Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-27
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Miss Lillian Yale has gone to he
 home in Guilford to spend the sum
 mer vacation. -e
 Miss Annie Curran of Dunn ave
 nue has returned from a visit wl>l friends in New London.
 Miss Emily Phillips of Hartford i: the guest of MT and Mrs Walter H Twitchell of Fairview avenue.
 Mrs w. H. Mccarthy of Centra avenue has returned from week visit with friends in Hartford.
 Miss Catherine Nolan Of Southing' ton is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Winifred Nolan of Maple street. \ MT and Mrs Francis O'Donnell and ing few days in New York city. ~ Stephen Sake of Union City Jeff yesterday for to spend the summer with relatives in Russian Poland.
 The factory of the Dunham Hos iery company will close on July and will resume work on July 20
 Mrs Julia Walsh of Pennsylvania is visiting at the home of MT and Mrs Mccarthy of South View street
 Miss Mary L. Healy left yester' day for her home in South Natick Mass, where she will spend the sum mer.
 Harugari lodge. D. O. H., will hold an important meeting this evening in, IT o,.i lpn ro requested to attend.
 Paul Prentzel, the well known musician, will leave next week for Asbury Park, N. J.. where he will have charge of an orchestra during the summer.
 Miss Leonora Ba es of Somers- worth, N. H., who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs Sherrod Soule of Church street, has returned to her home.
 The Alpha Beta Alpha Sorority of the high school went 10 Strat- ford last evening to attend the we'd ding of Miss Nave Wilcoxson, a for mer teacher of languages in the To- cal high and one of the organizers of the society.
 Mrs Sarah O'Brien. widow of the late Michael O'Brien. died yes er- day afternoon at her home on Car roll street. She leaves four sons, John, Edward, James and Martin, and two daughters, Mrs Richard Ry- an and Mrs Burton Downs, all of Naugatuck.
 The funeral of Mrs Marcelle Bau- kus was held this morning from her late residence on Anderson street 70 St Francis's church where a re- quiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Tanning, pastor If St Mary's church. The interment was in St James cemetery.
 The Beacon Falls office team turned the trick on the Shoe Co.'S office team by defeating them yes terday afternoon in Beacon Falls. The score was Is to s. As each team has scored a victory against the other, another game will be played to settle the championship.
 The bells on the town hall, Con- gregational church and the Episco- pal church were tolled from o'clock until 5:30 o'clock yesterday after noon in honor of ex-President Cleye- land, whose funeral was being held at that time. The bell on each of these buildings was rung at intervals of ten seconds.
 The Carpenters union met last night in Foresters' hall and the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing year were elected: President, Thomas P. Rielly; vice-president, Henry SChears; financial secretary, Frank N. Taylor: recording secretary, Thomas F. Maher; treasurer, George 5. Clark; warden, James J. Rielly; Robert Freeman busi- ness agent. John J. Lawler: trustee Tor eighteen months, Henry Shears. The newly elected officers will be in- stalled at the next meeting by Henry 
 A hearing on benefits and dam- ages to property owners on High street by reason of the establishing of highway and grade lines on that street is being lis ened to by the in the borough court | 'Oom to-day. The commissioners are James A. Hynes. Daniel E. Fitzpaf- | 'ick and Charles C. Commerford of These same commis- sioners will also hear the claims made by the property owners 9n ,arrolT street. By reason of the grading and establishing f street lines on Carroll sreet the alter hearing will be brought up t some subsequent date.
 At the annual meeting of the 'nion City school district. held yes srday. the following officers for the nsuing term were elected: District Howard l.. TsbelI. Will am Roche. John Wood: clerk. Sam el E. MarshalI: auditors. Ernest W. Food and Peter E. Peterson. Al umber of votes were passed at the leetinz. One vas that the opinion the attorney-zeneral be obtained .garding the collection of poll tax. mother was that the present tax ,llectoT CoIIect all back taxes. and lat no books of former tax coIIec- ITS be audited by the present board auditors. and if the books could ,t be procured to take legal steps
 carry out the provisions of the 'te of the meeting Another i'm srtant vote passed was that no tax levied in this district this rear. Id that the committee be authorized | borrov the sum of s7.500 to meet e necessary expenses of the com 2 school year lt To-morrow the fire committee of