of his brother, Thomas, A Lewis street. Mir Bowling had been i'll for several months. and priod to his illness was foreman in the Phoenix shop. He leaves a wife and five children, Harold. Irene. James. Helen. and one child less than year old. as we'll as a brother. Thomas Bowling of Naugatuck. and a sister.