Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-08
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

S0th anniversary sale of mems and boys wear at Upson Singleton & Cos. Thomas Carroll is spending few days with friends in Bos,o on, Mass. Miss Anna Whittlesey has returned from a visit with friends in Torring- ton.
 Gilbert Greenbury of George street is in New York on a business trip.
 Miss Teresa McGinn of Cherry street is visiting friends in Windsor Locks. #s,< Miss Ada Batson is spending the summer vacation with relatives in | Hartford.
 St Michael's Guild are making ar rangements for a lawn fete to be held some time next month. Eddie Hancock of Goodyear ave ! nue is spending his vacation with friends in Port Jefferson, L. l.
 John V. Martin of Holy Cross | college is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs Roger A. Martin of South Main street.
 A. B. Cross, Jr, of Barnum Court is spending a few days at Fort Trumbull beach.
 A. w. Redfern of Meadow street left yesterday for Lee, Mass, where he will spend his vacation.
 Louis c. Knox of Frederick street is spending his vacation with his | fo y,;ly in Cprin ofiald Mass
 John and Joseph Roberts left to- day for Port Jefferson, L. l., where they will spend few days with friends.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Ludlow Cooke and son, Stephen, of Fairview ave- nue, will go to Asbury park for few days.
 Mir and Mrs James Hartley of New Haven have returned home after spending a few days with friends in the borough.
 Joseph Ferlazzo and Miss Joseph Vine Furando were married this morning at s o'clock in St Francis's church by the Rev Father Higgins.
 The Women's Relief corps of the G. A. R. will hold an important meeting in Grand Army hall this evening All members are request ed to attend.
 Miss Esther Parker of Meadow street will take pupils for tutoring during the summer at her home. Miss Parker is a student at Wesley an university. .ts ....-...
 Miss Nellie Hinckley, who attends the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, is spending the summer with her parents, MT and Mrs A. c. Hinckley of North Main street.
 The officers of Magnolia encamp- ment, No 16, I. o. O F., will be in stalled this evening by D. D. c. P. Clinton c. Buck of Winsted. At the close of the meeting refreshments will be served.
 The local Eagles, who are going to attend the national conven ion of Eagles at Fall River will be in- be reduced to IF cents per mile. A large number of the local aerie will attend.
 There were 10 deaths in the bor- ough last month, six males and four females The causes of death were pneumonia 1, apoplexy 1, drowned 1, meningitis 1, gripp 1, other causes 3; deaths under one year 1, to years 1.
 At the meeting of Laurel temple, P. &, Thursday evening, there will l hA 1r- nlnnfnH officers will be installed. Ice cream and cake will he served at the end of the business meeting and a social hour will be enjoyed.
 The Alpha Delta Chi and the Naugatuck high school baseball teams will play on Firemen's field Friday afternoon at 3:45. Blu manauer and Sweeney will he th' battery for the Alphas and Schofeit and O'Loughlin for the students.
 The board of warden and burgesse' held their regular monthly meeting last night. Every member was pres ent. The report of Tax Collector JohI P Hogan for the month of June wal . accepted. It showed the sum of S3, !, !, 349.92 was collected during tho ! !, month. The report of Health Officer Baker for the month of June was als' read and accepted. According to thu raport there is one case Of scarlet fever in the borough. The hearing 1, on the establishing of grade lines or | South View street was adjourned al . the residents of that street didni seem to know just what they want The street committee will confel i with them and report at the meeting 5 which will be held July 22. 1908. Th' i hearing on the laying of a sidewalk h front of the estate Of the late JohI Y HCadIey on Scott street was opened . and George ". Hoadley. who appear " t. cd for the heirs. said that the wall z would be laid just as soon as tn - grade would he established The wall a was ordered laid on or before Septem ' ber l. 1908. The Italian society va given permission 10 string or chang electric lights in the park so as t give ample light to the members o the band. That is to give a coneer at the park on the night of July 15 It was to be understood that all cos of such arrangement must be paid fo by the Italian society. Burgess Jack son wanted to have Wooster street pu |, in first class shape and said if nor
 money was needed that it should given to the superintendent of street 2 to be used in finishing up that street
 but he was informed that the wori
 was almost done as far as the oTigina