Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A son was born Saturday to MT and Mrs Michael Malia of South Main street
 A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Fred Robinson of Elmwood street.
 James Cuggy of Cherry street spent Sunday with friends in New Haven.
 Mrs George Curran of Aetna street is visiting relatives in New Bruns- wick, N. J.
 Miss Helen Ryan of Meriden spent Sunday with her sister Mrs w. J. Weary of Fairview avenue.
 Attorney and Mrs Thomas Bowen of Highland avenue spent Sunday with relatives in Danbury.
 Miss Margaret Kennedy of Bristol is the guest of her sister Mrs A. c. Hinckley of North Main street.
 Thomas Dolan of Providence, R. l., is visiting his parents MT and Mrs James Dolan of City Hill street.
 Miss Helen T. Patterson of Beach street is spending weeks vacation with friends in New York city. James McDonough of North Main street left Saturday for Buffalo where he has secured employment.
 At the Lenten services Wednesday evening, the Rev Father Tanning of St Mary's parish will preach the sermon.
 Miss Mary Higgins of New Britain who has been the guest of Miss has returned home.
 The adjourned case against the proprietOrs of the Naugatuck club will be tried tomorrow morning in the borough court.
 A number of the local sports will go to Danbury tomorrow night, to witness the boxing exhibition which is to be held in that city.
 Superintendent of Schools Frank w. Eaton, attended the annual meet ing and banquet of the School Mas ters' club, which was held in New Haven last Saturday.
 The funeral of Apolomza, the in- fant of MT and Mrs Buomslaw Rum- onska of Anderson street was held yesterday afternoon. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 Rev Father Wilson a teacher at St Thomas seminary in Hartford as sisted at St Francis church yester- day and delivered an eloquent sermon at the 10:30 o'clock mass.
 Rev William H. Garth, rector of St Michaers church, will make the addresses at the Lenten noonday ser vices at Christ church, Hartford, to- morrow and Wednesday. The ser vices begin at 1925 and end at 12:45 noon. He made an address to-day at noon.
 Seven candidates took the civil service examination for clerk and carrier which was held Saturday in the Salen School building. The ex- animation was conducted by Charles R. Hitchcock. Fred Hubbell and Mat thew Maher, all employees of the local postoffice.
 The condition of Rev Father Sheridan is much improved to-day. He spent a comfortable night and was considerably brighter this morn ing. Prayers were offered for his recovery at the morning services held at St Michael's Episcopal church, which shows the esteem in which he is held by the people of the borough irrespective of creed.
 Marcelle Lezenski went into St Hedwig's Polish church last night during the celebration of vespers and began to use profane language to- wards Rev Father Macieiewski. He was placed under arrest and his case was adjourned in the borough court this morning until Thursday in order to enable him to secure counsel. He was released under bonds of $50.
 William Pranaitis YVES before Judge HungerfOrd in the borough court this morning He vas charged with breach of the peace. About week ago a friend of his was in the police station and he was allowed to call to see him, during which time he passed the prisoner a bottle of liquor When he heard that he was going to be arrested for doing it he | went to New Britain. but returned 1 yesterday and was taken in by Off, | ger McKiernan. He was fined s1OI and costs and being unable to pay, 1 went to jail.
 The officers of the fire department 1 met Saturday night at the Water l street hose house to listen to a pro position made by a person who is l trying tO organize mutual aid as l sOCiatiOn as an auxiliary to ihe state l fund. No definite action | was taken on the proposition. and I the matter will be fully discussed i at the next meeting Of the company, | which will be held Thursday night. i The plan is in operation in several | states. particularly throughout the west, and if it meets the approval of l the members of the fire company of l this place it is likely to IDe adopted by them.
 With the nucleus for me of the I strongest teams that ever represent ed the NaugatHCk fire department ! and the borough. the ner manage ment promises to enter the field the I coming season and be a big factor I for the amateur championship of the | state Already MansEar George Lambert has completed arrange E.-- c..--Hs-a- .-EaM -