Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Father Lissner, a missionary from
 Africa, will deliver an address in St
 Francis's church Tuesday evening at
 7:30 o'clock. The meeting of Naugatuck camp,
 S. of ", will be held this evening in- stead of Tuesday, All members are
 requested to attend. .-r-
 The funeral of Rocco, the infant
 son of MT and Mrs Rocco Marian of
 Cotton Hollow. took place yesterday
 afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Mary Cross, teacher in one
 of the Hartford schools, is spending
 two weeks vacation with her par
 ents, MT and Mrs A. B. Cross of Barnum court.
 The cost of conducting night school amounted in gross to $649.52.
 There is due from the state $123.75, leaving the net cost $526.77. The
 cost per pupil was $9.45.
 The funeral of James Walsh, who died Saturday morning at 4:3O
 o'clock at his home on German street, was held this morning from the house at and at St Francis's
 church at S:30 o'clock.
 Mrs Mary Flynn, aged 90 years, died Saturday morning at the home of Mrs Thomas Healey, 117 Cliff street. The funeral was held this morning from the home at 9:3O and from St Francis's church at, 10 o'clock. The rema ins were taken to Colchester for interment. s..
 At the meeting of Ojeda council, K. of C., tomorrow evening, the good of the order"l will be presided over by Attorney John F. McDon- ough, the society's lecturer, who has a pleasing program arranged. Dele gates to the state convention to be held in Wallingford next month will be elected.
 The executive board of the M. E. church has received word that the Rev Mir Freeman of Darien, Conn, will not be appointed to this charge. The board extended a call to the Rev Mir Freeman to succeed the Rev J. H. Lockwood, who finished his work in Naugatuct one week ago yesterday, and it was the opinion of many that Mir Freeman would be ap- pointed. There was no service in the Methodist church yesterday morning.
 The members of the Naugatuck fire department baseball team will meet on Firemen's field to-day and Wednesday afternoon at 4:45 for practice. On Friday afternoon the team will play the Mohawks of Mer- iden. On Saturday. April 21, they will play the West Danbury team and on the Saturday following their op- ponents will be the Oaks of New Haven. Games with Torrington, Litchfield and Milford teams will be arranged later.
 The final rehearsals for the ora torio Calvary" which is to be sung at the Congregational church Good Friday will be held this week. The chorus will be accompanied by se- leeted orchestra. As the expense of securing the orchestra will be con- siderable, 1t has been decided to in- yite all interested to assist in defray | ing the expense by giving a sub scription. No admission will be | charged and no collection will be | taken, but any subscriptions will be | thankfully received. They should | be handed to either H. l.. Cooke or | Dr Spring. The public are cordially | invited to attend.
 The Naugatuck Chemical Co has organized a fire department which | consists of three companies, five | men to each company. William East man is chief and the captains of each company are as follows: Company | No 1. I. Jones; Company No ?, Peter Tyrrell; Company No 3, James Smith. The department is called out about twice a week and the alarm can be plainly heard in all parts of the factory. The strokes are ar ranged so that the firemen know what part of the building they are to run to. but they never know when tne alarm is to he sounded. The members of each company know the location of every hydrant in and outside the factory anu they can be depended upon to render prompt | and valuable assistance in case of fire.