Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-28
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

lulpCl idl AloNluS plCluiSS VIII po exhibited tonight at the Gem opera house.
 Miss Catherine Hogan of North Main street is visiting friends in Hartford.
 Samuel E. Robinson of Derby is spending a few days with friends in the borough.
 Henry Blumnaneur, student at Cornell university is home for the spring vacation.
 Miss Elsie Ferrill a student at Mt Holyoke college is home for the spring vacation.
 MT and Mrs John S. Sullivan of Highland avenue is visiting relatives in Portland, Conn.
 A. H. Dayton has returned from a four weeks vacation spent in central and South America.
 Andrew Wylie, Sr., of High street is visiting his son Alexander at his home in New York city.
 Two children of MT and Mrs Thom- as Parkes of Frederick street are re- ported ill with scarlet fever.
 A civil service examination for clerk and carrier was conducted to- day in the Salem school building.
 Dr A. E. May of North Main street has returned from New Hampshire where he has been the guest of friends.
 Miss Nellie H. Hosford of Hillside avenue has returned from New Ha ven where she has been the guest of relatives. S. Dreyer, who has been the guest of his sons Charles and Isaac of this place has returned to his home in Port Jefferson, N. Y.
 Fred Hodson, who had planned to leave to-day for Porto Rico, has postponed his trip on account of the illness of his brother.
 Miss Mary Wells a teacher at Mt Holyoke college is spending her va cation with her parents MT and Mrs Henry Wells of Tolles square.
 c. T. Kaylor of Cold Springs; L. l., who has been the guest of his son, Charles A. Kaylor of Highland av- enue, has returned to his home.
 The condition of Rev Father Sheri- dan is much improved to-day. He spent comfortable night and seems to be gaining a little more strength each day.
 Health Officer Baker has removed the quarantine from the home of Gilbert Greenburg of Frederick street whose children have recovered from scarlet fever.
 A hearing on the application for permission to sell real estate belong ing to Daniel and Catherine Roache will be held in the probate office at 9 a. m. March 31.
 Henry H. Squires of North Main street will conduct the morning ser vice at St Peters church Plymouth Hill, Sunday, and in the afternoon he will preach at the mission chapel in Terryville.
 Burgesses Isbell and Freeman have been appointed by Warden Roden- back committee to hear all claims for damages now pending against the borough. They will hear all circum- stances and report to the board.
 The pool match at the Waldorf last night was between Stevens and Ol- sen, Stevens won the match probably because of run of 23 points which he made during the game. The final score was Stevens 75, Olsen AS.
 Rev Gustaf and Mrs Anderson left yesterday for Georgetown, Conn, where he delivered sermon in the Swedish Congregational church, of that place. He vii also deliver lecture tonight at an entertainment given by members of that churcch.
 Contractor T. A. Kennedy has the contract for building three houses for William J. Weary in the city of New Haven, two of the houses will be on Whitney avenue and one on Cannon street. The houses are to be on the plan of modern homes and will be in keeping with the other buildings in that part of the Elm city.
 At the annual meeting of the NaugatuCk lodge. E. P. 0. F.. the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing term: Exalted ruler. Joshua W. Rogers; esteemed leading knight, Thomas W. Ahearn; esteemed loyal knight, Jessie W Weaver: esteemed featuring knight. Charles F. Dalton; secretary, Cornelius J. Kelliher; treasurer, Eugene D. Squires: tyler, Chauncey Crosby. After the closing of the regular meeting a social ses- sion followed. The catering was done by A. c. Hinckley. District Deputy Freeman of New London was present. and also a number of mem bers from Waterbury.
 It is not definitely known just when the freemen meeting will bel called for the purpose of taking ac- ton on the matter relating to the purchasing of a hose house site and the erection of the hose house There seems to be a strong opposition 10 the wording of the petition which would make the voters least their ballet jointly on the matters. while there is bitter objection to purchas-I ing of the proposed site, there is con siderable objection to making the question be decided jointly. and if itI is put before the people in this form it is almost safe to predict what the result of the ballots cast that day will show