Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-12
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

r A daughter was born Sundayt to MT and Mrs John Dwyer of German street
 A daughter was born Sunday tc MT and Mrs H. B. Wickwire of Bea- con Falls.
 Mrs Timothy Cronin and daughter are spending few days with friends in Norfolk.
 A daughter was born Sunday to MT and Mrs Peter Landahl of Hill- side avenue.
 A daughter was born a few dayi ago to MT and Mrs w. H. Booth oi Platts Mills.
 MT and Mrs H. H. Squires of North Main street spent Sunday with friends in Thomaston.
 The Ladies' auxiliary to the A. O. H. will hold their meeting this even ing at 7:15 instead of 8 o'clock.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church will give supper in Un- ion City chapel Thursday, May IA.
 Mrs W. S. Chapin who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs w. H. Garth, has returned to her home in New York cit..
 The Films basketball team will hold reception and dance Friday even- ing in Columbus hall Prentzel's or chestra will furnish music.
 Mrs Kilburn of Hartford, who has been spending a few days with her sister, Mrs D. P. Mills of Church street, has returned home.
 Elmer Gordon of South Main street is confined to the house with blood poisoning in the leg, the re- suit of a pin scratch received few days ago.
 John J. Linskey, administrator of the estate of the late Thomas Clancy has sold the Clancy property at the corner of Maple and High streets tc 70. H. Curtis.
 The Church Helpers and choir of St Michael's Episcopal church will give a supper for the benefit of the choir boys outing fund Wednesday evening from to z.
 The ladies of St Mary's parish will give strawberry supper in St Ce- elias hall on Thursday, May 21, from 5 to 8 p. m. The tickets are 25 cents.
 A hearing on an application to sell certain real estate belonging to the estate of the heirs of the late James o. May will be held in the probate court on Thursday, May IA, at a. m
 The Naugatuck Outing club will give a dance Thursday evening in Red Mems hall. Music will be fur nished by Donkersley's orchestra and a very enjoyable evening is assured to all who attend.
 Anthony Zalinsky and Miss Millie Mazarka were married yesterday at St Francis's church by the Rev Fath- CT Tanning, pastor of St Mary's church. The attending couple were Joseph Martinis and Miss Jennie Mazarka. a sister of the bride.
 The Naugatuck high school base ball team have arranged A game with the local business men to be played tomorrow afternoon on Fire, mems field. This game is to take the place of the one which was to have been played with the Gilbert school of Winsted, who sent word to Manager Sehofield of the local high school that they would not be able to come.
 The new board of warden and burgesses held its first meeting last night in the borough court room. The Teeting was called to order by Warden o'Loughlin and the bur gesses present. were Freemen Daly, Jackson, Hall, Frederick and Vest brook. The first business of the meeting was the swearing in of the new board by Warden OLoughnn, after which they started to elect the candidates for the various positions by ballot. The present borough clerk, Warren s. Beardsley. was re- elected. receiving the votes of all the members. The following were named for the other various posi- tions: Senior burgess. Joseph J.. Hall: second burgess. Timothy Daily: borough clerk, Lauren s. Boards ley; borough attorney. William Ken nedy: superintendent of streets. Ed ward P. O'Brien: foreman of streets, John Breen: sewer inspector. Pat rick Cleary: sealer of weights and measures. T. W. Menolds: assistant health officer. Dr Walter E. Reilly; truant officer. William Roche; fire marshall. superintendent of fire de- partment. Wilson F. Clark: first as- sistant chief engineer. George W. Hoadley: second assistant chief. Tim othy Daly; fire police. Martin D. Dodge. J. W. Rogers. W. R. Hart. August Horn. Andrew Zwick and Charles Silvernaii. The following committees were appointed by the warden: Finance committee. Joseph l.. Jackson. Timothy Daly. Joseph ]. Hall: street committee. John N. Freeman. Joseph L.. Jackson, George W. WestbrOok: street light commit fee. Timothy naIy. John M. Free man. John J. Frederick; sewer com mittee. Joseph l.. Jackson. Timothy Daiy. George W. Westhrook: fire department committed, JohnM. Free man and ]. ]. Hall. It was voted that the warden be authorized to make such temporary loans as may he necessary 10 meet the current expenses of the borough between the collection Of tsXes and then the board adjourned until "Wednesday. May %.
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