Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-20
NAt]GhTUCK NUGGETS

A son was born to Mir and Mrs Peter Farkosski of Union City yes terday morning.
 The funeral of the late Mrs Maria w. Smith was held from the parish house this morning.
 The awning in front of Baurer's store on Church street was burned shortly before noon yesterday
 Henry Callahan has accepted po- siiton with the American Laundry Co of Waterbury as manager of the Naug- atuck division.
 A meeting of the electors will be held this evening at $ o'clock in the borough court room.
 A adjourned meeting of the Ec- clesiastical society of the Congrega- tional church will be held in the par ish house tlis evening.
 The piano recital which was to have been given by the pupils of Harry Ludlow Cooks on Tuesday afternoon has been postponed
 Centennial lodge, 1. o. o. F., will hold a regular meeting this evening at their rooms in the Twitchell build ing
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church will meet on Wednesday afternoon.
 The official board meeting of the Methodist church which was to have been held last Thursday evening will be held after the church prayer meet ing next Thursday evening.
 The members of Isbell post are re- queSted to meet at G., A. R. hall on Sunday, May 26, at 10 h., and pro- ceed by bus to Guntown cemetery to decorate the graves of their con- rades. Meet at G. A. R. hall on the same evening at 6:30 to attend divine service at St Michaefs church. On May 30 the members and also the Sons of Veterans will assemble at G. A. R. hall at S:30. A detail of com rades and members or the Sons of Veterans will march to Grove nd St James cemetery and the remainder of the post headed by the Naugatuck drum corps will proceed to decorate the monument in the park and thence to Hillside and St James cemetery at F o'clock.
 Only BIT dogs have been registered up to the present time. Warden Roden- bach has stated that the delinquents are to be notified and those who fail to respond will be prosecuted.
 The subcommittee and members of the three divisions of the A. 0. II. met at Hibernian hall yesterday af- ternoon to further arrangements of the coming field day on May 30. The members voted to attend the opening of the parish fair of St Francis church in a body on Tuesday evening.
 Local musicians who are interested in the formation of a branch of the American Federation of Musicians met yesterday afternoon and it was voted to perfect the plans as soon as a char ter could be obtained from the Water- bury local under whose jurisdiction the Naugatuck branch will have to be organized,
 Members of the Swedish Congrcga- tional church assembled at the church on Saturday evening to welcome their new pastor. the Rev C.. X Anderson. One of the pleasing features of the event was the presentation to Mir Anderson of purse of S30.
 The council of the Catholic Womens Benevolent legion was instituted at Co., lumbus hall yesterday by Miss Anna 0'Connor, supreme president of the Benevolent Legion of the United Stat es, assisted by members and officials of the legion from Derby, Meriden, Waterbury, New York and Massachu- setts. The board of officers are as follows: Chaplain. the Rev F. OR. Sheridan: president Miss Mary E. Dooling: president. Mrs Elizabeth Lawless; chancellor, Miss Mary F.. Egan: orator, Miss Margaret Sugrle: secretary, Miss Catherine CGrran: col lector. Miss Catharine Sugrue: treasar- CT. Miss Susan Warren: guard. Mrs Margaret Geary; marshal. Miss Ethel Healy: trustees. Mrs W. A. Reilly, Mrs ". F. Brennan and Miss Nellie Calvin: examining physician, Dr W. \. Reilly. The new council starts ont with sixtyone charter members. The details of the organization will be tomorrow evening wien all members who have been examined by Dr Reilly are requested to meet at Columbus hall to listen to an address