Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

NnOUnJO OVN WOUVA sS
 John P. Hogan entered upon his duties as tax collector yesterday. Frank Brennan of New York city is the guest of Mrs Edward Conran of Church street.
 Mrs Lulu B. Cragg of Province town, Mass, is visiting with her son, Richard Cragg of Oak street.
 Registrar of Voters George P. Young has appointed Frank A. Sears as deputy republican registrar. Inspection and dance at City hall, Waterbury, by Company E, Hiber- nian Rifles, Friday evening, May 29.
 Mrs A. H. Hancock of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest of MT and Mrs Frederick Hancock of Goodyear ave- nue.
 Mrs Robert Ashton of Rockville is spending few days with MT and Mrs William Simmons of Meadow street.
 Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Gen. tral avenue left to-day for Setauket, N. Y., where she will spend week with relatives.
 Miss Maude Weber of May street, who has been a patient at the New Haven hospital for the past few weeks, has returned home
 Joseph Warren of Meadow street who has been confined to his home for the past two weeks by reason of illness is again able to be put calling on friends.
 1 Miss Elizabeth Neary, who is studying to be trained Iurse in St Francis's hospital in Hartford, is visiting her father, Richard Neary of Anderson street.
 NJ. P. Coen has been appointed an aide on the staff of Department Com mander Edward Griswold, who is commander of Connecticut depart ment of the G. A. R.
 The local High school base ball team went to Danbury to-day to play the High school team of that place. Tomorrow they will play the Litch- field High in Litchfield. The bans of marriage were pub lished at St Francis's church yester. | day between John F. McDonough and Miss Josephine Brennan, and William P. Stapleton and Miss Mary Sheridan.
 Charles w. Burrall of Waterbury and Mrs Nora Annie Gaylord of North Main street were married yes terday at the home of the pride. The bride was attended by her sister, | Miss Susie Wheeler of Naugatuck.
 The Daughters of Isabella Whist club held their last meeting for the season at the home of Mrs John Welch of Meadow street last night. After the whist playing, vocal solos and instrumental music vas enjoyed and refreshments served.
 The local barber shops will be opened until II o'clock tonight, and will close at noon Memorial day. Some of the stores will be closed at noon, but the meat markets will re- main open until o'clock in the af- ternoon. All the local factories will be closed for the day.
 The band dance which was to be held last night in Columbus hall was postponed owing to lack of patronage. The band played a few selections last night in front of the green and a large crowd gathered to listen to the music, but it seems that few wanted to do any dancing last night.
 A number of Naugatuck people attended the musical services which were held last night at the church of the Good Sheperd in shelton un- der the direction of Leon A. French of this place. The choir was assist ed by Max Herman. first violin: Hen- " Lersch. second violin, and Miss Anna Clark of Shelton pianist. Mir French presided at the organ.
 The three nights fair 70 be given | by Uniformed Rank. K. of P, open- ed last night in Pythian nall. a large crowd attended. The entertainment consisted of selections by the Merry Widow quartette. The money re- alized on the fair will be used in de- fraying the expenses of the company on the trip to Boston next August, to attend the annual encanpment.
 An association football same will be played tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on Linden park between the