Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| See the mems suits the Upson, Sin gleton Co are selling of $500. south Main street store.
 o. L. Henry, sanitary plumber, has opened plumbing establishment at 10 Church street.
 The Naugatuck Golf club team went to Meriden to-day to play the golf team of that city.
 The steel girders for the new Twitchcll block on Park place are being set in position to-day l At the links of the Naugatuck Golf club to-day tea is being served by Mrs W l.. Rodenbach and Miss I Bliss.
 The work on the building of the sanitary sewer that is built by Con tractor Johnson, is progressing rapid ly and it is expected that it will be finished in about another week.
 The Rev Charles l.. Kloss, D. D.. of the Central Congregational church of Philadelphia, will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church next Sunday in the absence of the regular pastor, Rev Sherrod Soule, who is away on his vacation.
 The Rev Alex Klint of Rockford, III, representing the Utah mission, I preached at the Swedish Congrega- tional church last night to large congregation A goodly sum was realized by the collection that was taken up for the mission.
 An alarm was sounded from box g about 80 o'clock tnfs morning. When the firemen arrived they founu | stiff blaze in the cellar of Hard's store on Water street. They man. aged to keep the blaze confined in the cellar and very little damage was 1 done up stairs except by smoke and water. The recall was sounded short T ly after ? o'clock this morning.
 The three divisions of the A. o. H. will hold a picnic and field day at Linden park Labor day. Among the many attractions will be game as- sociation football between Ansonia and Naugatuck teams. There will be dancing in the afternoon and evening and Geary's full orchestra will furnish music. Prof O'Brien will prompt The committees are all doing their best to make this one of the finest affairs of it's kind ever held here.
 I. Silman, former Jewish rabbi, and an exile from Siberia, will de- liver an address in the Naugatuck NJ. F.. church on Sunday morning. MT Silman is an Odd Fellow and ex- tends a special invitation to the mem- bers of that order, as we'll IS to the 1 Jewish brethern. He will speak on the customs and conditions of the Jews and also of his escape from Si- beria and of his conversion to Chris tianity.
 The tax commissioners office k preparing to send to the first select man and town clerks letter rela tive to the act of the last legislature regarding biennial elections of towr officers and suggesting the advis ability of electing assessors ant board of relief for a term of two years. The purpose of the letter ii ; to give the towns time to call specia meetings to act on the question be fore the town elections in October. Andrew J. Hallock. grand mastel of the A. F. and A. NJ. of Connection has issued invitations to the various lodges in the state to attend the cele bration of their annual masters da. at Masonic home in Wallingford September 25. Arrangements will b. made with the railroads for reduced rates, and box lunches will be served by the ladies of Mixpah chapter, o E. S. of Wallingford. Luncheon cal also be purchased on the grounds ant coffee will be served free to all. Th' arrangements for trains will be an nounced later by circular.