Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

An anniversary requiem high mass will be celebrated Friday morning for Thomas Weary. .
 The probate convention of the two parties are to be held next Monday evening at the town hall.
 The Beacon Valley fair will be held naXt Wednesday. Besides the usual attractions balloon ascension has been arranged for
 The Church Helpers will hold their annual Christmas sale in the chapel December and 6.
 Companion Court Minerva, I. OR. is to give an Autumn" social ill Co., lumbus hall Friday evening, October 19.
 The High school boys held parade last night and burned several pounds of red fire in honor of the victory over Waterbury.
 Walter Lannon of Naugatuck and Miss Margaret O'Brien of Seymour were united in the bonds of matri- mony yesterday morning by the Rev Father Rigney at St Augustine's pdTlSH CLUTCH.
 Mrs Lizzie H. Arnold, a department inspector of the Women's Relief | corps, made her official visit to the local corps last evening.
 Patrick Lannon, formerly manager of the Commercial house but now of New London, was visiting friends in town to-day. The Women's Relief corps will give a card party at G. A. R. hall this ev- ening.
 The wedding of Marshall E. Bron- son, local superintendent of the Con- necticut Railway X Lighting Co, to Miss Hazel Schaffer daughter of Mir and Mrs Frederic r. Schaffer of Hill side avenue, will take place at St Michaers Episcopal church on We'd nesday, October 24.
 Suit has been brought against the borough by Ruloff Honck of West Mountain for S4O0 damages. The plaintiff claims that his horse was permanently injured by breaking through the Arch street bridge on September 1.
 The St Francis church corporation has purchased the Nettleton property | on North Main street bounded by | Smith and Curtiss streets. The prop erty contains about 10000 square feet and has been purchased with the view of having an available building property in case of division of the parish at some future period. Vituatas, the ten-months- child of Mir and Mrs August Kundratas of 27 Diamond street. died yesterday. The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock with interment at St St James cemetery.
 Miss Minnie Conran died yesterday morning at her home on Church street The funeral will be held at St Francis church Friday morning. She leaves a mother and a brother. Edward. of North Main street. and a sister. Mrs Frank Brennan of New York city.
 Shepard lodge. No 7S. F. X A. M.. and Centennial lodge. No 100. I. o O. F.. have appointed joint committees in investigate new meetings places and several propositions have been presented. Among them were propo- sitions from the Red Men for a sub lease of part of its Weary building. and from Philip Rubin for a hall in his new block on South Main street Each lodge voted at it's last meeting to accept the proposition of Mir Twitchell. The building will be q four-story one with elevator service and lodge rooms on the top floor. On the third floor will be the banquet hall. Each fraternity goes in on equal terms of rental. each to have three nights per week. The rooms will be used by Shepard lodge: by Allerton chapter. R A. NJ: by Evergreen chapter. o F.. S.: Centennial lodge and | Columbia Rebekah lodge.