Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-27
NAUCATUK NCUCGETS

Your boy wants a r. s. X Co tick. ct with his Easter suit.
 Mrs Lena Ida Parsons has brough, suit for divorce from her husband Frank Parsons. alleging intemper- ance and cruelty.
 Attorney William Kennedy has been retained to defend Edward Goldsmith of Thomaston. who is charged with setting fire to the North field knife shop.
 Joseph Lynch. whose resignation l as clerk in w.. E. Browns meat mar ket takes effect Saturday night will become manager of w. l.. Lloyds ho- tel at Laurel Beach.
 Fred HodsOn, who has been enjoy ing trip to Nassau. Porto Rico, Cuba, the Bermuda Islands and other places of interest in that part of the country, has returned.
 The Swedish Social club will give an entertainment and dance at Web CTS hall, Thursday evening. Music will be furnished by Donkersley, He'd, Oscar and Charles Carlson.
 TeutOnia lodge. N. F. 0. F., will have class initiation on Thursday at which 16 candidates will receive the degree. Grand officers will be present and refreshments served. Members are requested to bring cake.
 The Naugatuck association football team will play Wallingford Good Fri day afternoon at 2:3O on Bremen s field. FOrty-five minute halves will be played. The local team has been strengthened by some new players and a good game is guaranteed
 What promises to be one of the sO- cial events of the season will be giv- en at Columbus hall, Easter Monday evening, when the fourth annual concert and ball of the St Francis Y. A. B. society drum corps will be held. Music will be furnished by Geary's full orchestra.
 On account of the ninth anniver- sary celebration. the meeting of Lau- rel temple. r. S. Thursday evening, in Pythian hall will be called to order at 7:30. There will be short musi- cal program and q feature of the en- tertainment will be q drill by the degree team. Members are requested to bring sandwiches or cake.
 The police station at Union City caught fire this morning and was nearly destroyed. Sparks, said to have blown from one of the chimneys of the iron foundries. ignited the roof. Men employed. on the railroad improvements nearby saw the flames and a volunteer brigade was formed, one or two of the men climbing to the roof and tearing away the shingles. The damage was slight.
 The work of erecting barn and storehouse on w. H. Twitchelrs prop erty in Park place is progressing rap. idly. After it is completed new au- tomobile house used by Mir Twitch- ell at present will be torn down. The work of erecting large building. which will be used as society hall by the Odd Fellows and Masons will then be commenced. The buildings will all be of cement blocks.
 The funeral of Miss Margaret Ed monson, daughter of William H. Ed monson. of Cherry street. took place yesterday morning at St Francis church where n requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Higgins. The pallbearers were Jo- seph Sokoloski. Daniel Andrews. John Iannon. Patrick Lannon. William I.annon and Frank Williams. The flower bearers were Percy Chambers, Fred Travers. Michael COndon. Fred Happy. Edward Reilly and Thomas Bowling. The interment was in St James cemetery. The floral tributes were: pillow, lettered "Shopmate.' e.'