Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-15
.NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

street is visiting relatives in Spring field, Mass.
 Mrs Fred Elliott of South Main street is confined to her home with malaria fever.
 Glenn F. Noble of New street is in Rome, N. Y, attending the funeral of his mother.
 Eugene La Grande and Archie Comstock are spending the week at Highland lake, Winsted.
 Martin Caine of New Haven is wis iting his parents, MT and Mrs Mich ael Caine of Johnson street.
 MT and Mrs William Phelan of Curtiss street are entertaining Mrs Broderick of Warehouse Point. ~
 Miss Anna Englehart of Woodland street left yesterday for Auburn, N. Y., where she will visit relatives.
 David Bowen of New York city is the guest of his brother, Attorney Thomas Bowen of Highland avenue.
 A large number of the local aerie of Eagles left to-day for Fall River to take part in the field day exer- cises.
 Miss Marguerite McCarten of New Haven, who has been visiting rela- tives in the borough, has returned home.
 Miss Catherine Crothy of Pond hill, who has been seriously i'll, is improving, and is now considered out of danger.
 Edward Theiren of South Main street left yesterday for Fall River, Mass, where he will visit relatives for few days.
 MT and Mrs G. T. Wigmore of Highland avenue left yesterday for Litchfield, where they will spend a two weeks vacation.
 During the absence of Secretary c. T. Kalor of the Y. NJ. c. A. the work of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be in l charge of John Lynch. Harley Rupert of Yonkers, N. Y, who has been the guest of Augustus Peck of Oak street for the past few weeks, has returned home.
 Charles Erricson. janitor of the high school, will leave next week for Sweden. His place at the school has been taken by Saumel Woodin.
 Miss Margaret Taylor, who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs John M. Hearns of Elmwood street, has returned to her home in Torrington.
 MT and Mrs Edward Kennedy and family of Fairview avenue have re- turned from Laurel Beach, where they have been spending their vaca- tion.
 A son of Mir and Mrs Charles Er- rico of South Main street is i'll with tetanus. He is threatened with lock- jaw and his condition is serious. The little fellow was injured while cele. brating the Fourth of July.
 The overturning of lighted lamI in the tea and coffee store house oi Frank Brennan of High street. wa: the cause of having an alarm sent ir from box 59, near Linden park last night about S:30 o'clock. The ser. vices of the firemen were not needed as the fire was of no consequence. The recall was sounded shortly before o'clock.
 A most successful working of the third degree took place last night al the meeting of Ojeda council, K. of C A degree team from the united coun' cils of Waterbury assisted the district deputy. John NJ. Hearns. A large number of visitors were present iron Waterbury, Seymour. Ansonia. Der by and Shelton. After the degree work was finished a social sessiouwai given at which refreshments wer, served.
 The bitulithic paving job oI Bishop street was finished yesterda! abou; half past ,. and the crowd O spectators. all residents of thu north end felt like giving a hufr; for the contractors after the stean roller had made its final trip ove the surface of crushed tarred stone The cos of ,he job will be under taken by the city and the propert. owners abutting, the latter's shar will be One-third. which. divided among them all will not amount t' grea- deal. But everybody pre- diets that the job. while considere' as good as the average. will aot las the wear and tear by the hug teams of the Chase Rolling Mill . company.
 The local Italians are making grea preparations for their celebration to morrow The line of march is as fol lows: Start from Columbus hall oi South Main street at S:30 a. m. C High street. to Oak to Maple to Soutl Water. to Rubber avenue. to Cherr to Olive. to German. to Scott. t Arch. 10 Rubber avenue. to Church to Park place. to Meadow street, [ Meadow court. to St Francis church where a solemn high mas l, wifi be celebrated. Upon leaving th : church they will march down Chure to Maple. to South Main. to Columbu hall where the parade will be dii missed Tn the evening there will a grand display of fireworks on Fir, mems field The event vi1I be oper cd tonight by the societies attendin services at St Francis's church. aftc which band concert will be given 1