Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-04
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

| MeSSrs Rodenbach, Delaney, bersel and Bull It was voted that the mat
 ter of a diploma for Matthew Grove
 be referred to a committee consist
 ing of Messrs Rodenbach and Delan- ey. Teachers certificates were grant
 ed to the following: Misses Mary
 Brannigan, Elsie Gum, Margaret
 Kehoe, Ruby Knox, Leita Smith and Anna Englehardt. It was voted to open the night school on October 3 and the superintendent of schools was given power to arrange for the
 session.
 The new passenger station on
 North Water street will be thrown open to the public next Sunday. The first tickets sold there will be for the south bound 1:16 p. m. train. The
 new depot is a handsome structure and Station Agent Garrigus says that he is more than pleased that he was about ready to leave the old quarters for there the accommodations were nothing like what they will be in the new station.
 u6 lol lhS SioAiA bake which the Eagles will hold at Osborn's glen Sunday afternoon have been completed and the committee say that it will be the best bake the aerie eyer gave. A fine athletic pro gramme is being arranged for the occasion and the members of the aerie will have an opportunity to show what they can do in the foot races and field events.
 At the meeting of those interest ed in organizing Gentlemen's Driv- ing club next Monday night, it is hoped that a permanent organiza- tion will be formed. If it is, officers will be elected and arrangements made for holding an agricultural fair at the Beacon Valley Driving park next month. Considerable in- terest has been shown in the new club.
 The Films basketball team will meet Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The team will take a trip through Massachusetts during January, and in the near future the team will give a dance to help defray the expenses of the trip. They will play teams in Hartford. Boston, Springfield, Holyoke, Dorchester, Worcester and Lynn.
 MT and Mrs John F. Rick will re- open their select school of dancing in Red Mems hall, Neary building, Wednesday evening, September g, 1908. All young ladies and gentle men who wish to join this class will please be on hand Wednesday even ing for the first lesson. Children's class is forming.
 "Chic" Lawson and Young Stan ley have come to an agreement and will wrestle at the Gem opera house on Thursday evening. September IT, Joseph Magee, manager for Young Stanley, has deposited $25 with the sporting editor of the News as a guarantee of good faith.
 All those persons who have de- clared their intentions of joining the Naugatuck Gentlemen's Driving club are requested to meet in the Eagles hall tomorrow night at o'clock to elect a set of officers and to transact any other business which might come before the meeting.
 M F. O'Connell, John H. Breen and James L. Baxter have returned from Boston, Mass. While at the Hub they saw Tom Tuckey twirl against the New York Nationals They say that Tom has improved since he was in this league.
 The Misses Valesca Beecher and Helen Dalby entertained party of friends from Seymour at the home of Miss Beecher, 65 Oak street Wednes- day evening. The Misses Beecher and Dalby royalty entertained their guests.
 Only one contagious case was re- ported to Health Officer Baker dur ng the month of August, and one ,ame over from the previous month. That was a good showing for the own during the hottest month in the year.
 There will be meeting of St Nichaels choir tomorrow evening in he chapel. The boys will meet at 7:30 and the men at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to attend.
 The Italians of this state propose hat October 12, Columbus day, be a legal holiday by the egislature and intend to bring the | natter up at the next session.
 William Delaney, the Church | treet shoe dealer, is moving his tock to Waterbury. He will con- Iuct a shoe store on North Main treet in that city.
 The Rev W. H. Garth, pastor of t Michaels church, will return to- lay from his vacation and he will onduct the services in St Michael's hurch Sunday.
 Mrs F. Anderson of Providence. R. ;, who has been visiting MT and Mrs :. P. Anderson of Golden place for he past few days, has returned Iome.
 MT and Mrs L. B. Hoadley of Ioadley street, who have been visit ng friends in Great Burlington, lass, for a few days, have returned ome
 Mrs Edward Herber and son Ed Tard of Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting ITS Herber's brother, Terrence D. ''Connor of Ward street, for a few avs.
 John Renehan of North Main treet will leave next week for Bal imore, Md. where he will resume is studies in the Baltimore college.