Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-03
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

 bury where he has secured employ ment.
 The Polish Athletic club will hold athletic events tomorrow afternoon on School street.
 Miss Josie Wedge of South Main street has gone to Stoughton, Mass, to visit relatives.
 Oscar Anderson of Springfield who has been visiting relatives here re- turned home to-day.
 Miss Eleanor Spencer of Fairview avenue has gone to Sea Girt, N. J., to spend the summer.
 Miss Mary Healey of Portland is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Michael Healey of Olin street. %
 Miss Aldine Martin of Southing- ton is the guest of Miss Nellie Gal win of Meadow street.
 Mrs William F. Brennan of Mea- dow street and children are spending few weeks in Litchfield.
 Mrs M. J. Ryan and daughter of Lewis street left yesterday for West Norfolk to spend the summer.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Sakolski have returned from their wedding trip and will reside on City Hill street.
 Mrs F. A. Kennedy and children of Cherry street are spending a few weeks with relatives in Colchester.
 Patrick Connolly of Olive street, who has been spending the past month in Chicago, has returned home
 Mrs Sherrod Soule and son of Church street left yesterday for Som- ersworth, N. H., to spend the summer.
 Miss Ruth Dyson has returned to her home in New Britain after a few days visit with Miss Rheta Munroe of Pond Hill.
 A number of the local storekeepers will close their stores Saturday at noon. All the stores will keep. open this evening.
 John Crimmins of North Main street has returned from Trenton, N. J., where he attended the funeral of relative.
 Mrs Andrew Brennan and Miss Mil dred Noonan of Bridge street left yes- terday for visit with relatives in Dorchester, Mass.
 Miss Mabel Andrews of Spring. field, Mass, who has been visiting Miss Ruby Perkins of Orchard street has returned home.
 Judge McDonough of the probate court has appointed Clifford J. At water administrator of the estate of the late Furda Geesner.
 Mrs John Meagher and Miss Irene Roberts, who have been spend ing few days with friends in the borough, have returned to their home in Thomas.on.
 The arrangements are being com pleted for the second annual outing of the Naugatuck business men which will be held at osborn's glen on Wednesday, July IS.
 The 'Germania Maennerchor will hold a rehearsal this evening at s o'clock in Germania hall. A smoker will follow the rehearsal. All sing CTS and members are invited.
 The plans for the new parish house for St Michael's church have been approved by the building com. mittes and the entire matter of erecting the building was placed in the hands of the committee with full power to act.
 The Merry Widow baseball team defeated the Maplewoods on Fire mems field yesterday afternoon by the score of 9 to 1. Shea and OLough- lin were the battery for the Merry Widows and Grove and Swanson for the Maplewoods.
 Mrs Edward Casey, who conducts a saloon on Prospect street and who was arres ed on a charge of selling to minors. has settled her case with Prosecuting Agent Bowen, upon the payment of s10 and costs, amounting to s25.35.
 The new Twitchell block on Park place is almost completed. The fin- ishing touches are being applied in the way of painting he windows, castings and hanging the large outer doors. IT is thought that the build ing will be ready for occupancy by August 1.
 The grea-er part of the stores will be closed all day tomorrow: some, however, will be opened until noon, as no general agreement has been reached about it. The letter car. rieTs will make but one trip and the banks and other offices will be closed all day.
 Two games of baseball will be played on Firemen's field tomorrow. The visiting team will be the Thom- astons. The first game will start at 10:3O in the morning and the second game at in the afternoon. Sweeney and Smedsek will do the pitching for the local team.
 An elderly man who gave his name as Reeves and who lives in Waterbury was overcome with the heat yesterday. He was .sken into the Naugatuek drug store where pr Reilly and Baker attended him. Af. fer about an hour he recovered suf- fciently 10 return home.
 Henry Sane of Oxford has brought suit against The Consolidated rail. road for sIH0 damages to his wood and lands caused by fire set by a locomotive on May (. The suit was brought by S D. Bingham. justice of the peace. and is returnahle July 2l before Jus ice John F. McDOnough
 There seems to be little doubt now in the minds of the relatives of Michael Shannzhzn that it was he who was killed by train last week in Bridgeport The keys ths.