Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-15
Suburban News
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

M. W. Wilkins, national organizer for the socialist party, will hold all open air meeting at the corner oi Maple and Water streets Thursday evening.
 w. E. Brown, the newly elected tax collector, expects to assume his duties this week.
 The firemen will play the Ansonia base ball team on Firemen's field Sat urday afternoon. - Samuel Osborne of Fairview ave- nue was thrown from a horse yester- day afternoon and considerably shaken up.
 Frank A. Robbins's circus is sched- uled to exhibit in Naugatuck Friday. Mrs F. F. Schaffer of Hillside ave- nue will entertain St Michaels church helpers Wednesday evening.
 This evening St Michael's guild will meet with Miss Clara Patchett of Highland avenue.
 The New Home Dramatic club will give an amateur performance in Col umbus hall Wednesday evening. The play is entitled "Brookdale," and is under the auspices of St Francis s church.
 Borough Clerk Beardsley has been notified that the railroad commits sioners will hold a hearing on the mode of construction of the new turnout to be laid by the c. R. and l.. Co on North Main street. The hearing will take place in Bristol to- morrow.
 At the meeting of the members Of the Naugatuck Golf club held Satur- day afternoon it was voted to in crease the membership limit from 100 to 125. It was also voted to change the date of the annual meet ing from the first Monday in April to the first Monday in March.
 A cablegram announcing the safe arrival of J. H. Whittemore and party in England has been received.
 Miss Rebecca Redfern has been elected superintendent of the cradle roll in the Methodist church.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church will hold cake sale in J. J. Linskey's new store in Union City on Many A.
 Tomorrow evening Ramona coun- cil, D. of F., will give whist in Odd Fellows hall.
 Thirty-three applications for saloon licenses were received by County Commissioner Geddes. ,..r...
 The Women's Relief corps, s. of V., will give supper and dance Oil Thursday evening.
 The annual reception of the W'o- mems Study club will be held in the parish house tomorrow evening. Mrs Gregory and Miss Ford of New York will appear in character sketches and monologues.
 Warden Harry Roberts did not call the meeting of the burgesses to order till S:25 last evening. Burgesses M. B. Reidy. William Mccarthy, J. J. Linskey, Erasmus Stahl, H. H. Scho- field and H. L. Isbell were sworn in. Burgess Schofield made a motion that the board proceed to elect 2 superintendent of streets. MT Reidy objected and stated that the first business should be the election of a clerk. Mir Mccarthy also objected and said that the motion was out of order. The chair sustained the ob- jections and declared Mir Reidy's mo tion that a clerk be elected in order. The motion to ballot was tie and Warden Roberts voted for MT Reidy's The ballot was then taken. l.. S. Beardsley received three votes and J. F. MeDonoGgh three. The warden declared the vote a tie. Burgess Schof1eld again motioned to ballot for superinten- dent of streets, but lost on vote. MT Reidy moved to adjourn. Bur- gesses Stahl. Schofield, Isabell and voted against adjourn ment. The motion was then made that the board proceed to ballot again for a clerk. The vote resulted the same as the previous one. Mr Reidy again put his motion to ad- journ until Tuesday evening, May 22, at o'clock. Burgesses Linskey. Reidy and Stahl voted in the afflrma- tive and the warden declared the | adjourned. After the meet l ing Warden Roberts swore in the fol- | lowing officers: Selectmen, George | P. Hayes, Patrick E. Scully; tax co., Iector, w. E. Brown; high school |
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