Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

mer vacation.
 Miss Margaret Purcell of Rubber avenue is visiting her sister in Mer- iden, who is i'll.
 R. V. Parker has returned from New York city, where ne has been Oh a business trip.
 Warden Thomas O'Loughlin has returned from Danbury, where ne has been on business trip.
 Carl Olson, a student at upsala college, Wentworth, =. J.. has re- turned home for the summer vaca1 tion.
 Stephen Simmons has returned from Bridgeport, where he has been taking a couse of treatment for rheu- matism.
 Attorney John Dalton of Grard Rapids, Mich, is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs Michael Dalton of Gal pin street.
 The Harugari Social club will hold regular monthly meeting this even ing. All members are requested to be present.
 The Misses Hattie and Anna Hart man of Brooklyn, N. Y., are the guests of Miss Elsie Robinson or Goodyear avenue.
 Henry Blumenawer and Henry Ellsworth, who are students at Cor nell university, are home TOT the summer vacation.
 MT and Mrs John Boyce of Ho- boken, N. J., former residents ol this borough, are the guests of rela- tives on Curtis street.
 Mrs Walter Morse, who has been visiting MT and Mrs l. A. Morse or Church street, mas returned to her home in Mt Vernon, N. Y. .....
 Former Road Superintendent F. W. Pitcher has gone to Lakevilie, where he has the contract to lay a. number of cement sidewalks.
 The Swedish Political club will hold an important meeting at their rooms on Bridge street, this evening. All members are requested to al- tend.
 Miss Mary Dillon, who for num- Der of years has been clerk at the store of M. Freedman, has resigned her position, the resignation to take effect tonight.
 Mrs Ernest Woodruff and chil- dren. who have been the guest of MT and Mrs George w. Wood of Elm wood street for the past few days, have returned to their home in New Haven.
 Miss Harriet A. Platt of Rome, N: Y., who is the guest Of MT ana Mrs Miles S. Clark of Nor;h Main street, will be the soprano soloist at the First Congregational church, in Waterbury Sunday.
 The members of St Frarcis T. A. B. society will decorate the graves cf the deceased members of ttseir so- eiety tomorrow afternoon. The members are requested to meet in the rooms at 1880 p. m. ... -
 About 20 members of the local tribe, |. O. R. NJ. will go to Lime Rock tonight to be present at the institution of a new tribe of the or der in that place. They will not re- turn home until some time Sunday.
 The postponed picnic of the A. O.. H. society will be held this afternoon and evening at Linden park. Danc- ing will he enjoyed during the even ing. Geary's orchestra will furnish music and Professor O'Brien will prompt.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Gavin, who died Thursday afternoon at st vincent's hospital, Bridgeport, was keld this morning from her late resi- dence on Golden Hill street to St Francis's church. Internent was in St James's cemetery.
 The Christopher Colombo society has been given ,-e use of Firemen's S field for July 16, which day will be celebrated by the members in com memoration of a national event of the mother country. A big parade will be held that day and in the evening a grand display of fire works will be given on the baseball grounds.
 The Naugatuck High school base ball team defeated the Yale lnde- pandents by score of to ?. The game was one of the fastest played this season on Firemen's field. The score. RH.E. NH. S .OOeOOSOOO-5 8 2 Yale Ind 100000 O-2 ? 3
 Leary and O'Loughlin; Haskell and Cleveland.
 Postmaster Trowbridga has posted copy of the cali for bids fer a site for the government building for Nsugatuck. The call states that the site offered must he a corner lot. the dimensions of which must be 120 by l3O feet. and situated iI a conven- tent locality. The bids Sill be opened at the treasury department at 2 in the afternoon Q; June 2s. 1908. The last congress sppropri- sted the necessary amount win which to purchase site for the fed 1 eral building in this town md onse the site is secured it is expected thai the time when NaugatueS will have a government building is not far dis tznt
 The committee appointed by the warden. consisting of Burgesses Freeman. Daly. WestbrOOk and Hall together with the borough attorney will visit the premises of Jans Ho'ehkiss next Monday afternoon to look over the grounds and come tC decision as to the best things to dc in relation to the suit which has been brought against the borough The case is to be tried in the superi.