Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-13
NAUGAT UCK NUGGETS

Frank Kelleher has secured a posi- ton in Waterbury.
 William J. Neary has received tic- kets for the w. J. Bryan dinner at Hartford, April IS.
 Robert May of North Main street has secured position in the Wa terbury National bank.
 Martin Petrokiskie, an employe of the iron foundry, was injured yes:er- day. He was struck by plank upon which he was standing and cut gaSh in his head.
 The High school baseball team has arranged the first game of the season for net Friday on the Athletic field, with the nine from the Waterbury business collegebusiness college.
 Workmen employed by the railroad company in tearing down the lily block yesterday. loosened quantity of bricks which broke through the skylight and fell upon the floor of the Naugatuck Drug Co.'S store. dam- aging a case of goods.
 Attorney McDonough. as counsel for Burgess Mccarthy. is making out papers for an appeal from the decision of the New Haven county commits sioners in granting transfer of the Sullivan license from Water street to South Main street.
 About fifty friends visited the home og Sven and Miss Ellen Anderson on Grove street last night, where they were entertained until nearly mid night with whist and games. Supper was served
 Chief of Police John B. Schmidt de- tected smoke in the basement of the town hall about 10 o'clock last night and found that one of the inmates of the tramp room has been collecting boards and rubbish and had built a fire.
 Columbus hall was the scene of a merry gathering last night, the Occa- sion being the fourth annual recep- tion and dance of the Alpha Delta Chi fraternity. Prentzers orchestra ren- dered music and program of eigh- teen numbers was given. The ar- engagement committee consisted of Ed ward J. Ahern, chairman: Edward ]. Welch, J. Emmet Hall and James T. Leary. The patrOnesses were Mrs Charles r. Slade, Mrs F. w. Eaton, Miss COrnelia Chamberlain. Miss Nave WilcoxsOn. Miss Teresa NJ. NJ. Woods, Miss Harriet Minor and Miss Cathie M. Leary
 All the republican burgesses were renOminated without opposition last night. The first ward caucus was called to order in the borough court room. Refus Lewis was elected chairman and George T. Sanger, clerk. Erasmus Stahl was the unani- nous choice for the nomination as burgess. The ward committee elected was: Walter Brown, chairman: George Young and Patrick Duffy. The seven delegates to the borough convention were as follows: A. H. Dayton. W. T. Rodenbach. James Sweeney. Joseph J. Hall, Harris Whittemore. c. F. Landers and Jo- seph Carlson. The second ward cau- GUS was held in the parlors of the Naugatuck hotel H. H. Schofield was chosen chairman and W. A. Bird soil. clerk. H. H. Schofield was nom- mated as burgess. The ward con- mittee was chosen as follows: George Goodwin, chairman: H A. Soper and W. A. Birdsall. Delegates to the bor- ough convention were: Fl. H. Scho- field. B. A. Peck, George Goodwin, J. r. Jones. w. A. Birdsall, H. c. Burlingame and John Kirk, ir. At the hose house on Bridge street. In ion City. the third ward republicans elected Burgess Howard l.. Isbell as chairman of the meeting and Carl w. Thompson. clerk. H. l.. Isbe,l was again nominated for the office of bur gess. The delegates to the borough convention were: F. R. Nichols, C. w. Thompson. F. C. Goodyear. !. F.. Johnson. Howard l.. Isbell. Joseph Prick and George D. Hosford. The latter was also chosen as chairman of the ward committee. with Frank R. Nichols and F. C. Goodyear.