Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Andrew Munson of Hoadley street
 is confined to his home by illness.
 Miss Mamie McDermott of Nortl
 Spring street is visiting friends il
 Bristol.
 Mrs Sherrod Soule and son art
 spending a few days with relatives
 in Elnira, \. Y.
 Mrs James Hughes has returned
 home after spending q few days witt
 friends ill New York city.
 The Misses Alice and Nellie Platt
 who have been visiting friends 1T
 Shelton, have returned home.
 A number of Naugatuck people at
 tended Polls theater last evening tt
 see Mrs Leslie Carter present ''Du
 Barry
 The Red Men will hold dance at
 Red Mems hall Saturday night. A
 very enjoyable evening is assured
 those who attend.
 Miss Bridget Danaher and Jere- miah Monohan were married We'd nesday morning at St Francis church by the Rev William F. Tanning.
 The Union City Drum corps will
 meet tonight for practice. All menl-
 bers are requested to be present. 1 They will go to Watertown on Fri
 day evening.
 The Naugatuck band will give an- other of their popular dances this of rn1 1,1,c hon A latest music will be played and a good time is assured to all who at tend.
 J. H. Weaver of Naugatuck has been appointed by Grand Chancellor Thomas w. Mitchell of New Britain as district deputy for the Knights of Pythias for district No 22, which comprises Ansonia and Derby.
 The funeral of the late Michael Leary was held this morning from his home on Scott street to St Fran ciss church, where a requiem high mass was celebrated The interment was in St Francis's cemetery.
 The Glee club and all others who are to sing at the High school alumni fair that is to be held after Thanks giving will meet Saturday night iii the High school. It is hoped that there will be large attendance.
 An important meeting of the Young Mems Catholic institute will be held tonight. Every member should at tend, as the final arrangements will be made for the smoker that will be given by them on the night of De- cember 3
 The managers of the Starlight football team went to Ansonia last night for the purpose of completing for game with the Academies of that place, and it is likely that a game will be arranged for next Sunday at the Miser's lot.
 Patrick Dullard died late Tuesday night at his home on Cherry street, he leaves a widow and three chil- dren, 1lso his parents. Mir and Mrs John Dullard, two sisters. Mrs Thomas Dwyer and Mrs Samuel Ford, and three brothers, John, Francis and Joseph Dullard The funeral will be held Friday.
 Miss Sadie Barrett died yesterday at her heme on Riverside Drive. She leaves her parents, MT and Mrs John Barrett. seven sisters, Mrs Ethelbert Davis of Union City. Mrs William Briggs of Waterbury, Mrs Edward Nixon of Naugatuck and the Misses Mary, Catherine Helena and Alice Barrett, and one brother, William F. Barrett, all of Naugatuck.
 The officers of the Malleable Iron have decided to in part recompense the widow of John Petro- ski. who was killed by the explosion of gas in their factory fast week by a payment of $500. They have also made settlement with the brother of Frank Petcheski. who was killed on behalf of his parents. who irc said to be dependent on their sons and in very poor circumstances in Poland.
 Who would bc liable for damages should any one he injured hy falling | Dff the high wall that runs along thr | " f'' SAtsN VI ASi4AA oAAfCG- II IHo btNPll I stated that it is not as yet public ! highway and that the road superin- |! .enlent has been instructed to have | signs placed on either end of the | street to warn the public to this pf- | 'ect. but up to date no notices have Ieen placed there. and it seems as hOugh this matter ought to he attend 'd to by those in charge of this kind If work
 The members of the Natatuc asso- 'iation Of Haymakers. accompanied 'y their band. went to th, home nf 1 'lr and Mrs Harry olsen of Hillside Ivenue last night and gave them a ousing sPFenade as MT olsen. who is member of the association. was re- ently married and the other mem- 'ers wished to openly express their .OOSl wishes tn the newly married ouple. After the band and the others lad all the fun they thought nps1rs- ary for the OscasiOn. they were in- fled insi'le t0 partake of gOusl things hat had been gotten ready for them. The evening was enioyabiy spent and [ was agreed bv all nrpspnt thaf NIr