Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-12
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Lallier's Military band will give dance in Columbus hall tonight. A Polish mission is being conduct ed in St Hedwig's R. c. church thi: week and every service is well attend ed.
 On Tuesday night De Rue Bro: minstrels will show at the Gem opera house. They will also give stree; parade at noon.
 James L. Baxter has had large and attractive sign erected at his place of business at the corner ol Maple and Oak streets.
 William, the seven year old son o1 MT and Mrs William Doyle of Church street, died yesterday Funeral ar engagements are not yet completed.
 All members of the Naugatuck lodge, B. P. o. E.. are requested to be present at the meeting to be held Friday evening as there will be initiation.
 The funeral of Amelia, the infant daughter of MT and Mrs Henry Alz- rilite of Anderson street was held this afternoon Interment was in Grove cemetery.
 M. w. Doyle, proprietor of the Naugatuck hotel was taken suddenly i'll while on the street in New Haven. He was removed to Grace hospital and is reported to be resting comfort ably.
 The funeral of Lena, the infant child of MT and Mrs Harry Borcuske of Spring street, was held this morn ing from the house to St Hedwlg' S church. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 A man named Butler whose home is in New Haven was badly injured yes- terday by a heavy rafter falling on him while at work tearing down the old freight house. He was attended by Dr Delaney who found that sev- eral ribs were broken and his chest was badly crushed. He was taken to the New Haven hospital.
 The appointment of John P. Fruin to do regular patrol duty seems to meet with general satisfaction among the people of the borough. He has had considerable experience in this line of work and has always acquitted himself in most creditable manner and foT that reason his friends are pleased at his appointment.
 The marriage of Hugh F. Burns and Miss Bridget Roach was solemn ized yesterday morning at St Francis church by Rev W. Tanning. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Welch and David Altman acted as grooms- man MT and Mrs Burns left for a brief trip to Providence, R. l., after which they will make their home in ! Naugatuck.
 The newspaper men visited the headquarters of the local tribe of Red Men on Tuesday night and were shown the convenience and comfort that will be enjoyed by the members of the tribe now that they are per manently located. The lodge room it is safe to say is as we'll appointed and is as pretty as any lodge room in Connecticut. The original ideas for this lodge room were given by MT Weary, the owner of the block, who has had ample experience as to the wants of lodge room. These ideas together with the suggestions offered by the Red Men who have leased the hall make it what it is lodge room that is not wanting in anything. There is also a parlor and banquet hall that can be connected with the lodge room to be used when there is anything of a social character being held there and right of the parlor is the club room that will be used ex- clusively for members. There are many emblems and other decorations that go to make it home like and there is no doubt but what Natatuc tribe, l. O. R. M. can feel justly proud of their new home.
 The Rt Rev Bishop Tierney of Hartford notified Rev James OR Sheridan yesterday that a division would be madeof St Francis parish and another parish would be created i in Union City to be known as St Mary's and Rev William J. Tanning, who for the past fourteen years has 1 been an assistant in St Francis would ! Dt IHG DdElOl anu VIII dc SDOH as 1 possible take possession of the house on North Main street that was pur- chased a short time ago by Father Sheridan. The lines of the new par ish are as follows: Beginning at the corner of Bridge and North Church streets then all north and west of that section on the west side of the Naugatuck river. then the line crosses the Naugatuck river coming out at the corner of Curtiss street, from Cur tiss to North Main street, to Gene tery street. along Cemetery street to High street, then on a line from High street to Johnson street. touching on the North end of Coen street, then from Johnson street to May street, both sides IL is estimated that the new parish will contain about 1 1,00O souls and it has been created for the benefit of the Union City people who have been members of St Francis parish. Father Tanning will enter upon his new field of labor with the best wishes of his many friends. who while. TsEretting that he Is to leave the parish where he has for so many years labored for the good of all. will find a consolation in the fact that hs is to remain as one of the community