Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Naugatuck tent No %, K. o. T M, will meet this evening in Foresters hail.
 A daughter was born last night to Mir and Mrs William O'Neil of Church street.
 Mrs Erhardt Schreck of Park ave nue is reported as seriously ill at her home.
 Miss Nellie Church of Rubber ave- nue is visiting relatives in Provi- dence, R. I.
 Work has been started on the laying of the extension of the Bridge street sanitary sewer.
 Evergreen chapter, o. O. E., will hold a regular meeting this evening. All members are requested to at tend.
 The Ladies' Whist club were enter tained by Mrs Carrie Culver this af- ternoon at her home on ElmwoOd street.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Naugatuck Daily News was held last night at their office on North Main street.
 At the meeting of Court Minerva, l. o. F., held last evening the election of officers was postponed until next Tuesday evening.
 The Altar society of St FraDciss church are making arrangements for their annual whist party to be held in Columbus hall.
 The Daughters of Winona, club composed of popular young ladies, will give a leap year dance Friday evening at Columbus hall.
 At the meeting of Cough com mandery. held tonight, five candi- dates will be initiated, after which a social session will be held.
 Justice of the Peace Seth D. Bing ham has given q decision in favor of George w. Andrew vs Andrew Abramson. The plaintiff is given judgment to recover $6O.60 with costs.
 A mid-week aervice will be held in the parish house tomorrow even- ing at 7:30. Subject will be "Prac- tice What You Preach" the second of the four studies of "A Code of Conduct by the Brother of Jesus"
 Warren D. Abel, Charles Wirching, Louis T. McCOllum, George Hinman and John Grueber are the delegates from shepherd lodge who are attend ing the annual meeting of the Masonic grand lodge being held in Hartford to-day.
 The graduating class of 1908 of the Naugatuck high school has adopt ed its class motto, which is, 'Merea- mus Successum." Translated means Let us deserve success" The de- sign for a class pin has also been selected.
 The piston rod of the engine at the factory of the G. l. R. Glove Co on Rubber avenue broke yesterday morning. It will require about a week to make the necessary re- pairs, during which time the factory will be closed and about $50 em- ployes will be out of work.
 The local aerie of Eagles are com pleting arrangements for fair to be held in the Gem opera house from January 30 to February ?. The com mitee in charge are working hard to make this success They expect to have special stage attractions each evening which will be followed by dancing
 The annual meeting of the Ger man Catholic society was held last night at which the following officers were elected fo- the ensuing term: President, William Siefen; vice president Engbert Benz; treasurer. William Froehiich; financial secre- tary, William Fassbender: trustees. Joseph Damerder, H. HulEstrunk and NJ. Kunkel.
 The combination car which will he used as q passenger station while the work of moving the present passen- ger station is in progress, has arrived and Is now on the siding just south Nf the Coat shop. The timbers tO he used in moving the passenger station have been unlOaded and every thing is in readiness to facilitate the work of moving the passenger station.
 4 pool match has been arranged between Frank Nolan of this town and Joseph Daily of Waterbury. A purse of S200 mas been pu- up by Manager StapletOn of the Waldorf and Manager PahGlski of the Woos- ter The contest will be for 400 points in blocks of 100. IL Is SO ar ranged that 900 of the points will he played in Waterbury and 200 in Naugatuck. and 1t is thought that the match will be played during the week o< January c7th
 | farewell surprise party was ten derel to Miss Helen FOy last evening at her home "n Oak street. VocaI and instrumental music was enjoyed and refreshments served Miss FOy was the recipient of many pieces of linen from her girl friends WIso wish her Succpss in her new field Of labor. She will leave Monday for Hartford. where she will enter St FraHrIs-s hospital to study to I,ecome a profes- sional nurse. There were guests pres- ent from WaterIury. Seymour. An sonia and Naugatuck .. I'eputy Sheriff James F.. Sweeney reached here last night on the f41 train with George Allen. whO has gaine'i much n0t"Tiety during tha past few weeks IBef-luSa of his name I-e- ing connected with the burglary al tho C. N. R Shoe Cos office on the night of DecpmbPr IT. \ large crowd had garLnn.d at rle station tn -at a