Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-05
NAUGAT UCK NUGGETS

The Easter music will be repeated at all the services Sunday in St Franciss R. c. church.
 w. G. Hard has moved into the new house which he recently pur- chased from Amos Culver on Hill street.
 George Sitterly, an employe at the Rubber shop, had his hand caught between the rolls of his machine "Wednesday evening
 The Church Helpers sale of fancy articles and Mexican drawn work in St MichaeTs P. E. church was brought to close last evening.
 The Young Mems club have issued large number of invitations to the informal dance at Columbus hall. The committee consists of w. w. Webster. Ray NJ. Thomas and F. c. Goodyear.
 Sunday, April IA, the Congrega- tional and Methodist churches will unite in union service with St Michael's in the evening, to listen to an address by Frank P. Chisholm, a graduate of the industrial depart ment of Tuskegee institute, Ala.
 The funeral of George H. May took place yesterday from Grand Army hall. The service was conducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule, pastor of the Congregational church. The mem- bers of Isbell post, G.. A. R., attend ed in body. The interment was in Grove cemetery.
 The names of the three pupils of the Naugatuck high school of the class of 1907, who have attained the highest honors, are: Miss Valesca Beecher, valedictorian; Miss Pauline Phelps, who stood second in scholar ship, and Miss Mildrad Grumman, who ranks third.
 The roof of the Union City lookup was discovered to be on fire yester- day>for the third time within week, acused by sparks from the new stack of the Malleable Iron Co. The blaze was extinguished by the prompt ac- tion of volunteers before any ma terial damage was done.
 The funeral of Mrs Louis Schiller was held yesterday afternoon from her late residence on Pond hill. The service was conducted by Rev Paul Limpke, pastor of the German Luth- eran church of Waterbury. The bearers were Ernest Fest, John Weiss. Adam Krouch and John Lynch.
 There was a full rehearsal of the Elks' minstrel troupe at the Gem opera house last evening, under the direction of William Hall Miner. The soloists and end men were espe- cially good and the entire company showed the result of careful train ing. The next rehearsal will be held on Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock. It will be in full dress and under the leadership of Pretzers full orchestra and Director Miner.
 On next Sunday morning the regu- lar communion service will be held at the Methodist church. and on Monday evening at 7:30 the official board will meet to close the affairs of the church for the present confer ence year. On Thursday evening the regular monthly meeting and roll call of the Epworth league will be held. This will, in all probability, be Mir Halls last week with the church, as he leaves for the Bridge port conference on Wednesday and does not expect to return.
 A dispute between F. H. Judd and the men who are demolishing the lily block over the alleged ownership of the metal ceiling in the corner store, formerly occupied by Mir Judd as drug store, was settled yester- day. Mir Judd had this ceiling placed in position at his own personal ex- pense and did not propose to allow the railroad company to remove it. As the ceiling was being loaded into one of Expressman Clark's carts to he transferred to freight car. Bailiff William Brophy served papers in a replevin suit brought by Mir