Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-08
ilAUGATUCK NUGGETS

es will meet tonight in the court
 room.
 Daniel Boone On the Trail'' will
 be presented tonight at the Gem
 opera house.
 A son was born yesterday to MT
 and Mrs John Van Delft of Hill street.
 Miss Winnie Eager is clerking evenings at Sweeney's art store on Church street.
 George Attherton and family left to-day for New York city, where they will spend the next four weeks.
 F. F. Shaffer of Hillside avenue has returned from two weeks visit at Great Burlington, Mass.
 Liberty lodge, No 125, Daughters of St George, will hold a reception at Red Mems hall this evening.
 Neary & Bauby of Watet .'urv a,e installing the plumbing in the new Raythiewick s block on Spring street.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs Henry Miller on Wednesday after | nOOn
 Mrs A. L. Fuller of Meadow street left yesterday for Hartford, where she will spend the next two weeks | with her parents.
 George Kelleher of Ervington, N. Y, who has been visiting his father, Michael Kelleher of Carroll street, has returned home.
 The Misses Catherine and Rose Dolan of Golden Hill street have re- turned from a weeks visit with friends in Ansonia.
 MT and Mrs William Conlon, who have been spending the past few days with friends in town, returned to their home in New Haven.
 E. A. Zetterstrand of the Salem Lutheran church, will deliver an ad- dress this evening at the Salem Lu- theran church, Middletown.
 Mrs Thomas Taylor, Jr, and Miss Margaret Taylor of Torrington were the guests of Mrs John M. Hearns of Elmwood street yesterday.
 Jerome B. Fuller and son, Asa l.. Fuller of Meadow street, left yester- day for a two weeks trip to Wash ington, Norfolk, Va, and Jamestown exposition.
 Mir and Mrs P. J. Brennan of Church street have returned from a two weeks trip spent at Richmond, Va, Washington and the Jamestown exposition.
 The Rev and Mrs c. c. Smith and Mrs Henry Miller attended the an- nual meeting of the New Haven Bap- tist association held in Wallingford last week.
 The opening of the night school has been postponed until Tuesday, Oct 15, as some necessary repairs will have to be made at the Salem school building.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Wal | lace June was held this afternoon from her home in Ansonia. The | body was brought here and inter- ment was in St James's cemetery.
 The Women's Relief corps will hold their regular meeting Wednes- | day evening. All officers are request ed to be present. especially the color bearers, as there is to be limitations.
 The Naugatuck High school AL umni will give two nights fair in the near future. for the purpose | of raising money for the High school scholarship fund.
 Miss Rose Byrne of Pittsburg, Pa, who has been visiting her sister Mrs T. F. Delaney of Johnson street left for New Jersey where she will visit relatives before returning to her home.
 Rev William J. Tanning started yesterday to take the census of his new parish and the plans for the new church have been approved by Bish- DO Tierney, but ground yill not be broken for the church until spring.
 The Modern Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors will give a dance in Red Mems hall next Friday night. As this is their first social event in he new hall there will undoubtedly be large attendance.
 Chief-of-Police John B. Schmidt started to-day on his annual vaca- ton. and Officer Malone will have 'harge of the office. Officer Fruin is on duty on the east side and Fred erick Phillips will be on duty on the west side.
 Cornelius Kelliher and Fred Keo- Der of Beacon Falls will play of the pool match tonight in the Waldorf pool rooms. Each was the leader of heir respective teams when they played at the same rooms last week. kelliher represents the Naugatuck cam and KeOber the Beacon Falls cam. The winner of the match to- night will receive a handsome joint |. d cue from Breen & Stapleton. man. .geTs of the Waldorf pool parlors.
 Very little interest was manifested lere in the election on the oonstitu- ionaI amendments. and a small vote vas cast Ii vas the general opinion hat the method adopted was very to the citizens and it was lln1ost impossible to vote inteIligent- ' on the question. for if a voter was n favor of one amendment and o1- 'osed to the other he must vote for lll or not any thereby not having I he opportunity tO vote on each pro- 'osed amendment The total mum Ter of votes east was I5s no. and 4T -es- The only signs of it being an lection day vas that all the saloons Tere closed. and many were mt 1