Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l ne LOCAL ruDUer IdC'CrleS VIII close Tor one day only July 4th.
 Mrs Miles Sweeney of Hartford is visiting with relatives here for a few drys.
 David Foley of Bristol is spending his vacation with John Reardon of Brennan street.
 Mrs Joseph Horn of Hartford Is visiting her sister, Mrs Joseph Reil- ly of Golden Hill street.
 Rev Rather Maciejewski, pastor of St Hechvigs R. c. church, has gone to Boston on a weeks retreat.
 Rev William J. Tanning left yes terday for a weeks retreat at Brigh- ton seminary in Brighton, Mass.
 Robert Whitlock, James Clifford and James P. Sweeney of Yale are home for the summer vacation.
 Burt Hali, who has conducted a barber shop in the Culver block, has sold the business to the Sirica Bros.
 The board of warden and bur. gesses will hold a regular meeting tonight in the borough court room.
 Thomas Burke of Franklin, Mass, who has been visiting his brother, John Burke of Lewis street, has re- turned home.
 D. D., c. M Collin F. Wilson in- stalled the newly elected officers of Centennial lodge, I. O. O. F. last night. A social session followed.
 Mrs Samuel Hewitt and daughter of Derby, who have been visiting her parents. MT and Mrs P. J. Brennan of Church stret, have returned home.
 Fire Chief Wilson F. Clark de- sires to call the attention of the pub lie to tLe danger of not having its back yards cleaned before the Fourth.
 The funeral of the late John White of 195 Rubber avenue was held this morning from St Francis $ church. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 The officers of Court Goodyear, F. of A., will be installed tonight al their meeting in Foresters' hall by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Alfred Ashmore.
 Mrs E. H. Doyle and family of Dorchester, Mass, have returned home. Mrs Doyle was accompanied by her sister, Miss Florence Bren- nan, of Bridge street, who will be her guest for few weeks.
 The Naugatuck Aerie, F. O, E. held an important meeting last eyen- ing, at the close of whIcn the mem- bers were measured for the uniforms they will wear in the parade in New Haven, July 9.
 William P. Stapleton, one of the rpoprietors of the Waldorf pool room, has just finished lettering the win dows of his pool room, also the win dows of the I. NJ. c. A. room in the Weary block.
 The St Francis society drum corps will go to New Haven Wednesday night to take part in a parade to be held under the auspices of the Lan- craft drum corps of that place. A large delegation will accompany them from here.
 The ball game between the Alpha Delta Chi team and the High school team, resulted in victory for the High school by the score of : to 6 in ten inning contest. Jim Clifford pitched for the Alpha Delta Chi team and Zwick for the High school team.
 The railroad commissioners and some of the trolley road officials came up from New Haven to-day in a spec ial car and inspected the new line between this place and Seymour. Ii was given out that the road would be opened to the public on Friday next.
 It now looks as if the work of con- pleting the new extension of Elm street would soon he reached. For a few weeks past the work has been suspended, but to-day a notable change had taken place. for the large derrick was again put in working order and a new switch has been put in just south of the new freight de- pot and a track has been laid reach- ing as far north as the arch over the Long Meadow brook. SO that trnins can now be run and the filling in