Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 A daughter was born few days ago to MT and Mrs Harry Mourn Of Maple street.
 Laurel Temple, P. S. will meet this evening. The meeting will be called at 7:30 o'clock.
 Mrs Samuel Rubin of Bridge street is entertaining her, mother, Mrs Mary Diamond of New York city.
 Benjamin Connor of Holyoke, Mass has taken position as prescription clerk -at E. P. Brennan's drug store,
 Ramona council D. of P. will give leap year dance to members and their friends on Friday evening, Tn Red Mems hall "|
 A special meeting of Isbell Post, G. A. R. was held last night to make arrangements for the funeral of l Gilbert Wooster.
 The Naugatuck high school bas- ketball team will play the fast Chico pee high school team tomorrow night in the Gem opera house. A little son of MT and Mrs Gilbert l Greenberg of George street is ill with scarlet fever The house has been quarantined by Health Officer Baker.
 The eighth annual concert and dance of the ushers and stage hands of Columbus hall will be held on Tuesday evening, March in Colum- bus hall.
 Mrs Howard B. Futile of Millville avenue entertained the Women's Mis- sionary society at her home this af- Iternoon. This is the annual thank offering meeting.
 A months mind requiem high mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at s o'clock at St Franciss church for the repose of the soul Of the late Owen E. Sweeney.
 State Master Leonard H. Healey of the Connecticut State grange, in making his appointments, has named F. M. Candee of Naugatuck as deputy for Excelsior Pomona grange, N. Y.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Sa- lem Lutheran church will meet this evening at o'clock in the church basement. They will be entertained by the Misses Hilda Thompson and Josephine Anderson.
 Thomas Skeris aged 45 years died yesterday at his home 31 South Main street. He leaves a widow and six children. The funeral will be held Friday morning. The interment will be in St James cemetery.
 Word was received here yesterday that Oscar Gustafson of Walnut street, who left here about month ago for Sweden to visit relatives, had been killed by train shortly after his arrival at his old home.
 The pool match that was to be played tonight between Frank Nolan of Naugatuck and Joseph Daly of Waterbury will be played at some future time. AS the players are not in town it was thought best to postpone the match.
 The Altar society of St Francis church will hold whist party this evening in Columbus hall. After the card playing there will be dancing and refreshments. The tickets are 50 cents each person and a very pleas ant evening is assured to all who at- tend.
 Newton Palmer and Miss Mary Sullivan of German street were mar ried last Sunday in New York city. The bride is a daughter of MT and Mrs James Sullivan of German street and the groom is now a resi- dent of Albany, N. Y., but formerly resided here.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Garland was held this morning from the home of her daughter, Mrs Thomas Dowl ing on Lewis street to St Francis church where a requiem high mas was celebrated for the repose of hel soul. The remains will be taken or the $50 train to Colchester fol burial
 Centennial lodge, No 100. l. O. To. F., will hold a special meeting this evening in Twitchell building to make arrangements for the fu' neral of Gilbert Wooster, who was a member of MOntewese lodge, Nc t5. of New Haven. Members are re. nuested to meet at 1880 sharp, as the hall is to be occupied later by the D. of R.
 Gilbert Wooster. aged 74 years died yesterday at the home Of hi niece. Mrs Charles Hall of Wooste stree, He leaves a widow. tw' daughters. Mrs J. s. Goodwin ant Mrs Clarence MacKenney of Water burv and Ernest Wooster of Nauga tuck. The deceased was a member Q Co K. 18th (. V. and of lsbell post tC A A The funeral will he held a lin m. on Friday from his late resi- dencs on Wooster street. The ser vices will be conducted by the Re William MaeNicholl. pastor of tn NE church. The interment will b in Wooster cemetery. Union City.
 That the purchasing of site fo
 the proposed new hose house IS nov a standing joke no one sill deny
 And now the question of sineerit
 on the mart of the warden and bur
 gesses is brought up At the mee' ing nf the board held Tuesday nigh Rurze<s Freeman frankly stated tha r. he had been informed from a re f fable source that the lot on Mapl # stroet near the Glove company l. oHre was not for sale. and for ths q .----v-, vr.rsaa fhn bnzra Go tak