Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

sulls TOT $2,S4, Upson, Singleton Cos.
 Mir and Mrs James Smith c
 Bridgeport are spending few day
 with friends on South Main street
 Mrs Harry Spenley of New Have
 who has been visiting friends her
 for the past few days has returne, to her home.
 The resignation of Attorney Will liam Kennedy as conservator ove
 Ernest Wooster, was accepted by tn Court of Probate.
 There's yulc-tde cheer in ,h' Bohemian" beer that the llellmanl brewery has brewed as special hol Idav treat. Order some tomorrow
 A hearing on the application i' sell certain real estate belonging l' the estate of the late Mary Johnson of Beacon Falls will be heard in th' probate court on December l9, al D, m.
 The local merchants will clos, their stores on Tuesday and Wednes day evenings as usual this week. Bu commencing on Thursday they vii keep open each week day night untl after the holidays.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Ann Me DOwell will take place WedneSua! afternoon at o'clock from w. II Twitchell's undertaking rooms on Church street. The interment will be in Hillside cemetery.
 Miss Harriet M. Platt of Rome, \. Y. is visiting her aunt, Mrs Miles B. Clark of North Main street. Miss Plat will be soprano soloist at the Fist Congregations church of Wa terbury during the next few months.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will give a moving picture entertainment at the Gem January 6. Some of the best pie lures that can be secured will be brought here.
 The local musicians have elected the following officers for the ensuing year: president, A. B. Cross, Jr; vice-president, John c. Healy; sec retary, George Crosley; financial sec retary, George Rempfer; treasurer. Max Herman.
 There will be meeting of Ramo- Red Mems hall and every member is requested to be present as chiefs for the ensuing year will be elected and there will be other important busi- ness to be transacted.
 William French of this place and Miss Ruth Genthner of Glendon, Me, were married at Glendon on Novem- Der A. The bridegroom is a son of Mir and Mrs Aaron French of High land avenue and he has been living in Glendon for some months past.
 The members of Centennial lodge, [. o. o. F. held their annual rool call last evening in the Odd Fellows nall. There was a large attendance There was work in the first degree. After the meeting a social session was held and refreshments were served.
 Ann Mcdowell died Sunday night 1t her home on Rubber avenue. The funeral will take place on Wednes- lay afternoon at o'clock with ser vices at Twitchell's undertaking 'ooms. the Rev W. H. Garth officiat- ng. The burial will be in Hillside 
 The officers of the Beacon Valley Driving and Agricultural association will make application for a charter at the meeting of the next legisla- ure. The result of the fair held he fall was satisfactory and the as sociatiOn is now on a firm financial oasis.
 The Parish House association Mems club will hold an important meeting tomorrow evening at & clock in the parish house when '.n address on the problem of munich pal water supply and sewage dispos- Il will be delivered by Cty Engineer Cairns of Waterbury.
 Mrs Norah II. Curtis. wife of Will jam R. Curtis, died at II o'clock Sunday morning at her home in Beacon valley. ~The funeral took ,lace this afternoon with services at he house. the Rev William Strick- and Harper, pastor of the Methodist hurch. officiating. The burial was n Grove cemetery.
 Peter Boylan of Hillside avenue as. through his attorney, John F. lcDOnough, brought suit against the own of Milford for damages on ac- ount of an onjury to his horse, by eason of the animal falling through
 defective bridge in said township. he suit is now pending before the istrict court of Waterbury. Omar '. Platt of Milford is attorney for le defendants. ssY
 The first performance of Miss larsden s Tutor" will be given in le Gem opera house this evening y a select cast which has been )ached by Harry E Benham for 1veral weeks. The play will be lyen under the auspices of the adies' Aid society of the Congrega- onal church. There has been rge advance sale of tickets and the | tendance will undoubtedly be | rge. The show will be repeated 1 gain on Thursday evening.
 The civil suit of M. Setlow & Son !
 New Haven against H Hevey & | } of Naugatuck. which was brought 1 efore Justice of the Peace Henry w. 1 amilton some time ago and ad- | urned from time to time. owing 10 e absence of the defendants who l ero alleged to be in Canada. has 'en settled. Justice Hamilton has ndered judgment in favor of the aintiffs 10 the amount of s36 and |