Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-14
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The local employees of the Connec- ticut Railway and Lighting Co, en- joyed sleighing party to Oxford.
 Matthew Kelley aged fifty-four died yesterday. He leaves widow and ten children, six girls and four boys.
 Mrs Martin Puquinski of Spring hospital yesterday in McCarthy's am- bulance, to be treated for blood pois- oning.
 The funeral of the late Matthew Kelley was held this morning at S:30 from his late residence on Oak street and at 9 a. m. from St Francis church.
 A number of High school pupils held sleighing party to Watertown, chaperoned by Misses Teresa Woods and Nave Wilcoxson, two of the teachers.
 M. T. Ryan and family are remov- ing from Walter street to Lewis street, Mir Ryan will continue to do business for a week or two ill his present location.
 An enjoyable whist party was given last evening at the residence of Mir and Mrs Jerome B. Fuller on Mead ow street, under the auspices of Cough commandery, United Order of the Golden Cross.
 Martin Kelly has made application for license to open a saloon on Rub- Der avenue. A hearing on the appii- cation will be held before the county commissioners in New Haven on Feb ruary 26 at 10 a. m.
 The local courts of foresters will hold large initiation in Foresters hall Friday night at which several grand court officers are expected to be present including Grand Chief Ranger Thomas O'Loughlin.
 Allen and Perry had a battle royal in the pool tournament at "The Wal dorf'' last night. Allen finally winning by a score 100 to go. Tied at % Per " made five balls and Allen took the next six and the match.
 The funeral of the late Agnes A. Hoadley. daughter of Mir and Mrs John Hoadley of Phoenix avenue, took place yesterday afternoon at 7 o'clock, the Rev w. H. Garth ofhclat- ing. The interment was in Grove cemetery.
 The death of Mrs Elizabeth L.. Baldwin. wife of Minor s. Baldwin, occurred suddenly yesterday about noon. She leaves besides husband son, Dana, and one daughter, Mrs Charles Sanford. The funeral will be at ? o'clock Saturday afternoon. M. J. Ryan has applied to the coun- ty commissioners for permission to transfer his license to 26O Water street in the building now occupied by the Windsor restaurant. A hear ing will be held before the comuis- sioners in New Haven on February 26 at 9 a. m.
 Mrs Bridget Walsh, guardian of George w. Mary T.. James J. and Agnes Walsh has made application | to Judge of Probate John r. McDon- ough for an order permitting her to sell certain real estate belonging to said minor children. The hearing will be held February 16 at 9 n. m. The St Francis T. A. B. society $ drum corps is planning for a concert and ball to be held Easter Monday ir Columbus hall. A committee consist | ing of Richard Parkinson, William Garfield, Michael O'Donnell. Francis Brennan, John Donovan and William Griffith, has been appointed: the frs named is chairman of the committee
 The All Waterbury N. A. c. basket | ball game has been cancelled. Mana ger Stapleton was notified by tcle phone to-day that the All Waterbury could not play but were willing to q in a week. It is known whether ther'
 will be any game at all now. as Man
 ager Stapleton seems to think Una
 the All Waterburys are unwilling t
 meet the N. A. c. team.
 The final ceremonies in the ami
 yersary of the Swedish Lutheran
 church. were held lust night an,
 were concluded by concert at whic
 a cantata was sung by the churc
 choir, two piano solos rendered D
 Mrs Ludella Clark, tenor solo b
 the Rev x. F.. Kron of Manchester. N
 H.. and a duet by Mrs E. A. Zettel
 strand and the Rev Mir KrOn. Durin
 the year the church indebtedness ha
 been reduced from S1,1JO to S6JO.
 Yesterday afternoon between tw and three hundred children .gathere
 around the office of G. w. Benedi'
 attracted by rumor that he ha
 agreed to give a free sleigh ride
 them. Mir Benedict laughed at il number of children who had bee hoaxed but good humoredly ordere out two big sleighs and for thrt
 hours accommodated the younestel who had gathered. taking as many C
 each trip as could be crowded in.
 F. Carroll heard of the matter and assist sent over his largest sleigh an helped out.
 six Great National Martrys. My . tics and Missionaries" will form Il | theme for six Lenten lectures whit . will be given in the parish house du ing the season of Lent. The subjec . of these lectures and the country { : their nativity and labors are as ft ' lows Friday. February 15. John Hu . 13I3-1416. Bohemia: Friday. Februal
 p Savanaroda. 1452-1496. Ital , March i. Admiral Coligny, 151t-1Ji
 France: Friday. March s. John kno . 1JO5-1512 Scotland: Friday. Mar 2 15. Swedenborg. 1sss-1I60. Swefie