Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-04-28
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


and Mrs Charles A. Gray of Meadow
street.
Louis Hervey of Springfield, Mass
is visiting his son, H. A. Hervey, OF
South Main street.
May devotions will be held at st
Francis's church on Wednesday and
Friday evenings at 1880.
Austin p. Murphy who has been
visiting relatives in the borough has
returned to Schenectady, N. Y.
The Church Helpers of st Michael's
Episcopal church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at $3.50 in the chapel.
Thomas Garland of Cleveland, O.,
who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs
C. Gibson, of Prospect street, has re-
turned home.
Mrs Charles Douglas Of Boston,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
William Stahl of Olive street, has
returned home.
Miss Ruby Golden has returned to
New Britain after a few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs Arthur Moore of
Sweeney street.
The board of warden and bur-
gesses will hold an adjourned meet
ing this evening at o'clock in the
borough court room.
A six nights fair for the benefit of
the New st Mary's parish will be
held at Columbus hall, commencing
Tuesday evening, May 10.
G. T. Barrett of New Britain has
been appointed telegraph operator at
the local passenger station in place
of Frank Foster, who was transferred
to Sandy Hook.
A hearing upon the application of
Noyes Johnson for letters of admins
tration On the estate of the late Mary
johnson will be held in the probate
court May at a. m.
Wincas Zincas and Amelia Lekonis
were married yesterday at st Fran
less church by the Rev Father Hig-
gins. The attending couple were
John Zinkas and Amelia Kieckirite.
The total number of new voters
made by the town clerk and select
men while in session last week was
eighty-one, and the total number of
names on the revised voting list now
is 2,271.
The three local drum corps, the
Union City, st Francis society and
the original st Francis, will go To
Derby tomorrow night to take part
in a street parade which is To be held
in that place.
Attorney William Kennedy, Attor-
ney William J. Neary, John Breen.
Sr, Harry Roberts and M. B. Riedy
left this afternoon for New Haven
to attend the democratic state con-
vention which will be held in that
city.
At the Waldorf pool rooms a very
interesting game was played between
Altman and Richardson, which re-
suited in victory for the latter, the
score being IS to 54. This evening
Richardson and Olsen will cross
cues.
The st Francis T. A. B. society
drum corps will hold an important
meeting this evening at s O'Clock. |
All members are requested to be pres |
ent. The corps will go to Derby We'd |
nesday evening to attend the dance
given by the Derby drum corps.
At the meeting of the Women's
Study club held this afternoon in the
public library building the subject
for discussion was Nature" Pa
pers were read as follows: General
Forestry" Mrs Sanger; Insect
Pests" Mrs Pearson; selected Read
ings, Mrs Bull.
Joseph J. Hall has beer named By
the first ward republican committee
as burgess from this ward 20 fill the |
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Erasmus Stahl The choice made
by the committee meets With genera!
as Mr. Hall is well posted
in public affairs.
The republican borough conven-
ton was held last evening in the
court room. The following ticket
was nominated: Warden, William
7. Rodenbach: selectmen, Samuel
Chevalier. Charles Fellows; tax coll
leetOr, John +. Bohlin: t.easurer,
George T. WigmOre: bailiffs. Thorn
as S. Foy, Charles +. Silvcrnail. Au-
gust Horn. William II. Thurston: au-
ditor. John r. Kirk: registrar of
voters. George p. Young: board of
education, Charles l.. Berger: high
school. James Penrose. Howard Is
bell. The names Of those who re-
,eived the nominations are familiar
In political circles with the exception