Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 At the meeting of Court Unity, F. of A., this evening in Foresters' hall. officers for the ensuing year will be electedI All members are requested to be present.
 Edward LaPrise and George Hotch- kiss have returned from d fishing trip among the Berkshire hills. They had exceptionally good luck as they re- turned with big string uf trout.
 At the meeting of Evergreen chap ter, o. E. S., Thursday evening three candidates will receive the degrees.
 Daniel King will furnish the regalias which the local aerie of Eagles will wear in the big Eagle parade in New Haven next month. The members will wear white shirt waists. black trou- sers, steel colored caps, black bow ties, black belts and fancy sleeve hold CTS.
 Friday evening the graduating eX- ercises of the Naugatuck nigh school will be held in the Gem opera house.
 Miss Elizabeth Weary, who is study ing to be a nurse at St Mary's hos pital in New York city, is visiting her father, Richard Weary of Adder son street.
 The following officers of Court Sa- l lem, F of A., have been elected for the ensuing year: Chief ranger, Roger O'Donnell; sub-chief ranger, Albert i Sumpf; recording secretary, E. r. Wll- COX; senior woodward, Joseph Pom panic; junior woodward, James Elem 1 ing; senior beadle; Maurice Scanlon; junior beadle, Richard Clancy; lectur- CT, Thomas Gormley.
 Patrick Kiely died yesterday at | his home in Oak street. He had been in failing health for some months past. The deceased resided in Nall gatuck for many years and he was respected and liked by everyone who knew him. He leaves wife, two daughters, Miss Nellie Kiely and Mrs Joseph Dooling, and three sons, James, Frank P. and George Kie!y. The funeral will be held Thursday morning.
 At the meeting of Court Goodyear, F. of A., last evening in Foresters' hail. the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing term: Chief ranger, John Adamson; sub-chief ranger, John r. Jones; treasurer, Patrick Deegan; financial secretary, r. II. | Reagan: recording secretary, J. r. Brennan: senior woodward, Michael Morris: junior woodward, Frank Kirschner: senior beadle, Walter Clay; junior beadle, Thomas Reagan; lec- turer, P. McGuire. t
 Next Sunday the members of Cen tennial lodge, No 100, 1. O. O. F., and Columbia Rebekah lodge No 3o, will 1 observe their annual memorial day. The members of Centennial lodge will meet at their hall at 10 o'clock q. m., and march in body to the Congre- | gational church at 10:30. when a sper- ial sermon will be preached by the Rev Sherrod Soule. Arrangements have been made for the Rebekals to assemble in the parish house at lO:lo. The graves in Grove cemetery will | be decorated and speciai exercises held at the Odd Fellows monument. Graves in other cemeteries will be decorated by committees.
 An adjourned meeting or the warden and burgesses was held last evening. Senior Burgess Reynolds presided in the absence of the warden. The mat ter of sprinkling Main street from Weber's corner to Kenucdy's corner was brought up. It was the opinion of the members of the board that the road should he sprinkled. A pc- tition was received from John Meegan and W. T. Wigmore asking for q change of grade of curb on Highland avenue and they agreed to waive all claims for damages. It was voted that the waiver be accepted and that the new lines he adopted. \ peti- ton was received from Nels and Augusta Persons asking that q divis- ional fence be put up between her property and the property of Annie Carter on Melbourne hill. The mat ter was referred to the street con- mittee. It was voted that the engin. ger be instructed to prepare plans for a sanitary sewer on Highland ave. ! mn