Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-05
NAUGATUCK NUGGE TS

scarlet fever.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Henry Herman of South Main street.
 Renie Squres of New York city is viisting his father, C. Henry Squires of High street.
 Miss May Slavin of Middletown was the guest of Miss Kathryn Cross or Barnum court, yesterday.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold domestic bakery sale in St Michaels chapel tomorrow afternoon.
 Edward Roach of Woodbine street has returned from few weeks visit with relatives in New Britain.
 Mrs William Shepard of Walnut street, who has been visiting relatives in NewtOwn. has returned home.
 Attorney Seth w. Baldwin of New Haven. is the guest of his mother Mrs M. A. Baldwin of Carroll street.
 James Malloy has returned to his home in Paterson, N J., after few days visit with friends on Bridge street.
 Svea lodge will hold an important meeting this evening at Pythidn hall. After The business meeting a smoker will be held.
 Mid-week service will be held to- morrow evening in the parish house at 7:30 o'clock. Subject, Jesus and Two Rich Men.
 Scott company, U. R. K. P, will give a dance at Pythian hall on Sat urday evening. Prentzel's orches~ tra will furnish music.
 H. D. Patterson has moved his gro cery store from the Freeman building on Church street to the Benedict build ing on the opposite side of the street.
 The committee appointed Ivy the local aerie of Eagles to make ar engagements for their fair are re- uuested to meet this evening at 5 o'clock in Eagles hall.
 The NaugatuCk Land will give ono of their popular dances this even ing at Columbus fall. All the latest music will be played. A good time is assured all who attend.
 The funeral of Mary. infant daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs Louis Strukaneeg of Prospect street. who died yester- day. was held this morning. Inter- ment was in St James cemetery.
 The Naugatuck Lithuanian Coop erative association store in the Ray therwick new building on Spring street will be opened about December Is. William Sureha will he the manager.
 At the meeting of Evergreen chap ter. o. F. s. this evening there will he initiation and at the close of Of the business meeting a social session will he enjoyed. Refreshments will be served.
 The administration account of A. H. Dayton, executor of the estate of Harry K. Atwood. late of Beacon Falls, deceased, was accepted by the probate court at hearing held yes terday.
 Natatuc HaynIakers association, No 25, will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening at Red Mems hall. After the business meeting there will be a social hour and re- treatments.
 The blacksmiths in the borough were busy until late last night on ar- count of the condition of the streets. The light snow storm of yesterday left the streets in an icy condition and the storekeepers didn't care to take any chances.
 The Church Helpers and St Mich ael's guild will hold fete on the af- ternoon and evening of December 12. The booths will contain Christ mas toys. candies and useful articles. Supper will be served from 6 to s, after which the choir boys will take part in the entertainment.
 On Sunday afternoon at o'clock tNe corner stone of the new LithI- anian Lutheran church on Curtis street will be laid The services will be in the Lithuanian language. bu. there will be addresses delivered in Lithuanian. German and English. Three ministers will take part in the service The public are cordially in- yited to attend.
 Al the meeting Of Naugaturk con clave No 53T. l. c. H. on Tuesday evening. officers were elected as fol- lows: ArchOn. John G. E. Adams: provost. Joseph I.engyel: prelate. T. B. Harkins: secretary. John Kirk. ir: financier w C. Hard: treasurer. W. ID. Champion: inspector. John
 
 William Saunders. H. E. HoadIcy.
 The musical given at the parish house last eveTing under the aus pices of the Ladies Aid society. was received with enthusiasm by a Iarrt. audience. The first part of the pro gramme consisted of piano and violin selections and t0caI quartettes. and the second part The Trend of Time" a lyric idyll. for quartetrs and piano. The vOcaIists we're Mrs IiIls Wigmore Squires. soprano: Mrs Bertha Vibberts Smith. contralto: Louis T. McCulIum. tenor. William H. Joy. bass: Harry Ludlow Cook. pianist. George Ira TOmpkins. violin. The proceeds will go to the parish house piano fund
 The borough attorney reported to the hoapi of warden and burres=es at the meeting held Tuesday night that he conferred with Superinten.I- emt BeaTVisley Of tIse trolley company in relation tO having the ears stop on the south side of Maple street and that be had agreszI to do anything < that ffse borough ofFirizEs asked him to do lsut that up to fie present time the eSTs had h@~n running over this spot and that the request bad not Esaea ! complied with and F-arzusp oF Sn FzFaur-