Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Sloos SoLiSSc, 10 hoLlO AoA sitS s"AA mer vacation.
 All sizes in blue serge knickerbock- CT suits $397 at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S, Waterbury,
 Miss Ruth Adams of East Hartford is visiting Miss Marguerite May Of Terrace avenue.
 St Michael's guild will give a strawberry supper in the chapel Thursday from to s.
 John Hughes of Rochester, N. Y., is the guest of his brother, Ernest Hughes of Orchard street.
 The Church helpers will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs A. c. Futile of Terrace avenue. ,
 Mrs Ernest Roberts of Carroll street Is entertaining her mother Mrs Henry Stanton of Bridgeport.
 Frederick Hurlburt, clerk in Wat sons drug store is spending two weeks vacation at West Haven shore.
 The families of Edward Wishing, John Trowbridge and w. E. Brown are spending a few weeks at Laurel Beach.
 The Naugatuck aerie of Eagles are making arrangements to have la dies night in Eagles hall Thursday evening, June 25.
 The board of warden and burgess es will hold a regular monthly meet ing this evening in the borough court room at 8 o'clock. -.
 Charles Rodenback of Terrace avenue has been awarded one of the Berkley premiums in Latin com- positions at Yale university.
 The Germania Dramatic Social club will hold a meeting for new membership next Thursday evening at s o'clock in Germania ball.
 All members of St Francis T. A. B. Drum corps are requested 10 attend the meeting this evening as import ant business will be transacted.
 Samuel Grant will go to South Norwalk tomorrow to attend the convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles as a delegate from the local aerie.
 The Naugatuck Fire Department Baseball team will meet for practice Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Every member is requested to be on hand. ..
 The Ladies Aid society of the Con- gregational church will meet We'd nesday afternoon at o'clock in the Parish house. A large attendance Is desired.
 Romano council. No 14, D. of P, will hold a regular meeting this evening. The chief for the next term will be elected. A social hour will follow the meeting.
 Dr William T. Coleman who has been visiting friends in the borough has returned to Baltimore, NJ. D.. where he will resume his duties as house surgeon at the Bay View hos pital.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a domes- tic bakery and apron sale. They will also sell ice cream and cake in the church parlors Wednesday from 5 to $.
 The monthly report of Registrar Hugh Hearns shows that there were 32 births in the borough during the month of May. 19 males and 13 females. Six marriages took place during the month.
 The Naugatuck High school en- trance examinations will be held as follows: History and algebra, Satur- day, June 20; grammar and compost tion, Monday June 22; arithmetic and geography, Tuesday june 23.
 Contractor William C. odgers of Union City was operated upon Sun day at the Bridgeport hospital for. the removal of his left eye. The operation was successful. and the patient is resting comfortably to-day.
 Among the number who will re- .ceive diplomas at the graduation ex- ercisess of the State Normal Train ing school in New Haven are the Misses Margaret C. Kehoe 7nd Ruby C. Know of this borough and Miss Edith NJ. Bronson of Beacon Falls.
 At the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses which will be held tonight a public hearing will be given on the application of the Connecticut Co to build a switch on South Main street near the hotel property. It is sure to Oe a spirited session and will probably be largely attended.
 Thomas Fruin. a well known for mer resident of Union City. died yes terday afternoon in Bridgeport hos pital, after a weeks illness. He leaves a father. John Fruia. two sis ters. Mrs Richard Kennedy and Mrs Michael Whalen. and one brother, John Fruin. The remains will be brought to Naugatuck for burial.
 The funeral of the late Frederick Spring. M. D., was held yesterday af- ternOon from his late residence on Church street. Services were held at the Parish house at 1 o'clock. The Rev Sherwood SouIe. assisted by the Rev W. H. Garth ofHcistad. Music was furnished by the church organist and qusrtette. Gavel lodge. K. of P, and Centennial lodge. | O. O. F. sent delegations. The pail bearers were Harris Whittemore. Samuel An drew Howard L. TsbeIl. J. (. \. Baker. Clinton Bo0ckvzy and Lewis C. Warner. Intsrment was in Grove cemetery
 The people who have JcczsiOn to pass along North Elm street viIl be pleased to know that the practice of l0sdfaz and unloading freight from .. ! ...- ...s.-- --.-. A.