Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| Pierce E. Freeman, treasurer of | democratic town committee, spent | $210. est
 l An oyster supper will be given in the Baptist chapel next Wednesday evening.
 Edward Ahern was elected man. ager Of the Films basketball team at its last meeting.
 | Ex-Fire Marshal Jerome B.. Fuller | was In Westport yesterday attending | the funeral of J. s. Jones. One of Jeremiah H. Dunns horses fell on Maple street yesterday, break ng shaft, but doing no other dam age.
 Henry Ellsworth of Church street | has taken position in the office of the American Brass Co of Water bury. Miss Frances Miller of Prospect street entertained about thirty of her friends on the occasion of her 12th birthday.
 Miss Annie L.. Bott. who is district deputy of the Daughters of St George, instituted new lodge in South Nor walk yesterday. A special communication of Shep- herd lodge, No IS, F. and A. M., was held last evening, at which the F. C.. degree was worked.
 There were thirty births in the borough last month, sixteen females
 
 twelve marriages during the month. The chicken hawk which is on ex- hibitiOn in one of the show windows at the Naugatuck drug store on Wa ter street, was shot by Albert Beeley. It is nicely mounted and attracts con siderable attention.
 The foot bridge at South Water street has been temporarily closed, owing to the progress of the cement work. The foreman of the company finds 1t necessary to hang twenty-one lanterns every night about the bridge.
 At St Michael's church November 25 there will be presented under the direction of Choirmaster William Hall Miner. Harvest Cantata," by Schneider. The choir will be assist ed by Mrs Lilla Wigmore Squire and Mrs Bertha Viberts Smith.
 Mary McDermott. administrator of the estate of the late James McDer- mott, has made application to the pro- bate court for an order to sell certain real estate belonging to the estate. A hearing on the application will be held in the probate court on Novem- Der 22 at g a. m. ~ ..
 Harry Roberts. democratic candi- date for representative. spent SIP; NJ. B. Reidy, democratic candidate for representative, S71; John F. Mo Donough, democratic candidate for judge of probate, $31; Charles F. Hungerford, republican candidate for judge of probate, $67.
 An entertaining and instructive lecture was given by Prof John Oak ley, formerly teacher In the New York city schools, to the pupils of the Union City schools. Prof Oakley gave a lecture here some nine years ago and since that time has travelled all over the United States taking pic lures for his stereopticon.
 The funeral of Michael Bowling took place yesterday morning at St Francis's church. where a requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Tanning. The interment was in St James's cemtery. The pail bearers were Edward Healy, Daniel King and William Garland. represen- ing Naugatuck aerie. F. o. E.. and Joseph Reynolds. Garrett Gonnude and Michael Condon, representing Court Goodyear. F. of A.
 The method of laying conduits in- sures a perfect job. A trench about four feet is dug, layer of cement is laid, upon this the conduits are placed and these are then covered with cement. The company also agreed tokeep the streets in repair for a year. All plans call for wires to be distributed from the rear of all buildings. thus doing away with all street wires. The time will come when even the highway wires will be also placed underground.