Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-05
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| field, Mass, is visiting friends in the
borough.
The Young Mems Catholic lnsti-
tute will meet tonight in their rooms
in the Neary block.
Attorney and Mrs Thomas Bowen
have as their guest Miss Sarah
Bowen of New Haven.
William Scully of Providence, R. l.,
is the guest of his brother, Patrick
Scully of Prospect street.
Mrs Heaphy and daughter, Macie,
of Lee, Mass, are the guests of Dr.
and Mrs ]. J. Carroll of Church street.
William Kelliher has resigned his
position as clerk in r. V. Parker's
dry goods store.
The Rev w. H. Garth who has
been spending the past few lays in
Montreal, Canada, has returned home.
Mrs Benjamin Gravelin of Provi-
dence, R. l., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs NJ. E. De Witt Of Park
place.
Harry Ludlow Cooke will give his
seventeenth organ recital at the Con-
gregational church on Tuesday even
ing, March 10.
The annual meeting of the Nauga-
tuck Hose and Hook and Ladder COM
pany will be held tonight in the
Water street hose house.
Attorney John F. McDonough has
returned from Hartford with an en-
crossed charter for the st Hedwig
Polish Roman Catholic Church Bene-
VIOLENT society.
At the meeting of Court Goodyear,
F. of A., held last Tuesday evening a
past chief rangers jewel was pre-
sented to John Adamson. The pre-
sentation speech was made by Sam
uel Grant, ST..
Rev DR. E. A. Zetterstrand, pastor
of the Swedish Lutheran church, is
in Bridgeport to-day. He will de-
liver an address at meeting of the
Young Peoples society of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church of that city.
At the Lenten services Friday ev-
ening in the parish house the first of
the course of six addresses on Some
Elect Women of America" will be de-
livered by Rev Sherrod Soule. The
first will be on Mary Lyon, 1897
1S49.
Martin Halijan, who for some time
has conducted fruit and confection-
cry store in Union City, has disposed
of his interest there to Abdulla and
Teris, who took possession yesterday.
Mr. Haitian will continue to conduct
his Maple street store.
Patrick Reardon, who tends the
fires in the boiler room of the G. NJ.
r. Shoe Co, was badly burned yester-
day afternoon, while at work. He
opened the door of the fire place and
a back draft caused the flames to
burst out around where he stood
with the result that his head and the
upper portion of his body was pain
fully affected. He was removed to
the office of a physician where his
burns were dressed after which he
was taken to his home where he is
resting comfortably to-day.
The basketball game tomorrow ev-
ening in the Gem opera house be-
tween the local High school team and
the Crosby High of Waterbury will
probably draw the biggest crowd of
the season, because the rivalry that
exists between the two teams is acute
and also because of the good showing
made by each team during the season
now drawing to a close, but there
seems TO be but one way of looking
at it from the standpoint of the
local team and that is that Nauga-
tuck will win with ease.
The question of another patrolman |
TO do duty on the east side of the |
river as was suggested by Burgess
has stirred up no end Of
talk among the people of this place,
and whether or not another police
man for the east side of the town is |
a necessity is still an open question,
but one that is sure to provoke mol
little interest in the way the police
department cover the various sections
Df the town. One citizen who is
much opposed to increasing the num-
Der of patrolmen said to-day in a
place much larger than Naugatuck |
The number Of patrolmen were fewer
than here. He also called attention
10 the large territory patroled by Of
icer McKiernan, who does duty in
Union City, and the element which
he has to deal with, that never a |
is made by or against him
and concluded by saying that there
Is enough patrolmen on now TO cover
places outside Of the principal streets
Turing the busy hours of the evening.
Of course this is the expressed opin-
Ion of only one citizen. but there may
be many who do not fully agree with
him. and as many more who do, but
Judging from the remarks made BY
he warden the other evening when
he matter was brought up IL looks
IS though no new man would be put
N until an appropriation was made
ior that purpose. and this cannot be
lone until the annual meeting which
xiH be held next May. and IL is safe
% predict that a warm session will
iOllow when this question is an issue