Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-28
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

DemOCTaIlC primaries were hSiu in each of the three wards last eyen- ing. Eleven delegates and two al- ternates were elected from each ward. They will meet in convention next week to elect delegates to the state, senatorial, congressional and probate conventions. The follow ing delegates and alternates were elected: First ward-John F. Me Donough, Thomas H. Benton, John J. German, H. A. Hard, Newell A. Smith, Joseph E. Martin, Joseph w. Reynolds; alternates, Hugh Hearns, Hugh Moore; box tender, John P. Hogan, checker, William F. Ayers; second ward, William Ken nedy, Michael Ford. Edward P. O'Brien, William E. Stevenson, Rob ert Cleary, Frank E. Nolan, Joseph L. Jackson; alternates, George Wigglesworth, William F. Barrett; box tender, Frank E. Nolan; check CT, Richard Clancy. Third ward Harry Roberts, Timothy Daily, Pat rick Costello, George C., Lambert, D. NJ. Linskey, T. P. Reilly and Patrick Scully; alternates, M. J. Langford and J. J. O'Reilly; box tender, M. J. Langford; checker, Patrick Scully. ...-.. -
 A pleasant surprise party was held Wednesday night at the home of Tano Sileo, on High street, in honor of his cousin, William Romes, of New York, who is visiting here. About 40 were present. Games were played vocal music was rendered and danc- ing was enjoyed The evening was delightfully."- spent by all present.
 The clerks baseball team played the Columbias yesterday afternoon on the Firemen's field and the for mer won by the score of 6 to ,. The game was close from the start and the clerks had to extend them selves in order to win from their opponents. The Columbias put up a great game and their fielding was of the high order. F."
 Lallier's Military band of Water bury will give their last concert and dance of the season at Columbus hall, Thursday evening, September 8. The full band will be present and the latest popular music will be rendered. The admission is 25 cents each person. ... -t,
 The commissioners before whom a hearing on benefits and damages to Ward street property owners was held as announced in yesterdays Democrat are making out their re- port to the board of warden and burgesses to-day.
 The Clan Ma Gael field day which was, to have been held at Steeple- chase Island on Saturday, August 29, has been postponed until Saturday. September 5. All entries for the athletic events will be good on the 5th. s-.-E
 An important meeting of Court Naugatuck, Independent. Order of Foresters, will be held this evening, at Hibernian hall An. explanation will be given of the changes made in the laws of the convention.
 Paul P. Bronson of Middlebury. we'll known here, was married in Woodbury Tuesday to Miss Ange J. Fliess. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Stanley Bloomfield.
 Several members of Companion Court Minerva, l. O. F., are going to Hartford tomorrow to attend the Independent Foresters' field day at Electric Park.
 The work of laying sanitary sewer on Rubber avenue is nearly completed. It is being done by men in the employ of Road Superintend- ent o'Brien.
 Mrs Herman Strand will leave for Seattle. Wash. tomorrow. where her husband is now employed as a cutter in a leading tailoring estab- lishment.
 Mrs Patrick Duffy and daughter. Nellie, of Cliff street, and Miss B. Heating Of Fairview avenue are wis iting relatives in Middletown to-day.
 Mrs Agnes Murphy and daughter, Miss Lyda Murphy Of Aetna street. have returned from Boston where they have been visiting relatives.
 Work in the grinding rooms of the local rubber factories was resumed yesterday after a three weeks shut down.
 Special sale school suits at Upson. Singleton 6 Co.'S. s2.55 buys a s4 sfift