Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-13
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

X dughter was born yesterday to Mir and Mrs Clarence Heavens on Aetna street.
 Alex Sokoloski, Jr., was arrested Saturday night on the charge of com hitting an assault on MT GarkieWich, organist at the Polish church.
 The fire department building on Water street is draped in mourning out of respect to the late Robert Weaving who died at the Waterbury hospital.
 The board of wardens and burg esses will meet tonight. The Iew members of the board are Joseph w.. Reynolds, Timothy Daley and Pierce F. Freeman, all democrats.
 The funeral of Anne Adomaitis, the six-year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs John Orbiski, who died Saturday as the result of being burned while playing around rubbish fire, was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Rubber avenue at o'clock.
 At a meeting yesterday of the com mittee of arrangements for the an- nual parade and field day of the Cath olic Total Abstinence union of Con necticut, to be held in Naugatuck on Saturday, June 15, considerable rou- tine business was transacted. The sports committee will soon begin the work of building the 220-yard cinder track at Linden park. where the ath- letc events are to be held.
 St Michael's Episcopal church was | crowded last evening the occasion being a special discourse to the mem bers of Gavel lodge, K of F., and the | members of Laurel temple, Pythian Sisters. Rev W. H. Garth read the ! scripture lesson from the 18th chap | ter of St Johns Gospel, which was fol- lowed by singing Onward Christian | Soldiers" The rector warmly greeted | the knights and their sisters. About seventy-fiye members of the order were present.
 The thirty-sixth annual meeting Of | the New Haven branch of the Wo- mans Board of Missions of the Con- gregational church will be held to- morrow at the Central Congregational church, New Haven. Arrangements | have been made for reduced fares on | the return trip on the certificate plan. | The program will be unusually inter- esting for all who can plan to attend | in addition to the regular accredited delegates who are Mrs Sherrod Soule and Mrs A H De Voir 7.
 Centennial lodge, I. O. O. r., will hold its first regular meeting this ev' ening on the third floor of Twitch- ell's new warehouse. They will re- main there until their permanent quarters in the Twitchell block to be erected will be completed. Other fra ternities which have taken up their temporary quarters in this building are: Shepard lodge, F. X A. M., 1 Allerton chapter, K. A. M., Evergreen chapter, O. F. S., and Columbian Re bekah lodge, No. 8, O. O. r.
 Robert L. Weaving died yesterday morning at the Waterbury hospital. About month ago MT Weaving was taken to the New Haven hospital suffering from an attack of Bright's | disease and after two weeks treat ment was able to come home. A little | more than week ago he suffered a | relapse and was taken to the Water bury hospital but failed to improve. The deceased was fifty-five years of i age. He leaves a wife and five chil- dren, Jennie, who resides at home and Mrs George Miller of Union City, Dudley, David and Robert L.. IT,, who also reside here. The deceased was employed as a plumber for the Glove company. and was an active member of the fire department for eight years and also the order of Foresters. The funeral will be held Tuesday after noon at g o'clock from St Michacls Episcopal church.
 The following temperance societies have voted 10 participate in the an- nual state parade of the Catholic Total Abstinence union of Connecti- cut. to he held here on Saturday, June ! 15: Mems s0cieties-Young Mems ] T. A. X R., New Britain; St Alcy- sius. Derby: St ,Aloysius, New Ha- ven: St Joseph's. Waterbury: St | Augustine's. Seymour: St. Aloy- AIoysius. Middlerown: St. Thomas, Thomaston: St Francis. TOrrington; 1 St Joseph's. Stamford: St Pauls, Kensington: St Patrick's. Bridgeport;