Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

St Michael's guild meets in the chapel this evening.
 James McCann is taking the enum- eration of school children of the bor- ough.
 A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Eugene Sirrico of South Main street.
 The Naugatuck football team will have signal practice tonight in front Of the hose house at s o'clock.
 The Prospect school defeated the Flats of Naugatuck yesterday in a close game by score of 2 to 0.
 he football game between Crosby and Naugatuck High schools has been cancelled by mutual agreement.
 Miss Mamie Welsh and Miss Lena Barrett have returned after an eight months trip through Florida and Michigan. ~~~---r-
 The appointment of executor on the estate of Martha L. Conklin for the distribution of such estate was adjourned until Monday at p. m.
 Mrs H. A. Deutsch will entertain the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- dist church tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs Platt on Church street.
 Miss Albertine Schreck has re- turned from two years course of study in music at the Royal Conser- vatory at Wurtzburg, Germany, from which she recently was graduated with honor.
 In the probate court yesterday Will liam Frufn was appointed adminis- | trator on the estate of Thomas Park inson and Thomas Rathiewitch and Richard Weary, ST, were appointed appraisers.
 Mrs Lillian Pfaff has been appoint ed by Probate Judge c. F. Hunger ford as administratrix of the late Thomas Hartle. Charles F. Lander and William Moore were appointed by the court to appraise the estate. George and Miss Stella Mccarthy of Chicago, who have been the guests of their uncle, w. H. Mccarthy on Central avenue, left for Bridgeport en route for their home. They re- main in Bridgeport until Wednesday.
 The committee in charge of the domestic bakery for the I. O. o. F. fair would like to have the women of Columbian Rebekah lodge bake for Friday evening. Odd Fellows wives, who are not Rebekahs, will bake for Saturday evening.
 The borough has been notified that the Naugatuck Valley railroad would begin to lay its trolley tracks on the south end of Maple street this morp-, ing, beginning near the property of Mir Rollins. This will be most en- couraging to residents of the second ward.
 The Rev c. c. Smith, pastor of the Baptist church, and Mrs Smith are delegates to the Baptist convention being held at South Norwalk. The Baptist midweek service will be post poned until Thursday evening and the Ladies' Aid society until Thurs day afternoon.
 John F. McDonough of Naugatuck was elected secretary of the county convention which met at Meriden yesterday to nominate a candidate for county sheriff. The delegates who attended from Naugatuck were John F. McDonough, chairman of the del- egation; Harry Roberts. Richard Clancy and Joseph Martin.
 Fifty-five of the local singers met in the borough court room last night and organized choral union, elect ing William H. Miner musical direc- tor, and the following officers: Pres ident, Frank W. Eaton: vice-presi- dent, Charles T. Mccarthy: secretary, Harry s. Hyde: treasurer. Louis T. McCullom, and the following board of directors: Harry Ludlow Cooke, Robert S. Adams. w. H. O'Meara, Frank J. Pytlik, Victor Pohs. Dr Frederick Spring, Miss Agnes Breen. Mrs F. W. Eaton. Miss Fannie Hig- gins. Mrs Spencer May. Mrs Leila Wigmore Squire. Mrs H. B. Futile. A petition was prepared and signed re- questing the high school committee to permit the chorus to use the audi torium for rehearsals until such time as other arrangements might be made. The first concert will proba- bly be given just before Lent and an- other just after Easter.