Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

few weeks with relatives in Brook
Ign, N. Y.
The Church Helpers will meet
Wednesday afternoon in st Mich
.aels chapel.
Mrs w. F. Brennan of Meadow
street spent yesterday with relatives
in Bridgeport.
The Alpha Delta Chi fraternity
will hold regular meeting this even
ing at o'clock.
A daughter was born Sunday
night to Mr. and Mrs Richard King
of Riverside drive.
Miss Susie Warren of Cliff street
| left yesterday for three weeks
visit with relatives in Patchogue, L..
|.
The Daughters of Isabella whist
| club will meet this evening with
Miss Margaret Healey of Olive
! street.
The Misses Agnes and Nellie Hos
/ ford of Hillside avenue are spend
ing a few days with friends in New
York city.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ.
E. church will meet Wednesday at
| ternoon at $3.50 with Mrs Forbes OF
Cherry street.
| The Misses Elizabeth and Mary
Kennedy of Meadow street have re-
turned from a few days sojourn AZ
] Atlantic City.
A case of scarlet fever is reported
in the family of Anthony Malskl OF
Bridge street. The patient is his
little daughter.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In
the parish house.
A private telephone switch has
been installed in the National bank
building by the Southern New Eng
land Telephone Co.
At the Waldorf last night the pool
game between Altman and Olsen re-
suited in a victory for Altman, the
score being rs to 46.
The Celtic Medical society Of Wa
terbury met last night with DR. j. j.
Carroll of Church street. A paper
was read by DR. Boucher of Hart
ford.
Mrs Cora Il. Twitchell and daugh-
ter Mabel of North Main street have
returned from Los Angeles, Cal,
where they have been spending the
winter.
A number of persons have made
application to take the civil SERVED
examinations for clerk and carrier
to be held in Naugatuck postofiice
on March rs.
Eugene and Edward ]. Sweeney
were named as executors of the viii
of the late Owen E. Sweeney by
Judge McDonough in the probate
court yesterday.
Miss Helen Foy, who is taking q
course of training at st Francis
hospital, Hartford, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as Foy of Oak street.
The benefit dance for John Con
nors. who was badly injured sho"i
time ago, will be held this evening
in Columbus hall. Geary's orches
ira will furnish the music. Tickets
are 25 cents each person.
The factory of the Goodyear
Metallic Rubber Shoe Co will clost
next Saturday for annual inventory
The exact date of Tesumfng opera
tons is not yet known, but it il
thought that work will be resumed
: about the first week in April.
Al the regular meeting of the
local aerie of Eagles held last nigh
In Eagles hall. State Treasurer r
Sweeney of Derby was present
and delivered an interesting address
! on the good the order was doing
! After the business meeting was owe
a social session was enjoyed.
, The funeral of Miss Josephine
, Krichman was held this mOrnirl
from her late home on Anderson
street to St Francis's church. wher'
a requiem high mass was celebrated
nv the Rev William J. Tanning, pas
tor of St Mary's church. The inter
ment was in 81 James's cemetery.
William Greeder, who is EN-
Moved as q teamster. had his foo
badly crushed yesterday afternoon
, when a dump cart loaded with Goa
= was tipped. the rear end Of the car
= striking him on the instep, with III
result mentioned above He "a
taken TO the Office of physician AM
later removed to his home on Pom,
: street.
The A. o. H have completed al
: ARRANGEMENTS for the ST Patric.s
dav celebration which is TO be he'll
this evening in Hibernian hall
very pleasing programme has bee
arranged. consisting Of addresses r.
Attorney J. r McD0nOugh. J.
Hall and William Kehoe: vocal al
I instrumental music and recitation,
; which will be followed by baa
=. uuet.
Rishop Keane OF the Roma
; Catholic diocese Of Wyoming NJ
sneak next Thursday night at
Fraucis's church. Bishop Keane al
meals for aid in the carrying On {
the work OF his diocese. and il Is IA
that purpose he il visiting the pat
= ishas Of New England. II is hope
that a large number will be preset
On the occasion Of his visit to
Francfs's parish
Oncer Malone went TO WaterbHE
Yesterday and brought tS0 Italiar
10 the local police station and il
Thought theF are the ones who con
: rsitrpd burgfarfes at the store
Nixon G. Carroll and H J. Duuia
Il some Of the goods stolen from the