Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-23
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Imperial moving pictures will be exhibited tonight at the Gem opera house. .u.- A daughter was born yesterday, to MT and Mrs John Gilbert of Anderson street. et '..
 The Friday Afternoon Whist club met yesterday with Mrs W. J. Har- rington of George street.
 Michael Scanlon of New York city is the guest of his uncle, Michael Scanlon, of Spring street.
 Mrs w. H. O'Meara of Elmwood street has returned from few days visit with relatives in Seymour.
 Fred Menolds, the newly appointed sealer of weights and measures, be- gan his work of testing scales to-day.
 Raymond Cooper of South Main street underwent an operation yester- day in private sanitarium in Wa terrbury.
 Naugatuck aerie, No $40, F. O. E., will hold memorial services Sunday, The members are to meet in Eagles hall at 1880.
 The Red Mems association will give a dance this evening in Red Mems hall. Prentzel's orchestra will fur nish the music.
 Catherine L., the two-years-old daughter of MT and Mrs Stephen Martin of 261 South Main stret died yesterday. The funeral will be held Sunday.
 The Union City drum corps will at- tend a dance to be given by the Young American drum corps of An sonia in that city this evening. They will leave here on the $50 car. The comedy, U. Dolby's Dol: Shop" which was presented at the parish house Thursday evening was played again this afternoon to large audience. The little ones who assist ed doing their various parts in a very charming manner.
 While Leonard Braumis and Harry Pager were playing in front of w. A. Braumis's bakery store on Church street one of the boys fell against the show window and broke the glass. Pager received deep gash on one of his fingers. The wound is not seri- ous.
 The members of Isbell post, c. A. R. and the Sons of Veterans will go to Gunntown cemetery tomorrow to decorate the graves of deceased sol diers buried there. The members of both organizations will assemble in their hall at 9:30 a. m. wearing their uniforms. -...
 The young ladies who acted as reception committee for the St Fran cis T. A. B. society when the field day of the Catholic Total Abstinence un- ion was held here last June, will have a float in the c. T. A. U. parade in Torrington next month. The float will be furnished by the St Francis T. A. B. society as token of appre- citation of the valuable services rem dered by the committee on the last field day.
 The fair that is being held in Co., lumbus hall for the benefit of the St Mary's church still continues to draw large crowds. The entertainment last night was excellent, little Miss Vivian Neary delighted her audience by her dancing; Mrs w. A. Rielly also sang in her usual charming manner. The entertainment this evening will be by the members of St Franciss church choir. The fair is proving to be a social and financial success.
 The Naugatuck Times made its first appearance yesterday afternoon. It is to be a weekly newspaper, and Frank E. Nolan is editor and proprie- tor. The editorial rooms are in the Neary building and the paper will be printed by the Perry Press. MT No- Ian has had considerable experience in newspaper work and there is every reason to believe that he can make a success of his new venture, and his many friends hope that his ambitions may be realized.
 Richard Burke of Johnson street owns a dog that a few days ago bit a child belonging to Thomas Delaney who lives in the same neighborhoOd. lhA bFAaAtt Has hEhEtA -AA No kill the dog but this he refuses to do and the father of the boy. fearing that the dog may again attack the little fellow. has reported the matter to the authorities and the dog war den is now making an investigation. If 1t is deemed necessary to kill the dog it will be done regardless of the wishes Of the owner.
 Fire Chief Wilson F. Clark went to Hartford and purchased a pair of horses which will be used on the chemical fire truck. The horses will be brought here Sunday and for the present will be kept in Sundville's stables which is next door to the hose house on Water street. As was stated in last nights Democrat. John Lan- non will have charge of the team and begin his new duties next Monday. It is said that the horses will De used on the sprinkling cart during the day but fl this is so it does not agree with inc statement made hv rhe rhfaf aF