Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-03
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Lenten services will be held this evening at 7:30 in St Franclss $ church.
 The Misses Kate and Mary Mor' risey left yesterday for visit with relatives in Springfield.
 | MT and Mrs Frederick w. Biggens who have been visiting relatives in Poughkeepsie, N. Y, have returned home
 MT and Mrs John Murray and chil- dren of Cherry street have returned from visit with relatives in Colchester.
 Mrs William L. Lloyd and children of Bridgeport are spending a few days with her sister, Mrs D. M. Linskey, of Curtis street.
 Mrs Mary Steward of Frederick street left yesterday for New Bed ford, Mass, where she will spend the next two weeks with friends.
 Miss Mary Curran, has returned to her home in Montreal Canada, after visit with her uncle, Michael Curran of Dunn avenue.
 Court Juana, No s. D. of l. are making arrangements for a leap year May carnival to be held in Columbus hall on Friday evening, May 1.
 At the Waldorf pool rarlors last night the match between Conlon and Altman was won by Conlon, who made 75 points to his opponents 70. i The condition of Rev Father Sheridan is much improved to-day. He spent restful night and his con- dition continues to improve each day.
 At St Michael's Episcopal church this evening the Lenten sermon will be preached by the Rev Arthur P. Greenleaf, rector of St Paul's church in Wallingford.
 An entertainment will be given this evening by the Young Peoples society of the Swedish Congregation al church, it being the sixth ami versary of the society.
 The railroad tracks across Maple street were taken up yesterday and the old ties in the freight yards are also being taken out, and it can surely be said now that this spot has been abandoned by the railroad com pany.
 At the Parish house this evening at o'clock the Rev Sherrod Soule will deliver the fifth of the Lenten lectures on Some Elect Women of America" The subject of to-night's lecture will be Harriet-Beecher Stowe, 1S11-1S96.
 Mrs Abbie J. O'Meara, aged S2 years, mother of W. II. O'Meara, teacher of manual training in the local high school, died yesterday at her home in Seymour. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon with interment in Seymour.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Young was held this morning from her late residence on Washington street to St Francis's church, where mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Tanning. pastor of St Mary's church. Interment was in St Francis's cemetery.
 The meeting of Cough commandery V. O. c. C., which have been held in Grand army hall on the first and sec ond Thursdays of each month will hereafter be held the first and third Saturdays of each month in Pythian hall, the first meeting will be held Saturday night in Pythian hall.
 An unusual amount of interest is shown in the special election which is held to-day. Long before the time set for the opening of the polls a number of citizens were on hand, ready to cast their vote The war den appointed W. D. Crompton mod orator and l.. s. Beardsley clerk. The election was held in the borough clerks office and it is expected that large vote will be boiled.
 John Gibbons died yesterday after noon at the home of his mother, Mrs Bridget Gibbons of 1858 Cliff street Besides his mother he leaves three brothers, Edward, William and James. and two sisters. Mrs Anthony Maher and Elizabeth Gibbons. all of this place. The funeral will be held Saturday morning from the house at S:30 and at the St Francis church at 9. Interment will be in St