Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-04
NAUGATUCK NUGGE E

The Ladies' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the parish house
 Michael J. Ryan of Lewis street has returned from two weeks visit 1 to Saratoga, N. '.
 The Bridgeport high school team 1 will play the local high tomorrow l. afternoon on Firemen's field. Attorney Eugene Sweeney of New ]. York city spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Owen Sweeney of Arch street.
 The Parish House association will 1 hold the annual meeting Tuesday evening at s o'clock in the parish ! house.
 ] Earl Barnum. student of Yale ! college, spent Sunday with his par i ents, MT and Mrs E. c. Barnum of i Elm street.
 James E. Sweeney, student at ] Yale, spent Sunday with his parents, l MT and Mrs James E. Sweeney of ] Central avenue.
 l R. Emmet Baxter has resigned as I official scorer for the firemen's team
 and the position has been taken by Edward J. Ahern.
 Thomas Talbot of Church, street i has returned from South Lee, Mass,
 where he has been attending the fu- neral of his sister.
 I Miss May Cullen, who has been l visiting her cousin, Miss Josephine I Brennan of Arch street, has returned to her home in New Haven. Centennial lodge, I. O. 0. F., will meet this evening. Every member { is requested to be present as impor- i tant business will be transacted.
 Miss Gertrude Mooney, who at- tends the New Haven Normal school, spent Sunday with her parents, M. and Mrs John J. Mooney of Hillside | avenue.
 l An anniversary requiem high | mass will be celebrated tomorrow
 morning at St Francis's church at s ! O clock for the repose of the soul of | the late Thomas O'Brien. 1 A wooden awning has been placed over the sidewalk under the railroad l bridge at Maple street, and people
 who have had cause to complain be-
 cause of the drippings coming from
 the bridge will appreciate this work
 being done.
 John w Hoadley, Harry Mills and
 Thomas Saunders will represent the I local tribe of Red Men at the state I .r !, inh n ha. held in Meriden next Wednesday. \
 large delegation from here will ac. | company the representatives on the trip.
 The Germania Maennerchor cele.
 brated its thirty-second anniversary yesterday afternoon in Germania hall in a very fitting manner. 4
 nicely arranged programme. consist. ing of vocal and instrumental music,
 speeches and recitations, was greatly
 enjoyed by large crowd.
 The Naugatuck high school base
 ball team went to Beacon Falls Sat
 urday and defeated the office team
 of the Beacon Falls Rubber Co by
 the score of 9 to 4. Roberts and
 o'Loughlin were the battery for the
 high school and Anderson and
 Welch for the office team.
 John Danaher of German street
 met with painful accident Satur-
 day while delivering milk. His
 horse became unmanageable and ran
 away, throwing MT Danaher from
 the wagon. with the result that he .1F ,.fl.0
 He was attended by surgeon and
 is resting comfortably to-day. The annual meeting of the Con.
 gregational church will be held Fri
 day, May &. The members of the
 Cradle Roll and their mothers are tu
 be received at 3 D. m.: the children
 of the church will be welcomed al
 p. m.: at o'clock the adults vii
 meet to greet each other, and the business meeting will be held al 7:30. Reports will be given and committees and officers will be elect ed Mir Warren, the historian. will give the history of the past year.
 The license question came neal
 being settled to-day without any vote
 because of the failure of those whs
 are the leaders of the opposition ts license in getting out the ballots. T is incumbent upon each faction tt
 see that the ballots are provided. al the state does not furnish them al , many supposed, and when this fac , was made known to the leaders n , the no-license movement yesterda,
 they were greatly concerned. and ; , few of them went to Hartford |, procure the ballots Their trip wa
 successful one because they hst i, the ballots on hand this morning d . seasonable hour. There seems ts , be unusual interest taken in the cleo . ton to-day and the forces of eael ! party are working for the success Q . their ticket.
 The fremen's base ball team de { feated the Newfelds of Bridgeport . Saturday afternoon on Bremen
 field, by the score of t0 g. Tn, . team showed decided improvement in its work compared to that of las i week and the coaching Of Jchn Cliff : ford has telling effect. Damn ; Sweeney. the always reliable pitche
 for the locals. had only five hits se 4 L. N.