Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l The mail box has been removed from in front of the five and ten cent store. where it is said the post office is 1 to be moved to, to the corner of Maple and Water streets.
 The golf links will be opened to- morrow with the following schedule: Morning, mems approaching and put | ting contest. Divisions, 4O per cent, 20 per cent, 10 per cent. Afternoon, mems eighteen-hole handicap for pre- sident's cup, Scores ill ball handicap will be accepted. Ladies' putting con- test.
 The three divisions of the A. O. II. | will hold their annual outing and field day at Linden park beginning at Il l O'clock tomorrow. Dancing will be- l gin at l o'clock under the leadership of Geary's full orchestra and Prof J. I. O'Brien will prompt. At l 80 there will be game of ball between the second and third divisions which will be followed by athletic sports consist ing of a 100 yard dash, pole vault, | three-legged race, old century Irish | horse race. half mile race for boys un- der sixteen years of age, running hop, | step and jump and broad jump. The Women's Study club held it's annual meeting at the Howard Whit temore Memorial library yesterday af- | ternoon The meeting was business | session and reports for the, years work | from the several committees were read and showed marked progress. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: Mrs Edward H.. Bristol, president; Mrs Frank l.. Bradbury, vice-presdent; Mrs Tracey North, recording secretary: Mrs Geolge A. Lewis, corresponding secretary: Mrs Eli C. Barnum, treasurer; Miss Gertrude Whittemore as the new meil- Der of the executive board. After the election the club adjourned to Sep tember.
 On account of the dedication of the soldiers monument at Prospect on Memorial day the program of the local post G. A. R. will be carried out in tho morning instead of the afternoon The 1 ceremonies at the monument, where l the roll of honor and Lincoln's Gettys- burg address will be read will take place at S:30 a. m., after which the Uniform rank, K. of F., m escort to the post and Sons of Veterans, head ed by the Naugatuck drum corps will march to St Francis and Hillside cemeteries, where the work of decorat- ting the soldiers graves, will be per | formed. Pots of flowers have been provided this year for each grave. Tie public school children who wish to as- sist will be given a place in the line of march if they report at the town hall at S:30 a. n.
 At the weekly meeting of the bor- | ough board held last evening the street committee reported that they had no authority to create. an ordin- ance to conflict with the srate laws re- lative to speed limit of autos and otL- CT vehicles. The borough attorney was requested to communicate with the management of the Consolidated rail- way relative to stopping cars at Pros pect, City Hlll, Orchard and Cemetery streets, according to the borough or dinance The St Francis T. A. E. so- '
 ! eiety sent a communication to the board inviting them to review the parade to be held June 15 and to he present at the exercises at Linden park in the afternoon. The invitation was accepted. The Excelsior Concrete company was instructed to repair the roadway on the Maple street bridge. Policeman John Cannon presented his resignation as a member of the police force and the resignation was accept, ed. Applications for positions on the force were received from Martin D. Dodge and John A. Lawlor. The For esters of America were granted per mission to parade on June 2, which date they will observe as Decoration day.