Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-18
.NAUCATUCK NUGGETS

Whist and dance of the Altar so- ciety of St Francis church tomorrow evening at Columbus hall.
 The Rev Sherrod Soule will assist the Rev J. E. Kirkpatrick in Il series of meetings at the Oxford Congrega tional church next week.
 John w. Brown socialist of Hart ford will speak on South Main street this evening near the Naugatuck hotel.
 Evergreen chapter. order of The Eastern Star will meet this evening The initiation will be postponed on account of the illness of the candi- date.
 The Rev c. K. Flanders delivered strong sermon on the subject of The Cry for Safety" at the revival services in Union City last evening. Services at the usual hour this eyen- ing.
 The Rev G. A. -Quarnstrom pastor of the Swedish Congregational church ristown. x. J. He will be absent from the borough until next week and the local pulpit will be filled by the Rev Charles Hjerpc of Yale.
 The Rev Sherrod Soule, pastor of the Congregational church will deliv CT the address before the Connecti- cut branch of the Founders and Pa triarchs of America at The Elton ill Waterbury tomorrow afternoon. Envo,,,nr NvonIr,,A xx,;!I ,,roc;lo The question of the. removal of the postoffice was brought up again. when Shepard lodge was again noti- fled to vacate by the railroad company on or before April 30
 At a meeting of the democratic town committee it was voted to hold the democratic caucus on April 24. at D. m. in the following places: first ward-borough court room: second ward-Culver's building. Maple street: third ward-hose house. Bridge street. In each ward q candidate for burgess will be nominated and deie- gates to the democratic borough con vention will be held.
 The Rev William McNicholl the new pastor of the Methodist church was visiting in the borough yesterday, pre- | paratory to moving his family here | from WatertOwn. He will begin his duties as pastor on next Sunday and | will preach both morning and evel- | ing. The Rev c. S. Ball, who goes to the Summerfeld church in Bridge port, returned iom from the confer ence to-day.
 The registrars of voters John F. Robinson and Thomas r. Reilly were in session last evening from to 9 o'clock in the town hall for the pur- pose of receiving names to be placed on the list: ITO Be Made." All per sons who are not on the list before , D. m., to-day April 18th will be de- barred from voting at the borough election on May 9th.
 The Naugatuck Golf club held an adjourned meeting in the borough court room last evening to take action on the proposition to increase the membership and to so amend the by laws that additional members could be admitted. After careful discus sion it was voted to extend the limit from 12J to 1J0 and eighteen new members were received into the club, who had been on the waiting list. makes the club membership 143.
 Allerton chapter. No 39. R. A. M., installed officers last evening and af- ter the installation ceremonies, which were presided over by r. Ii. F.. Joseph F. Holmes. . banquet was given. followed by speeches and so- cial entertainment The following of- ficers were installed: NJ. F.. II. F., Frank F.. Birdsall: F.. K. sheldon N. Payne: F.. &, John A. Stringer: T.. l.. B. Bradley: S., Louis F. McCullom; C. of H., Harry C. Ross: r. S., Harry Dickerdike: R. A. C.. Mervin R. Hart: first N.. Mortimer Patterson: second N. Peter II. l. Klein: third y.. Charles Wirshlng: S.. George F.. Wells: C., John NJ. Page. auditing committee. Charles wirshmg, Harry C. Ross. John Wood. r. II. r.