Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-20
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Lenten services will be held in St Francis's church this evening at 7:30.
 Mrs Charles Manville of Hillside avenue has returned from New Ha- ven.
 Michael Halijan of North Main street is visiting relatives in Bos- | ton.
 Miss Dorothy Schaffer of Hillside avenue is visiting relatives in Phlla- delphia.
 James Dunn of Scott street has returned from visit with friends in Wallingford.
 Mrs Mary Healey of Naugatuck is spending a few days with relatives in Thomaston.
 w. T. Rodenbach of Terrace ave nue has returned home from short trip to New York city. 1 Mrs Herman Dock of Providence, R. l., is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs Charles Warner of Oak street.
 The Imperial Moving pictures will be exhibited at the Gem Opera house tomorrow afternoon and evening.
 Miss A. Louise Callahan of Elm wood street has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Bos- ton and vicinity.
 Another case of diphtheria was reported to the health officer, the pa- ] tient being Mrs Augustus Donnelly of Walnut street.
 Mrs Emma Grierson of Park place has gone to Putnam, where she will be the guest of Mrs W. A. Fiske of that place.
 A case of scarlet fever is reported in the family of Joseph Poloska of Bridge street. The patient is his little daughter.
 Francis Collins of Hotchkiss street will sail to-day from New York for l Ireland where he will spend the next few weeks visiting relatives.
 The Amazon pool parlors have again changed hands. Frank Sablna having sold his interests to Dominic Barebiero, who conducted the place some time ago.
 Charles E. Pearson, Eugene D. Squires, Jesse H. Weaver and Frank K. Nichols attended the meeting of the officers of the Connecticut brl- gade of the K. of P. which was held in Meriden yesterday. Rev Gustaf A. Anderson, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church left yesterday for Brooklyn, N. Y., where he will assist at mission meeting at the Swedish Pilgrim church. He will not return until Monday.
 William Kelly of this place, and member of St Francis society drum corps, was elected a member of the executive committee of the State As sociation of Pliers and Drummers which was held in New Haven We'd ensday.
 At the parish house this evening the Rev Sherrod Soule. pastor of the Congregational church, will preach the third lecture in the series of Some Elect Women of America this subject Lucy Lar com, 1S26-1S93."
 The game of the pool tournament was played last night between Goynes and Conlon and was one of the best games played yet. The game resulted in a victory for Goynes by score of 75 to 66. This evening Stevens and Reed will cross cues.
 The funeral of Patrick Gavin was held this morning from his late resi- dence on Greenwood street to St Franciss church, where a requiem high mass was celebrated for the re- pose of his soul by the Rev Father Tanning. pastor of St Mary's church, of which the deceased was a mem- Der. 1nterment was in St James's cemetery.
 The past archons of Naugatuck conclave. I. O. H., will go to Water bury tomorrow. where an associa- ton of the past archons of district No 94 will be formed. The meet ing will be held in Lafayette hall and will begin at D. m. After the association is duly formed a banquet will be held. Naugatuck will have twelve past archOns who will attend the meeting.
 The Goodyear M. R. Shoe Co.'S fac tory will close tomorrow night and will not resume operations until April IS. when the first ticket will he made. This factory has been running about one month after shut down of ten weeks and this mo- tice Of idleness is something that was not expected by the people of the borough. When the notice 10 close was given the employees on last Monday there was no definite idea of when work would he again resumed. but word was received yes 'erdav afternoon tO tO the effect that the first ticket would be made on the day above mentioned.
 The civil suit Of Contractor E. A. Hotchkiss against F. IT. Jones to re- cover a bill of sS3 was tried yesteT- day before Justice of the Peace Seth n. Bingham. Attorney McDonouEh is looking after the interests of the plaintiff and Attorney John ". Sweeney represents the defendant The case occupied the greater part of tbe day and even then it vas not finished and an adjournment was taken until "Wednesday. March 25. The suit is brought because Of the settling of the support of the cellar. thus causing the plaster to crack in all the rooms in the house and in soue parts to fall of and the plain