Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-19
NAUGATUCK NUCGE TS

State Truant Officer Giles Potter of New Haven was in Naugatuck yesterday making inquiries relative to the employment of children Of school age and as a result of his visit certificates to work in local factories were refused three foreign born children between IA and l5 years of age. Under the law the superintendent of schools may issue certificate to work in factories If the applicant in his opinion has acquired sufficient education, but in cases where the applicants education is not sufficient for him to leave school the application is referred to the state truant officer.
 While in town day or two ago and when asked if he intended to speak at any of the republican ral- lies to be held in Naugatuck during the campaign, George l.. Lilley of Waterbury, republican candidate for governor, replied that his assign ments to speak would be made by Mi chael Kenealy of Stamford, chairman of the republican state committee, and that he did not know as yet just what places MT Kenealy would as sign him. s..a,v e. .'
 Dennis J. Griffin, George J. Strobel and John McGrath of Waterbury have been appointed commissioners by Warden O'Loughlin to assess ben efits and damages to property owners on North Water street by reason of proposed changes in the highway and grade lines on that street, The com- missioners will announce the date for the first hearing within a few days. Attorney William Kennedy will rep resent the town. f. .s.
 The Naugatuck Business Mems association has received an invita- tion from. the. Business Mems asso- citation of Hartford to attend the celebration in that city when the Hartford bridge and Connecticut Boulevard are to be dedicated. The rooms of the Hartford association are in the Times building, 720 Main street, where information and plans regarding the celebration will be furnished. .-
 The funeral of Mrs Lillian Steele, daughter of Mrs Rebecca Steele of Hillside avenue, whose death occur red Wednesday night in New York city, was held yesterday afternoon at the parish house. The service was conducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule, pastor of the Congregational church. The remains were taken to New Brit ain this morning on the S:04 train for interment. ..
 The Rev Mir Hanna, pastor of the Baptist church, will be absent Sun day. A preacher will be secured to conduct the morning service and in the evening at, o'clock, Frank M, Bonnell of Waterbury will conduct the service.
 Beginning tomorrow the Nauga- tuck Times will be issued hereafter under the name of the Sunday Times. The business manager will be Patrick Connor. Frank E. Nolan will con tinue as editor of the paper.
 The new addition to the Central avenue school has been completed and it is thought that all of the rooms will be ready for occupancy next week Workmen are putting on the metal ceilings. >; =.
 Clarence Otis, who has been spend- ing the past few days as the guest of MT and Mrs Stephen Gladding of Frederick street, has returned to his home in Torrington. -....
 A hearing on the allowance of the account of the administrators of the estate of the late Johanna Person will be held in the probate office Sep tember 21 at 7:30 p. m.
 In the probate court the final ac- count of Thomas H. Benton, adminis- trator of the estate of the late Cath crime Roach was accepted by Judge McDouough.
 Miss Mary L. Egan of Aetna street is spending the week in Cheshire at the home of her mother, who has been seriously i'll, but who is now im- proving.
 William Sweeney of Hillside ave- nue has entered the Taft preparatory school in Watertown. He is a son of Attorney and Mrs John M. Sweeney.
 Mrs Patrick Mccarthy of West Hoboken, N. J., is the guest of MT and Mrs John, Frederick of Cliff street.
 The w. H. Mccarthy building on South Main street is being connected with the public sanitary sewer to- day.
 Miss Mamie Sullivan. who has been residing in Wallingford for sev- eral weeks, has returned home.
 Charles T. Mccarthy of Central avenue, who has been away on a vacation, has returned home.
 Mir and Mrs George Munson of Pittsfield, Mass, are visiting rela- tives here.
 Harry Stokes of New Haven was here yesterday afternoon calling on