Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will meet We'd nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parish house.
 Next Sunday will be observed at 1 the Congregational church as rally day. An appropriate address will be delivered by H. A. Hitchcock of New | Haven
 The Church Helpers will hold their meeting in St Michaels chapel at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. 7. There will be sale of domestic bakery after the meeting.
 The first annual promenade of Naugatuck camp, No 9,9S4, M. w. of A., and Myrtle camp, No 4,222, R. N. of A., will be held at Redmen's | hall Friday evening, October II,
 The Bennett-Moulton company continue to draw large crowds at the local opera house, and they arc de- serving of patronage, as they put up a good clean show. The attraction tonight will be "A Cowboys Ro- | nance"
 The funeral of Catherine, the 21a years old daughter of MT and Mrs Bartholomew Long, who died yes- terday, was held this afternoon from the home of her parents on 'Hotch- kiss street. Interfnent was in St James cemetery.
 Miss Louise Allen, aged 25 years, daughter of Mrs Ella Allen of Car roll court, died at her home early Tuesday morning. Besides her | mother she leaves one brother, 1 George Allen. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the house. The Rev Sherrod Soule will conduct the service, In- torment will be in the Grove ceme- tery.
 The A. o. H. fair that opened last night was a success from the start, as the hall was crowded to the doors. The street parade tt>at was given previous to it's opening was large, and the juvenile division of the A. O.. H. took part in the parade and they marched like veterans. The stage entertainment was given by the Naugatuck minstrels ard they captivated the audience. The stage entertainment tonight will be fur nished by the Elm City glee club and Miss Ethel Adamson.
 The call for a special town meet ing has been issued by Town Clerk Hearns and Warden Rodenhach. The meeting will be held next Mon day and the voting will be done in each of the three wards. The polls will open at a. m. and close at 5 p. m. The purpose of the meeting is to vote on the constitutional amendments as submitted by the past legislature, and the two most | important amendments are the rais- ing of the salaries of the represen- tatives to $500 and the extending of the term of judge of probate from two to four years. As this town holds its annual election of officers on the first Monday in May there is no election of officers at this time.
 The board of warden and bur gesses met last night in the court room. The report of the chief of l pOllNC anu iilC "bo iVoh and accepted, and the health officer will hereafter insert in his report how many comply with his orGer to abate a nuisance. It was voted to remove the watering trough that now stands at the corner of Church and Maple streets to a spot on Water street, about where the entrance to the old Odd Fellows block was. The 1 board isn't satisfied with the work done by the railroad company in front of the Union City hose house, and it was voted that the engineer for the company be notified that this work must be done according to the agreement made with the commit tee It was voted to notify the cleo tric light company that their poles on Bridge street must be moved back | to tlfe curb lines. The Christopher Colombo society asked thI: the road in front of their property be kept in as good shape as before the work on the state road was done and the mat ] ter was referred to the road super [ intendent The plans for the sanitary sewer for Highland avenue were shown and approved. Permission was granted the May Park Sewer as- sociation to lay about 220 feet of nine on MfllyilIe ayenue If was