Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-02-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


meet this evening in St Cecilia's hall
Miss Nellie Sullivan of North Main
street is visiting her parents liz Bris-
toll.
A daughter was born last night tC
Mr. and Mrs Louis Duffany of Carroll
street.
Every $15 and $40 fancy overcoat
now $40 at Epson, Singleton & Cos,
Waterbury.
Mrs E. A. Hotchkiss of Straits
vile is in Springfield, Mass visiting
her daughter.
Louis Kraus of Danbury is visiting
his mother, Mrs Louis STATE Of
Church street.
William J. Clary of Olive street is
confined to his home with severe
attack of the grip.
Martin Camp of Millville who has
been spending the month in south
ern chimes has returned home.
State Truant Officer Giles Potter
was in the borough yesterday on
business connected with his office.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Saunders of
Miskawaka, Ind are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Joel B. Webster of Highland
avenue.
Attorney Eugene Sweeney of New
York city is spending few days
with his mother, Mis- Owen Sweeney
of Arch street.
John j. Mooney of Hillside avenue
was in New Haven yesterday attend
ing the funeral of his brother Ed
ward Mooney.
There will be hearing on the ad
ministration accounts on the estate
ofthe late Elizabeth l.. Baldwin in
the probate office on March 6, ar .
a. m.
Mrsand Mrs Frank Brennan of
New York city who have been spend
ing a few day WITH Mrs Brennan
mother, Mrs Edward Conran
Church street have Iaturned home.
A special meeting will be held az
the Baptist church on next Tuesday
evening for the purpose of consider
ing the calling of new nastor anI
to transact other important business
Joseph J. Hale of Ward stree. will
deliver an Grafton at the Robert En-
met anniversary in Ansonia on
March 4, held under the auspices OF
the Celtic Literary association IF that
city. ...- ...
About $50 members of Ojeda coun-
Gil, knights of Columbus, attended
the anniversary requiem high mass
that was celebrated for the repose OF
the souls of the deceased members OF
the council at st Francis church this
morning.
The whist party which was given
last night in Renehans hall in I'm
ion City by the ladies of st Mary's
parish was a success in every partic-
ular, and the members of the newly
created parish have reason to be
satisfied with their first undertaking
in the social life of the parish.
The vacant stor" in the Curtis
block on Church street and which
was formerly used by theater as a
moving picture company has been
rented again by another company for
the same purpose, AID will open a,
soon as the necessary changes car
be made in the interior of the store.
The Haymakers will give a dance
tonight in Red Mems hall, and those
attractive cartoons that have been
placed in the various show windows
of the borough will be collected and
placed on exhibition in the room ad-
Joining the dance hall so that those
who attend the dance will have an
opportunity to see them all.
The Alpha Beta society of the
Naugatuck High school held their
annual reception and dance last even
ing in Columbus hall. The hall was
prettily decorated in yellow and
white. the class eolOTs. The patron
esses were Mrs Charles p Slade, Mrs
Frank W. Eton. Miss Anna E. Hop
kins. Miss Cathie Leary. Miss Jane f
Wood. Mrs Alice NJ. Duigan. Miss X
Maud Smith, and Miss Harriet Miner
Among the out OF town guests were
Miss Florence flanagan. Miss Adella
Noble. Eldridge Beecher. A. J. Nc
Carthy Of Waterbury; Miss May But
Ter. Miss Elinor Phinny. Frank Stew
ems and Harold Scribner of New Bri-
tain; Miss May Butler Of Portland
Me: Miss E. Houston and Miss Fur
gusOn. Of Ansonia: George Crosby
Seymour: F. L. Harkins, New Haven;
A Young man n4ned ClarF whC
resides in Millyille, just over the
Middlebury town line. is busy trying
10 find out If he was a loser or win
ner in a deal which took place. tbs
other day. between himself snd a
man who lives in Naugatuck. and
who devOtes his time to the cUllec'.
ing Of empty tin cans The Naug.
atuck man bought horse from Clark
which was valued at SIC. the pricr
Clark said he paid for il. anI tho
price that the can collector agreed
to pay. A deposit uf s. was made
By the NauEatuck man and he Wa
given the horse with the understand
ing that the other s. would be- paid
AZ q later date. bat the horse diei
the night he was purchased and the
collector went 10 Clark to try 10 get
his money back An agreements vas
reached by them that only s25O
should be returned and neither party
10 the transaction will admit but
that the other one came out best and
both are busy determining the sxact
loss