Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 J. Dreyer of Central avenue has returned from business trip to New York city.
 Mir and Mrs Gilbert Greenburg are attending the millinery openings in New York city.
 MT and Mrs Robert Payne of Wood bridge are spending a few days with Mrs Carrie Culver of Elmwood ave- nue.
 A meeting of the Naugatuck Con- | solidated baseball team will be held Sunday afternoon to discuss plans for the coming season.
 Lenten services will be held at St Franciss church this evening. The sermon will be delivered by Rev Fla | ther Ambrose, o. $. F., of Winsted. The funeral of John Donovan, who died yesterday morning, was held this afternoon from the home of his sister, Mrs Harry French of Cliff street. The | interment was in St James cemetery. A number of the teachers of the l. High school, Central avenue school and Beebe street school visited out O town schools to-day. The Union City teachers will visit out of town schools l Thursday.
 John O'Connor, who was seriously injured by fall some time ago and who has been in St Vincent hospital in Bridgeport since, has returned to his home on Scott street and is rest ing comfortably.
 The second of the series of Lenten lectures on Some Elect Women of America" will be delivered by Rev Sherrod Soule at the parish house on Friday evening. The subject is Elizabeth Payson Prentiss, 1S1S- | 1878"
 The Women's Relief Corps of Is- bell Post, G. A. R., will hold a regu- 1 lar meeting this evening and visitors are expected from Ansonia, Seymour and Waterbury. All members are requested to be present and bring re- 1 treatments.
 The second game of the pool tour nament was played last night at the Waldorf between Richardson and | Ensign. resulting in victory for Richardson, the score being a to 70. | The game was an interesting one and was watched by large crowd.
 The organ recital given by Harry Ludlow Cook ill the Congregational church was one of the musical treats | of the season, every selection being beautifully rendered. He was ably assisted by William H, Joy, the bari tone singer of the church quartette. At the annual meeting. of the Nau- eatuck Golf club held Monday even ing the following officers were elect ed: President, Harris Whittemore; vice president, William T. Roden- back: secretary and treasurer, Charles s. Phinney. The membership of the club is limited to 150 and there are 10 vacancies, which will undoubtedly be filled as the season advances. As soon as the grounds are fit the links will be put in condition and sched- ule prepared.
 The managers of Pythian hall have had new gas fixtures installed in the lodge room of the hall and hereafter the lighting will be done by gas in- stead of electricity. The new fixtures were used for the first time Monday night and the general effect was a great improvement over what 1t was when the lighting was done under the old system. The fixtures are in har- mOny with the metal ceiling and other improvements which have been made in the lodge room during the past year and this is now one of the finest meeting places to be found in the entire state.
 The board of warden and burgesses met last night. Very little business was transacted and the meeting was over in about half an hour. The bor- Ough trcasurer's report was read and accepted, as was also the list of the newly elected officers of the fire com pany. The settlement of tine claim uf Mrs Frederick WOeimer was put over until another meeting. The commit tee which was appointed to estimate the amount of damage done 10 the property of Benjamin Baurer reported that when they went to the home of