Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-27
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs Emily Hopkins of Saranac Lake, N. Y., is visiting friends in the borough.
 A sanitary sewer is being built in Darlington street by the Donahue Bros of Middletown.
 Mrs Gordon Spencer has gone to Chicago, where she will spend the summer with friends.
 Mrs Margaret Dillon of Branford is the guest of her sister, Mrs Annie Baxter of Johnson street. Mrs Joseph Rielly of North Main street is entertaining Miss M. J. Moonan of New York city. The Naugatuck band will give one of their popular dances tomorrow evening in Columbus hall.
 The board of warden and burgess es will hold an adjourned meeting tonight in the borough court room.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E. church will meet Wednesday af- ternoon at 2:30 in the church par lors.
 The Daughters of Isabella whist club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs John Welsh of Meadow street
 The Misses Hudga and Becka Dia- mond of New York city are the guests of their sister, Mrs Samuel Rubin of Bridge street.
 The Misses Harriet Weaving and Alvida Pager left to-day for Great Harrington, Mass, where they will spend the summer at the berkshire Inn.
 The Naugatuck high school base. ball team defeated the Crosby high school nine of Waterbury On Fire mems field yesterday by a score of II to 4.
 The annual exhibition of school work is now being given in the pub lie schools of the borough and the parents and friends of the pupils are invited to attend.
 A snapping turtle weighing thirty six pounds, which was caught few days ago by Thomas Burns, was on exhibition last night at the cafe ol lue NauSdtuCh nOlel.
 The Naugatuck high school base ball team will play the Danbury higl school team in Danbury, Friday. Sat : urday they will go to Litchfeld tt } play the Tigers of that place. The St Mary's parish fair, whicl 5 has been the attraction at Columbu hall for the rast week was brough to a successful close last evening | The attendance at the fair has beel exceedingly large, making the fair social and financial success. Charles Swanson of Walnut stree was operated upon yesterday at thu ! New Haven hospital for the remova q of a cancer of the stomach Int operation was successful. but the pa tient is in a critical condition ant little hope is entertained ful his re { covery
 The three nights fair to be givel by Scott commandery, T.. R. K. P. in Pythian hall will open Tnursda, ! evening. There will be m entertain ment each evening which w:ll be fol lowed by dancing. On Saturday af . ternoon there will be a domesti bakery sale.
 John P. Hogan. who was electe tax collector at the last boroug } election, has prepared his bonds an
 will submit them tonight to tn
 board of warden and burgesses. Tn amount of the bonds is $40,000. NJ Hogan expects to assume the dutie of his office next Thursday morning
 The Cluster Physical Culture clu held their first annual smoker las evening at their rooms in Arc street. Weight lifting. tumblinf wrestling exhibition, bag punching
 recitations and singing made the evening a pleasant one to thos present. After the entertainment refreshments were served.
 The pair of horses that were pur chased for the fire department ar being tried out these days on th sprinkling cart part of the day, an the remaining portion of the da they are hitched 10 one of Truck man Clark's big wagons and hau
 freight 10 places near the center The man who was appointed a driver will hereafter ne one of tn buukers at the Water street hos
 house and will handle the horse