Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Harry Taft of Elmwood street has accepted position as clerk at J. J. Kehoe's drug store.
 Mrs Peter Lynch of Meriden is wis
 iting her daughter, Mrs James Mur-
 ray of Cherry street.
 Wallace Travers of New York
 city is visiting his brother, Jay . Travers, of Frederick street. Miss Millie Alderman of Maple
 street left yesterday for Norfolk where she will spend the summer. The board of warden and bur
 gesses will meet tomorrow evening
 at 8 o'clock in the borough court room.
 Miss M. F. Murry, who has been
 the guest of MT and Mrs L. s. Moul- throp, has returned to her home in Providence.
 At St Francis's church Sunday the bans of marriage were published be- tween Benjamin Keirnan and Miss
 Mary Dillon. 4 Bailiff Richard Durkin cut his head so badly while cutting brush yesterday that three stitches were
 necessary to close the wound. The Misses sheela and Janet Olson of New York city, who have been the guests of Miss Alice Osborne of Fair view avenue, have returned home. MT and Mrs Sven-Benson left to- day for New York from which port they will sail tomorrow for Sweden where they will spend the summer with relatives.
 Another case of scarlet fever has been reported by the health officer. The patient is the little daughter of MT and Mrs Peter Fitzpatrick of
 Rubber avenue.
 Rev Sherrod Soule, Dr H. H. Cor ton and L. s. Moulthrop attended division encampment of the Sons of Veterans, which was held in New London yesterday. William Coleman, who recently graduated from Nthe University of
 Maryland as medical doctor, is the guest of MT and Mrs Michael Malia of South Main street.
 Dr T. NJ. Bull, who has been att tending the convention of the Ameri-
 can Medical association which was
 in session in Chicago during the past
 week, has arrived home.
 The lecture given last night in
 Pythian hall by Dr w. J. Long on
 Animal Life" was well attended. Dr Long is very interesting speaker and delighted his audience. The proceeds will go toward St Mich
 ael's parish house fund.
 Announcement has been made of
 the marriage of Miss Catherine Donnelly of this town to George
 Beach of Beacon Falls. The cere-
 mony was performed March 17 last
 at Westerly, R. I. The young couple
 are now residing at Beacon Falls. Mrs Ida May of Terrace avenue
 and Miss Hazel Andrew of Meadow
 street are attending the commence ment exercises at the Campbell school in Windsor, Conn. Mrs Mays daughter, Miss Marguerite May, is a member of the graduat-
 ing class. #. The ball game scheduled for to- morrow between the local high school
 team and the New Haven high has
 been cancelled. The excuse given by
 the New Havens is not at all satisfac- tory to Manager Schofield, who , thinks that the excuse is manufac- tured one. and is nothing more or less than a way of avoiding playing for the state championship. But he also states that he will play the New Ha-
 ven high team on any diamond in the state. the winner to take 75 per cent of the gate receipts. Such game,
 Mir Schofield will endeavor to arrange for a later date.
 The saloon on Rubber avenue.
 known as Cottage place, was closed yesterday by Prosecu ing Attorney
 Bowen, the facts having been es-
 tablished that the place has been conducted by Martin Kelly, whose
 license had expired. The case is a peculiar one as Kelly insulted a man whom he claimed owed a bill , amounting to about s6. The latter had Kelly arrested and it was dur
 ing the trial that above stated facts were learned. The place has re-
 gently been run in the name of - ! I AAAAbbN but AAEA "NNh N | man named James Powers of Wa
 terbury made application for a H.
 cense 10 sell at this place. but the circumstances were so mixed up that
 the prosecuting attorney thought the best thing for him to do would be
 to take the license and close the sa- ] loon. which he did and new develop ments are expected in day or two.
 William P. stapleton and Miss Mary F.. Sheridan were united in mar
 riage yesterday by Rev Father F1tz-
 gerald at st Francis church. The bride was attended by Miss Agnes Irwin of Lynn. Mass and John Staple ton. brother of the groom was best man. The brides gown was a cream colored tailor made suit and she wore
 light blue hat. the bridesmaids
 dress was a light gray tailor made
 suit with white picture hat After a
 wedding breakfast the newly married couple left in an automobile for New
 Haven where they took a train for
 New York They will sail from there to Old Point Comfort. Va and will also visit Washington. D. C. Atlantic |, City add Philadelphia before return ing home. On their return they will reside at Iss Meadow street Mr and ! Mrs StapIeton are both very popular young people and enter upon married life with the best wishes of a large . circle of friends
 Attorney John F. McDonouEa and Miss Josephine Agnes Brennan were .as Er~