Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-08
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs William L. Lloyd of Laurel
| Beach was in town yesterday visit
ing relatives.
G. Greeburg of Frederick street is
attending the funeral of his father
in Lewiston, Maine.
There will be no game on the fire.
mems field Saturday. The next game
by the firemen will be played May 16.
William Ward of Elm street at
tended the meeting of the Israel Put
nam association in Bethel yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry McVicker have
returned from New York city where
they have been attending the funeral
of relative.
Thomas Dolan of Providence, R..
|. who has been visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs James Dolan of Golden
Hill street has returned home.
The Naugatuek band dance which
has been postponed so many times
on account of the weather will be
held tonight in Columbus hall.
In the probate court yesterday the
final account of Thomas H. Benton,
administrator of the estate of the late
Daniel Roach was accepted by Judge
McDonough.
Letter Carrier John G. Gisslander
attended a Good Templars' conven-
ton in Meriden yesterday, his route
was carried by Assistant Postmaster
James Mcclellan.
A hearing on an application to sell
certain real estate belonging to the
estate of the late Anthony Whitaker
will be held in the probate Office on
Tuesday, May IL at 9 a, m.
Manager Morse has arranged an
entirely new programme for to-mor-
row afternoon and evening at the en-
tertainment which will be given by
the Imperial Moving Picture Co.
The funeral of Mrs Francis Vast
of Pond hill was held this morning
from her late home to st Francis
church, where requiem high mass
was celebrated. The interment was
in st James cemetery.
At the annual meeting of the
Church Helpers the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected:
President, Mrs A. c. Tuttle; vice.
president, Mrs Thomas Bowen; sec
rotary and treasurer, Mrs F. B.
futile.
The women of st Mary's parish
are TO hold six nights fair in
their new parish. There is to be an
entertainment each evening, which
will be followed by dancing. 1t is
expected that the fair will be largely
attended, admission will be Is cents
each evening.
Kelly and Nolan, the well known
local singers, win go to Portchester,
N. Y, where they will take part in
minstrel performance which will
be given under the direction of Rev
Father Burke for the benefit of his
church. Father Burke is Nauga-
tuck boy and son of Mrs John
Burke of Meadow street.
Workmen in the employ of the rail-
road company are putting in catch
basins in the cement arch over the
Longmeadow brook on Elm street,
and are also putting up guard rail
on the west side of the arch. II will
be recalled that when the borough
government was asked to accept this
street that objection was raised be-
cause the work was not pushed in
such a manner as to satisfy the Off
cials. but when the work that is now
being done there is completed it is
probable that the board of warden
and burgesses will not hesitate to
accept it as a public highway.
The following list OF thirty-six
Naugatuck citizens has been sent to
the clerk of the superior court to be
drawn as jurors. Out of the thirty
six names sent only eighteen will
be drawn: Frederick Candee. Or
lando Hastings, Harry Roberts. II. G..
Dennison, Frederick Draper, Hooper
Hotchkiss. r. r. Loomis. sr. Joel b.
Webster, A. E. Sehofield. Frank S.
Nichols, Spencer Hotchkiss. Edwin
Fl. Lewis, Charles b. Andrew, Will
liam II. Kehoe. John Breen. John
Stapleton. Michael J. Burke. John J.
O'Reilly. John Maher. Joseph c. Flynn.
Thomas n. Benton. Edgar f. Jones.
Rufus W. Lewis. William II. Fenton.
Arthur l.. Peck. Owen Connolly.
Charles Baxter. Michael Shannahan,
Richard Burns. John Dooley. End.
Peter Boylan. Walter S. Osborn.
Amos Culver. Thomas Northrop.
Frank s. TTuesdale, William Brophy.