Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-05
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Naugatuck band will give a dance Thursday evening at Columbu'
 hall.
 Miss Louise Morse of Church street is spending a few weeks at Dover
 Plains, N. Y.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the Parish house.
 Rev John J. Burke of Portchester has returned home after short visit with relatives here.
 Officer Anthony Malone who has been confined to his home by Hines is again able to be around.
 The condition of John Anderson o) Hillside avenue, who is ill with ty- phoid fever, is very much improved.
 The Starlight football team will meet tonight for practice and every member is expected to be present.
 The Church Helpers will meet with Mrs George W. Andrews of Fair view avenue Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
 Edward Cunning of Woodbine street has secured a position ill New ark, N J.. and left for that place yes | terddy.
 Harry Ludlow Cooke will give his first organ recital of the season at the Congregational church Wednes day evening.
 The board of warden and burgess will hold their regular monthly meet ting this evening at o'clock in the borough court room.
 | The sidewalk at the northwest end of Center bridge has been repairej and one of the danger spots at this place has been removed.
 Miss Mary Brannigan will enter the teachers training school at Man chester next week with the class from 1 the New Britain normal school.
 Miss Pauline May has returned to her studies at Mt HOlyoke college af- ter spending few days with hel mother, Mrs James o. May of Terrace avenue.
 Court Juana, D. of I. will hold social session this evening at St Ce celia hall to members and few in vited guests. Each member may in vite two friends
 Emmett Baxter who has been re- ceiving treatment at St Francis hos pital in Hartford has returned home He is much improved but has not en- tirely recovered from his injuries.
 The borough workmen under di- rection of the road superintendent Hillside avenue in front of the Swe- dish Congregational church.
 The funeral of Patrick Mcclure was held this morning at S:3O from his late home in Cliff street to the St Francis church. The interment was in St James cemetery.
 The football game that was to have been played between the Naugatuck high school and the Gilbert school of Winsted has been cancelled by the manager of the Gilbert team.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary B. Todd was held this morning from her late home on High street. Rev Sherrod D'Nlt bOhuulltu tlS ctl NlNcS. ub It- mains were taken to Cheshire for in terment.
 The Ecclesiastical society will hold speCial meeting in the Parish house this evening for the purpose of con sidering and acting on a proposition to increase the salary of the pastor of the church.
 The WOmen's Study club meet this afternoon in the Public library build ing Papers were read as follows: ' Pure Food Laws" Mrs Harry Dalby; ''Thc Work of Other Clubs" Mrs Soule: "Earth's Hidden Treasures Mrs De Voir.
 Mrs Emma Fitts of Goodyear ave- nue, who has been seriously i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs George Baldwin. of Lebanon. x. Y, has re- turned home accompanied by Mrs Baldwin. who will remain as her mothers guest for few weeks.
 The Naugatuck Business Mems as- scCiatiOn will hold a special meeting Wednesday evening at < o'clock in HOpsOn's block. This will he the for maj opening of the association's new rooms After the business meeting a smoker will he enjoyed by members.
 Edward PechulO. who was arrested a few days ago for selling liquor l without a license. was found guilty yesterday in the borough court and fined $50 and costs. He was defend l ed by Attorney Kennedy. who said that the testimony Of one who was convicted of theft was the only grounds for conviction and took an appeal tO the district court.
 John J. KehOe. who for the past II | years has been the prescription clerk at F. IT. Juid's drug store. has re- signed his position and will next Sat the SchcppeT's block on Rubber ave- nue- The fixtures for the new store have been received and are now being placed in positiOn. Mr Kehoa is all popular young man and has many l friends who wish him a successful l business career.
 IsSeII Post. No 43. c. 4. R wiIIl celebrate it's thiTry-third anniverssr, | Ua "Wednesday evening Among theI N-7AA-lA7 EA tEl aAr L1l- department T commander and stan. Redshaw pest of Ansonis- Wadhsms Post Of Water bury the WOmsn-s Relief corps O and the sons of Veteran, of NsuEatucE- Prof DonkerSTsv- club will furnish n.uSfr Refreshments will be served and all 3ld soldiers are invited to bs present
 GsveI BOdgs, K of P held their srs- Pythisn ladies night Izsr even