Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mlcnael J. RyanS tuneral Wds held from St Franciss church yester' day and was largely attended. There were delegations present from the Robert Emmet club, Second divis' ion, A. o. H., Naugatuck aerie oi Eagles, Foresters, and the Nauga' tuck fire department. The pallbear' CTS were James Fleming of Court Salem, F. of A., Patrick Duffy, oi Emmet club, William Kerr of Nau' gatuck fire department, Edward Therien, F. o. E., Timothy O'Keefe of Second division, A. o. H., and Patrick Connolly of Company c, Hi bernian Rifles. The flower bearers were George Lawlauss, Rober, Joyce, George Haggerty, William Da' vey, F. Bowling and Eugene Con way. A requiem high mass was eel ebrated by the Rev Father Higgins | The interment was in St James's | cemetery. The floral tributes were as follows: Standing cross from | the family, pillow from Retail IL | quor Dealers association, pillow from Mrs w. B. Ryan and family | bleeding heart from William and John Mccarthy, carnations from MI and Mrs w. Jones, MT and Mrs F. l. Packard, Mrs George H. Silvernail Mrs John Peirson, Ida Heyman Margaret, Catherine and Lillie Co., miskey, pillow from Court Salem Foresters of America; crescent from MT and Mrs John Curley, standing cross from J. c. Maher and family standing wreath from Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, crescent from M O'Neill and William Maher, wreath from Naugatuck fire department, pill low from Bridget and Mollie ONeill, Torrington. Conn; Gates Ajar, Hi bernian Rifles; wreath, A. J. Rem | ther; cross, John Carroll, Water. town; sheaf of wheat, MT and Mrs John Leonard, Torrington, Conn; roses, Marie and Catherine Connors, J. s. Taylor.
 The funeral of Charles Swanson of Walnut street was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the Sa- lem Lutheran church, where services were conducted by the pastor, the Rev E. A. Zetterstrand. The pall- bearers were John and Joseph Prick, Justice England, William Johnson, Oscar Alderman and John Leander, The interment was in Grove ceme- tery. The members of Svea lodge, O.. G., attended the funeral in a body.
 The Harugari Social club will eel ebrate their 20th anniversary to- morrow evening at Weber's hall by giving concert and dance to which the public are invited. Music will be furnished by Prentzels orchestra and the admission will be 25 cents each person. A number of out-of- town singing societies will be pres ent and will render selections. It will be one of the most enjoyable social events of the season.
 Naugatuck sent bunch of rooters to New York yesterday to see the Giants and Cubs play that deciding game. The fans were New York rooters too, but that didn't help much as that team lost the game and the championship. Admirers of the Giants have gone down several times to see games but have nearly always witnessed the defeat of their favor ites.
 Miss Ethel May Squires, daughter of MT and Mrs c. Henry Squires of Barnum court has gone to Bridge port, where she will enter Wright s hospital in that city to take a three years course to become a trained nurse. Miss Squires is graduate of tke Naugatuck high school, being member of last years class.
 William J. Gibbons died yesterday at his home on Cliff street. He leaves a wife and his mother, Mrs James Gibbons, two brothers, Edward ana James Gibbons and two sisters, Mrs Anthony Maher and Miss Elizabeth Gibbons. The deceased also leavde a widow.
 There will be rehearsal of the Eagles minstrels in Eagle hall Sun- day afternoon at o'clock. Man. ager Charles Fellows is much pleas cd over the manner in which the re- hearsals are coming along. He expects to get few more acts this week.
 Martin Grove is erecting a two tenement house at the corner of Highland avenue and Hoadley street. John J. German has the contract for the carpenter work and Contractor J. H. Dunn will build the cellar.
 The Salem football eleven will meet this evening on North Church street at o'clock for practice. All members are requested to be pres- ent
 There will be a meeting of the Elm basketball team Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock and all members are requested to be present.
 John Weisman of Spring street has returned from Hartford, where he has been visiting relatives for a few days.
 70 A meeting of the Bryan and Kern club is scheduled for this evening in their headquarters in the town hall building.
 John J. German, the we'll known contractor, is erecting a seven room cottage on Woodlawn avenue. Right clothes for young men. Up- son, Singleton & Co.'S Ultra" s10 to $22.
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