Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-10
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Paul Prentzel of Church street is
 on business trip to New York city.
 The water company has finished laying the water main on Elm street. X large number of people from here
 are in Danbury to-day attending the
 fair.
 Ernest A. Malpass, who has been
 the guest of friends in town, has re-
 turned home.
 Mrs Emma Dews has gone to Mer-
 iden to reside with her parents, MT
 and Mrs Holland.
 Mrs James Murray of Cherry street is entertaining her mother,
 Mrs Peter Lynch of Meriden.
 Naugatuck lodge, B. P. o. E., will
 meet tomorrow evening. They will hold two meetings a month now. 1 Daniel Flaherty of Cherry street
 left yesterday for Springfield, Mass,
 where he will spend a weeks vaca- | tion
 1 hlSo IIllLuDtlu .hCSutelt Ol
 street has returned from weeks
 vacation spent with friends in New ! Haven.
 John F. Maher of Arch street, who has been visiting relatives for sev.
 eral weeks in New York city, has
 returned home.
 St Francis T. A. B. society will hold their eighth annual dance this evening at Columbus hall. Gearys full orchestra will furnish music. All members of Laurel temple, P. S., are requested to attend the meet i ing this evening. as there is to be initiation. Refreshments will be served.
 The football game that was to take place on Firemen's field between the high school team and Torrington high school team was postponed un- til later date.
 There will be a meeting of the Naugatuck high school alumni this evening at s o'clock for the purpose of selecting committees for the alumni fair which is to be held dur ing Thanksgiving recess.
 John Carabine and family of Pros pect street left yesterday for Terry vile, where they will reside.
 Mir and Mrs John F. Slevin. who have been the guests of relatives in town returned t6 their home in New York city yesterday.
 Expressman McDougal met with painful accident yesterday. He was carrying a stove up flight of stairs when he lost his balance and fell backwards down the stairs. His face was badly cut and he was severely bruised, but is attending to his duties as usual to-day.
 Mir and Mrs John Rick of Water bury. who will conduct a dancing class here on Wednesday evening of each week in Red Mems hall. held their first reception last evening. There was a large attendance and quite a number from Waterbury and other places were present.
 Miss Blanche Harrington, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs William Harring- ton of George street, and John Downs of Bethany were married yes terday by the Rev Sherrod Soule. Miss Hattie Tewsbury acted as bridesmaid and E. E. Humiston as best man. MT and Mrs Downs will reside in Bethany.
 The home of Mir and Mrs James H. Ranslow in Phoenix avenue was the scene of pretty wedding yester- l day afternoon. when their daughter, | Mabel Josephine. was united in mar i riage to William F. Lutz. by the Rev | A. P. Chapman of Northfield Miss | Katherine c. Lutz acted as brides maid and Harry J. Ranslow as best man. After a brief wedding trip they will reside at B Phoenix ave- nue.
 The passway leading from Rubber avenue to Aetna street and which | has been known as the stony road. is now designated as private pass way. signs to that effect having been placed at each end of the passway. One old resident of the town said today that the passway had been open for more than forty years that hc knew of and thought that the signs were placed there to relieve the owners of all responsibility in case of an accident. as the south side of he street is danger spot and for he past few years considerable traf- ic has passed over it.
 The board of warden and burgess ss, together with the borough en- zineer and Engineer Esterbrook, who represents the railroad com Dany. met yesterday afternoon at the ,orner of Elm street and Rubber avenue and looked over the ground where the changes are recommend sd. The meeting lasted over two hours and there is little doubt that the conditions were we'll cared for by the board. They will probably make a report at the next meeting Df the board. The members of the board that were present were War den Rodenbach and Burgesses Free man. StahI. Isbell and Schofield.
 Miss Harriet O-ToOle and Martin Blade were united in marriage yes ierday morning by the Rev J. OR. Sheridan. who also celebrated the nuptial mass. Miss Lillian Hanley acted as bridesmaid and Joseph Nixon as best man. The bride was Drettily attired in a gown of white Louisine silk trimmed with Irish lace The bridesmaid wore a gown of white chiffon batiste trimmed with lace After a wedding break fast served al the home of Mr and