Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| Richard Kennedy Of School street
has gone to Yonkers, N. Y. to at
| tend the funeral of relative.
Mrs Catherine Baummer of Olive
street who has been visiting relatives
in New York city has returned home.
The Eagles fair will open to-mor-
row evening at the Gem opera house.
1t will be preceded by short street
| parade.
! A valentine social will be given
Friday evening, February IA in Col
umbus hall, by Companion court
Minerva, l. o, F.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Freeman of
Park place are in New York city at
tending the horse show being held in
Madison square garden.
The Women's Missionary society
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the home of Mrs w. T.
Rodenbach, Sc Terrace avenue.
The Misses Marion and Estelle
Lodge of Ansonia have returned home
after few days visit with Miss ka-
Uterine Donovan Of Andrew avenue
The four minor children of the late
Frederick Wragg of Woodbine street
We're taken by Deputy Sheriff Sween-
ey to the temporary county home in
New Haven yesterday on an order of
of the probate court.
The Naugatuck Business Mems as
ISOLATION will hold their second an
nual banquet Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary IS in Red Mems hall. The
catering will be done by A. c. Hinck-
ley, proprietor of the Commercial
house.
Mrs Bertha Kennedy, wife of An
drew Kennedy died yesterday at her
home on Pond hill after a lingering
illness. She leaves besides her hus-
band, a little daughter, her mother,
Mrs Mary Terrill, three brothers and
one sister. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon. 1nterment Will
be in Grove cemetery.
The basketball game that was
played last night between the Films
and Ansonias was about as fast a
game as has been seen on the moor
of the local opera house this season
The teams were evenly matched and
it was hard to decide the question OF
supremacy until the game was ended.
The final score showed a victory for
the Films who made 33 points to the
visitors 81.
The moving of the passenger depot
was not as easy matter as was hrst
supposed, for since the work was
started everything along the line has
hull ~
The men are now busy shifting the
track near North Water street so as TO
get the building past some trees which
stand in the way, and this part OF the
work is done. so the building will
once more move toward its destina-
ton.
The following officers were elected |
by the Musicians Protective union:
President, f. McGovern; vice presi-
dent, ]. ]. Ford recording secretary. |
G. w. Crosley; financial secretary, NJ.
+ Claffey: treasurer Albert Noble; |
sergeant at arms, J Scully: executive |
board, Edward Miller, J. c. Healy, NJ.
Langello, V. Norling, 7. Prentzel; |
auditing committee, J f. Kenney, ir, |
i. MtNTONtIIs d. Etuils bohi" u M
aminers. J c. Healy. ]. Prcntzel;
board of trustees, .Scully, eighteen
months. J. f. Kenney. twelve months,
V. Norling. six months
The large water tank which has
been used for supplying water to
engines and which has been raised
about . feet, so as TO be high enough
to accommodate the engines which
now run on the high grade, is
ready for use. the connection with the
Water company's mains
being made yesterday. The capacity
of the tank is 5000 gallons, but on
account of the tank being raised nine
feet. the engineers win have resource
to but 1900 gallons, but as the type
of engine used on this line usually
takes about $500 gallons TO fill the
boiler. there is but little danger that
the supply will fail This arrange
mcnt will be used until the large iron
tank on the endge Of Long Meadow
brook Is ready for use.
The board Of warden and burgesses
met last night. the full board being
present. Mrs Polite GOrden through
her attorney. notified the board that
she would claim damages from the
borough for injuries she received by
falling on an icy sidewalk near Smith
street last week. The sewer assess
ment as recommended by the clerk