Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-26
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

are visiting relatives in Plainville.
 Mrs Harry Dalby of Hillside ave- nue spent yesterday at the shore.
 The Naugatuck Golf club will play the Bristol Golf club in that city Sat urday.
 Harold Bentley of New York city is spending few days in town with his parents. ~
 Charles Thomas, who now resides in Watertown, is calling on his friends in town.
 Gus Smith of Newark, N. J., who has been the guest of Charles Dreyer, has returned home.
 Miss Geneve Keefe of Derby is the guest of MT and Mrs Charles Hubbell of Millville.
 I. Heyman of Port Jefferson, L. l.. who has been visiting friends In town, has returned home.
 Richard Geary of Meriden, who is engaged in building moving busi- ness, was in town yesterday.
 Louis Triano and Mrs Mary C.. Mariana were married yesterday by the Rev Father Higgins.
 Miss Bertha Kendall of Hartford, who has been visiting friends la town, has returned home.
 Amos Carl, a former resident of this place, is in town again, calling on his old time acquaintances. Miss Kittie Williams of Ansonia, who has been in town visiting friends, returned home to-day.
 Michael Hiuckley and Miss Nellie Hinckley of Main street expect to leave next Monday for Rutland, Vt.
 Ernest Lundin of Walnut street has returned home, after spending a few days at Walnut Beach.
 The Cherokee Indians will play the firemen two games next Wednes- day, one game at 8 p. m. and one at p. m.
 Miss Lena Barrett of Riverside drive will leave next week for Utica, N. Y, where she will spend short vaaction.
 The suit brought against John Wiesman by the Potter-Foote Go of Waterbury has been postponed until August 5.
 Miss Margaret Kennedy, who has been visiting Mir and Mrs A. C.. Hinckley. has returned to her home in Bristol.
 Harry Davis and Edward Williams have returned from a trip to New York. They went each way by trol- ley.
 Health Officer Baker has notified all milk dealers whose sales are more than 100 quarts that they must register in the borough.
 Mrs Frank Warren and Joseph L. Warren of Meadow street left to-day for Block Island. where they will spend a two weeks vacation.
 It is expected that the new Union City depot will be opened for the frs; time next Sunday, and that the trains will run on the new tracks.
 There will be a special meeting tonight of the Naugatuck fire com pany. Business of importance is to be transacted and all who can should attend.
 The rooms of the Working Girls club will be closed during the time that Miss K. Maude Smith. president of the club. is spending a vacation at her home in Waterville, N. '.
 Geary & Burr are to move house for Patrick Brennan. The house is situated at the corner of Spring and Bridge streets and will be moved SD that the street may be widened at this point.
 The game tomorrow at Firemen's field will be between the New Haven T. 4. B. society and the local T. A. B., as the fire department team wilt go to Danbury to play the strong team of that place.
 A billboard has been erected oE North Main street, between the En- terprise office and Mulville's block. This will also serve as a protection at that dangerous spot that was opeh between these buildings.
 A. B. Cross, local representative for the Waterbury American. left to-day on a short vacation which will be spent at the shore. During his absence the news will be furnished by c. ]. Baxter. and Paul Johnson will look after the circulation.
 The directors of the Connecticut Traction Co reached here yesterday afternoon in their special car. They were here for the purpose of learning the shortcomings of the new line and to remedy whatever defects are found to interfere with the smooth working of that end of the line.
 Borough workmen began to-day to remove all material that is lodged against each of the iron supports at ends of the Center bridge. When this is done a protecting box vill be put around each one so that it can be cleaned and painted and will be better preserved. The iron is cor rOding and it was found necessary to do this before a much larger iOh would be required to be done by the borough.
 The firemen are preparing for q big time next week. when they will have the Hippodrome Amusement company showing on Firemen's field The field EiIl be lighted by eIectrici- ty. and ample protection will be fur nighed all who attend the carnival during the week
 Mrs Vernon Bunting and son of ElmwoOd street. who have been Vis- ting relatives in New Haven. have returned home Mrs Bunting was