Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-01
NAuGATUCK NUGGE TS

Henry Hoar of New Britain was a visitor in the borough yesterday.
 Frank Virelh member of the state constabulary was here yester- | day. ,~ .t. .. The Lithuanian Political club will
 meet this evening at 7:30sin Lin den Park hall.
 The Naugatuck board |. of trade
 will meet this evening in the bor-
 ough court room. e.. Matthew Riley of New Haven is I the guest of his sister, Miss Mar
 garet Riley. of Rubber. avenue.
 Mrs J. Eliza Hitchcock who has re-
 sided here for many years has gone ! to Wallingford to reside at the Ma
 sonic home. e,5t-s e
 The Naugatuck Fire department baseball team will play the Newfield's
 of Bridgeport tomorrow afternoon on
 tiremen's field.
 MT and Mrs William Roche of H Woodbine street have as their
 guest Miss Mary Mahoney of Lis trovel, Ireland. The Imperial moving picture con- | pany will give an exhibition to-nlor-
 TOW afternooH and evening in the Gem Opera House. An anniversary requiem high mass was celebrated this morning at St Francis church for the repose of the soul of the late Andrew Brennan. Court Juana, D. of I. leap year May carnival will be held this even- ing in Columbus hall, and a most
 enjoyable evening assured to all who are present.
 will hold a regular meeting Satur- day evening in St Cecilia's hall, and will be followed by social session. Vocal and instrumental music, danc- ing and refreshments will be en- joyed. On next Wednesday evening
 George R. Kirkpatrick of New York
 war of industry and the problem of
 the jobless man, under the auspices
 of Branch 21, Socialist party. At the Waldorf pool rooms last
 night very interesting game was witnessed between Richardson and Olsen, which resulted in favor of the former by a score of 75-74. As
 Richardson has lost but one game
 so far he stands good chance of
 winning-the tournament.
 The heavy rain of last night seri- ously interfered with business in the
 local stores as few people ventured
 from their homes, the dances of the
 Naugatuck band and the
 Naugatuck Outing club were postponed as result of the weather.
 The rain was exceedingly heavy while it lasted. but came at such an
 hour as to give a knockout blow to business.
 Miss Annie Prick of Naugatuck
 and Theodore Smith of Beacon Falls
 were married Thursday in the rec tory of St Augustine's church in Seymour by the Rev Father Rigney. Miss Alina Prick, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Henry Smith, brother of the groom, acted as best Hidu' AlteT SHOrJ wedding LTD, Mir and Mrs Smith will reside in
 Beacon Falls.
 The principal subject of discussion these days is the license question and the outcome of next Mondays vote is awaited with no small amount of interest. The opposing factions are
 deligently working so as to win their point. and the opinion held by many
 is that the vote will be in favor of license, but that strong vote will be boiled in opposition to such q meas ure. and this prevailing opinion is the result of canvass made through the various sections of the borough. The members of St Michaers parish held meeting Wednesday evening in St Michael's church. permanent committee was appointed consisting of Rev W. H. Garth, F. r. SchafIer.