Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The marriage of George AIaher and Miss Elizabeth Brennan has been an nounced.
 At the postoffice tomorrow civil service examination for clerks and carries will be held.
 Charles and Fred Moore captured raccoon which will be placed on eXhi- bition in Union City in few days.
 The factory of the Goodyear Rub- Der company in Middletown will not start up it's boot and shoe room until Monday, some of the new machinery which was stalled during the shut 1 down having broke down.
 Dr J. J. Carroll was called to Rea- con Falls yesterday morning to at tend a laborer whose hand had been injured by being struck with 8 ham, mer while he was holding spike that was being driven into one of the troll | ley track ties.
 Candidates for office at the borough election held on the first Monday of this month have filed statements of their expenses. J. w. Reynolds, eau GUS tickets, S1.50; Henry Rempfcr, no expense; T. F. Daly, caucus tickets, $1.5o; Harry Roberts, pastors, SH..50.
 The boys of St Michaers church choir are collecting old rubber boots and shoes and rubber of all kinds, from the sale of which they expect to raise money for their annual outing which is to be held this year at the Jamestown exposition. They have sold "a large number of tickets for the minstrel entertainment which they | are to give next month at St Michaefs chapel.
 At the special musical service to he given Sunday evening at the Methodist church the choir will be assisted by Paul Prentzel, first violin: Herman Kunkel of Waterbury, second violin. The soloist will be Percy Wallace of Waterbury. Mir Wallace will sing by request "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" The choir will sing Charles Gounod's anthem By Babylon's Wave"
 An entertainment or the piano fund will be given at the parish house next Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Young Peoples society of the Congregational church. Among those who will participate in the entertain ment are Mrs John H. Stocker. an ex- cellent elocutionist and impersonator of Brooklyn. N. r., Mrs Lila Wigmore Squire and Mrs Bertha yibberts Smith, soprano and contralto soloists, res- pectively.
 Among the out of town grand court officers of the Foresters of America who will be present to attend the big class initiation which will be heid in Foresters' hall Saturday evening are Grand Chief Ranger James Roach of Wallingford, Grand Sub-Chief Ranger Charles Bagley of Waterbury, Grand Treasurer James Walsh of Meriden, Past Grand Secretary Attorney Prank A. Haggarty of Hartford, State Or ganizer Fred Garfield and Supreme Sub-Chief Ranger John Lyddy of Bridgeport, and Grand Secretary Thomas o'Loughlin of Naugatuck.
 The following list has been selected to serve as jurors during the ensuing year: Fred Candee, Orlando Hast ings. Harry Roberts. H. c. Denniston. Fred Draper, Hooker Hotchkiss, k. R. Loomis, Sr, Thomas Scott, W. R. Brown, Charles F. Hubbell. Spencer Hotchkiss, Edwin E. Lewis, c. E. An drews. w. H. Kehoe, John Breen. Johr Stapleton, Michael Burke, John J. O'ReIlly. John Maher, Joseph c. Flynn, Frank S. Truesdell, William Hine. Edgar E. Jones, R. w. Lewis. William H. Turton, Arthur l.. Peck, Owen Cornell, Charles Baxter. Richard Burns, Michael Shanahan. Thomas Elliott. Jchn Dooley. Frank Sykes, W. s. Osborn, Peter Boylau, Amos Culver.