Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A son was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs John A. Stringer of Carroll street.
 Alex Rosen, state organizer for the socialist party. gave an address last evening on Water street to large audience.
 St Michael's choir will meet for re- hearsal Saturday evening in the chapel. Boys are to report at 7:30 and men at 7:45.
 Centennial lodge, No 100, I. o. o. F., will omit their meeting on the evening of Labor day so that all may attend the basket picnic to be held at the Odd Fellows home in Groton.
 A special meeting of the Nauga- tuck fire department was held last evening at which 1t was decided not to parade on Labor day. The inspec- tion of the company will occur on Friday night.
 The twenty-fifth annual outing of the Order of the Eastern Star of Con- necticut, in commemoration of the natal day of the founder of the or der,. Robert Morris, will be held at Savin Rock Friday, August 31.
 The delegates elected yesterday by the democratic party will meet in a borough convention Tuesday, Septem- Der 4, at p. m. to elect delegates to the state, county, probate, shrievalty and senatorial conventions of the party.
 The appropriation for the state road will be used this year in grad ing on the river road. The work of opening the new street which is to lead from Church street to the new railroad station on Water street was begun yesterday.
 The dedication of the new Pond Hill school building will take place Monday, September 3, at p. m. Sou venir programs will be issued con- taining pictures of the old and new school buildings, order of exercises, a poem written by former Pond Hill pupil, and list of the different committees appointed for the day.
 Owing to the preparations for the permanent change in the course of the river at the foot of Scott street the sewage has been accommodating | for some time and is fast becoming nauseous to those who live nearby. The foreman in charge of the work men said yesterday that Long Mead ow brook would be turned through the sewage past the sewer outlet un- til such time as the sewer can be | extended into Long Meadow brook.
 The Naugatuck board of trade met in the court room last night and con- sidered the matter of factory sites. Some eight separate site have been offered by residents in different sec tions of the borough and one Is tract oi about twenty-five acres. The Clark -Worden Co notified the board that the city of South Norwalk has offered better inducements and it is not unlikely that the company would locate there. John Weisman has of fered a factory site adjoining the railroad free of all cost.
 A reunion of the descendants of Amos H. and Sallie M. Hotchkiss was held yesterday at the home of B. A. Hotchkiss in Beacon Valley. Dinner was served at o'clock and social session followed. Among the out-of. town people present were c. H. Dud. ley and family, E. F. Hoyt and fam. fly, Middlebury; Mir and Mrs s. A Dudley, Oakville; Ann Dudley Charles Dudley and family and the family of Charles Chadwick, Anson' ia; J. P. Williams and family, Or. lando Wheeler and family, Russell Wheeler and family. Waterbury; Mi and Mrs James Megin. Bethany; Mrs Lucia Haskell, Chicopee, Mass George B. Hotchkiss. Watch Hill. R l.; George B. Morse, New Haven Arthur Jones and family, Beacor Falls. !