Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The board of warden and bur. gesses will meet tonight.
 Uncle Toms Cabin" company to- night at the opera house.
 The Starlight football team will met tonight for practice on Water street.
 Commencing next Sunday the evening services in the M. E. church will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Church Helpers of St Michael's s church will meet i'll the ch tD"i O2 Wednesday afternoon at oci )cll.
 P. E. Freeman is nursing a sore hand that was burned by coming in contact with a painters lamp that he was using while at work.
 Officer John Lawlor was doius uuty last night in the absence of Palcol- man Malone, who was in New Haven on business.
 Michael Shea of Hoadley street is in Maiden, Mass, attending tho funeral of his mother, who died there last Saturday.
 | hu oCl tal lhul ollASlOu Cotl- ed meeting of the Naugatuck foot ball team for Friday evening and re- quests all interested to be present.
 4 requiem high mass will be celc- br2ted on Thursday morning at St Francis church for the repose of the sCul of the late Mrs Annie Murphy
 The funeral of Jeremiah Shea was held this morning from his late rcEi- Ccnce on Bri 1ge street to St Francis church. Interment was in St lri;r- ris' cemetery.
 The board of charities hold meet i.Is last niglt in their rooms in the town hall. Only a few "eN,t cases wore acted upon together with the ordinary Gus.n ness.
 Tomorrow morning at 9 d. m. a hearing will be given on the appli- cation of Michael Shea for letters of administration on the estate of the late Jeremiah Shea.
 In the borough ocurt yesterday Anton Schorlan was fined s and costs Ter assaultins M,s Freda Henne wn'ir on her own varahda last Sunday. llt paid his fina.
 At the special election held yester- day for the purpose of giving the borough board authority to appro- priate the sum of $20,000 for a | state highway 6S votes were cast, 62 voted yes, and 6 no.
 Naugatuck conclave, No. 537, |. O. IT uril1 taiy ictr iot n H. Mills of Waterbury and Alternate T. F. Atwood, at its meeting tonight, There will be many visitors from lodges in other districts and it is ex- pected that large attendance will be present.
 At the Twenty-Five club clambake that was held Sunday at Osborn l Glen, the 100-yard dash between John F. Breen, and Charles Grell was won by MT Breen; no record made of the time. EX-Burgess James E. Fin negan won the prize for eating the largest quantity of clans, and the sleeping contest was won by Wallace c. Phinney.
 A committee was appointed at a meeting of the voters of the middle school district held Saturday night, | to act with Hooker Hotchkiss in se- lecting a site for a new school house | and it Is probably that it will he erected in that section which is | known as Little Italy. as the majority | of the pupils attending school in this | district are residents of that section. |
 A large crowd attended the fair l last night in Red Mems hall. The | entertainment was furnished by the I Donkersleys. and they won the favor of those present. Tonight the en- tertainment will be a tenor solo. by | Louis C. McCullom. saxaphone solo by Edward Miller. and Edward w. Newfields of Danbury, the famous elocutionist. will also be present, and 1 will surely please the audiencs as he did on his last visit to this place.