Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-31
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

appendicitis at his home on Beebe street.
 Augustus Miller of Millville avenue is reported as being seriously ill with pneumonia.
 The masses at St Hedwig's church tomorrow morning will be cele-
 brated at 5:3O and 8 o'clock.
 Night school reopened last night in the Salem and Prospect street schools, after vacation of one week.
 Mr and Mrs Clark Warner of Oak street have returned from Westerly, R. l., where they have been visiting relatives.
 MT and Mrs Robert Grant of New Haven, who have been the guests of Mr and Mrs Samuel Grant, have re- turnd home.
 The Salem Spring Ice Co are get tin their machinery in order for the harvesting of the ice crop for the coming season.
 Miss Florence Robinson of Mea- dow street has returned from Will limantic, where she has been visit ing relatives
 Attorney Louis Hall of New York city is spending few days with his parents, Mir and Mrs E. c. Hall of Prospect street.
 A Christmas festival will be held next Friday night in the Gem opera house by the children of St Mich aels church Sunday school.
 The final accounts of Attorney John NJ. Sweeney, eXecutOr on the estate of the late Sarah Gerrity, was filed in the probate court this morning be- fore Judge John F. McDOnOugh.
 Miss Rose Reilly, who conducted dry goods store in the Hibernian building on Lower Church street, has moved into the Andrew building for merly occupied by the Waldorf pool parlors.
 Frank Buckmiller, who was q member of NillanOva college football team the past season, is spending his vacation at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Adalph Buckmiller, of Union City.
 The members of the Women's Re lief corps have been invited to at tend the joint installation of officers of the Women's Relief corps and Wadham's Post, G. A. R., to be held Thursday night, January ?, in the G. A. k. hall, Waterbury.
 Tomorrow is holy day in the Roman Catholic church and the hours for celebrating the masses at St Franciss church are 5 and s a. m The masses at St Mary's in Union City will be 5:90 and $ o'clock.
 Mrs Anthony Stroiis died last night at z o'clock at her home, 59 Bridge street. Besides her husband she leaves two children, one a babe of two days. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 from the house and St Francis's church at 9. Interment will be in St JameS'S cemetery.
 The Robert Emmet club have | elected the following officers for the | ensuing year: President, Patrick l Rooney; vice-president, John Branni- | gan; financial secretary, James Riei- | ly; recording secretary, John Cur tin; treasurer, John Carney; trus- l tees, John McDonough, John Branni- | gan and William Kennedy.
 Centennial lodge, No 100, l. O. o. ris elected the following officers for the | ensuing term: Noble grand. Glen | F. Noble; vice-grand, Harry Bicker- | dyke: secretary, Warren D. Abel; | treasurer, Robert V. Parker; pianist, R. T. W. Adams; finance committee, Ernest Marsden, Wilbert Mai.
 The sundries department of the G. l. R. Glove Co will not resume work as soon as it was expected for the reason that the repairing that is being done at the factory is not yet It was first thought that work would be resumed some time during the present week. but it is probable that it will be the early part of next week before work will be re- sumcd there.
 Tonight the members of the local courts of FOresters and their friends will celebrate what is called For esters' night The celebration will he held in the Gem opera house. which has been decorated for the Oc- rasion and presents a handsome ap- pcarance. \ programme has been arranged by the committee and they are making every effort 10 have the held tonight a memOF- able one in the history of the local courts. There will be no cost attach p'l tO the affair held tonight. as the expense incurred has been provided for by an assessment for the creat- ing of a fund for social purposes. It Is expected that about 1.:JDO persons will attend the celebration.
 \ committee of one from each of he various societies who appointed to attend the confer ence held by the local fraternaI or zanizatiOns tO settle upon some plan 10 overcome the difficulty which has arisen from the action of the mem sers of the local medical association. met last night together with repre- ientatives from the medical assocfa- ion. The grounds were gone oyer .arefulIy and each side presented heir reasons for doing what they lave thus far It seemed to be the iesire of the opposing factions last light to bring about harmonious ettIement of the whole affair. but ,efore this could be done the repre- entatfves will have to report to their zrious societies and the matter set | led at some subsequent meeting.