Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-04-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

cation.
Young men want brown suits, $12
to 500 at Epson, Singleton Il Cos,
Waterbury.
A son was born this morning to
Mr. and Mrs George w. Wood Of
Elmwood street.
Miss Sadie Hine of Hillside ave-
nue. has returned from two weeks
trip to the south.
The Imperial Moving Picture COM
pany will give an exhibition this
evening in the Gem opera house.
Rev Thomas A. T. Hanna will
preach at the morning and evening
services at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Harry Shirtcliffe of High street left
to-day to join Barnum & Bailey's cir
Gus, with whom he has been engaged
as cook.
Miss Jane Wood of Meadow street
left yesterday for her home in Dor
chester, Mass, where she will spend
the Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Lewis of
Terrace avenue have returned from
Camden, S. C. where they have been
spending the wintre months.
The pool match at the Waldorf
last night between Perry and Con-
lon resulted in victory for Perry,
the score being, Perry IS, Conlon,
50.
Miss Lillian Yale, kindergarten
teacher in the public schools, left to-
day for Guilford, where she will
spend the Easter vacation with her
parents.
The members of Ojeda council, X.
of P. will meet in Pythian hall Sun
day morning at GAS. They will
march in body to st Francis church
where they will receive holy COM
munion
Leon French has been appointed
leader of the choir of the Church of
the Good Shepherd in Shelton. He
will still continue to act as choir
leader and organist of the local Met
hodist church.
The republican caucus will be held
on Thursday, April 16 at s p. m. in
the following places: First ward,
Borough court room; second ward,
Naugatuck hotel; third ward, Hose
house Bridge street.
Michael ]. Langford, administrator
of the estate of the late Frederick
S. Wragg has obtained an order from
the probate court for permission to
sell at public auction on April 20 at
2 p. m. the real estate of the above
named.
The democratic town committee
held a meeting Tuesday night and
Attorney William Kennedy was
elected chairman and Pierce E.
Freeman treasurer. This commit
tees term will not expire until Jan
uary 1, 1909, and they will there
fore have charge of the campaign
this fall. Both of these gentlemen
have acted in their respective posi-
tions for number of years and that
a successful campaign will be con-
every reason to believe.
Michael Mcmahon, a former resi-
dent of Union City. died yesterday
at his home. II North Riverside
street. in Waterbury. The deceased
was master mechanic in Twitchell's
manufacturing plant in Union City
and when the business was removed
to Oakville Mr. Mcmahon went TO
live there. He was well known here
and had large circle of friends.
The funeral will be held Sunday af-
ternoon at , o'clock from his late
residence, with interment in st
James cemetery, Naugatuck.
The Elms basketball team has COM
Dleted the season of 1908 and have
made very successful showing. hav-
ng played twelve games, winning
nine and losing three. They scored
otal Of 81 points against 224 mad
by the opponents and notwithstand-
ng the conditions at the local fac
cries during the winter, the finan-
'ial returns were satisfactory. The
members Of the team will meet at
-ovine's studio Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock for the purpose of having
heir pictures taken.
Warden William r. Rodenback |
las called a meeting of freemen TO |
,e held next "Wednesday for the pur-
bose Of taking action on the pur- 4
'hasing of the Glove company's lot |
IN Maple street to be used as a site 1
Tor the erection of the new hose
house. The ballot box will be opened
rom 10 a. m. until p. m. and the
Foting for the entire town will he
lone in the town hall. IL the petition
meets with the approval Of the free
men the sum Of $4,000 will I've
AIKEN out Of the house house fund
o pay for the lot. The hose house
und now amounts to about $4,000.
Several Of the members Of Magno-
ia encampment Of Odd Fellows at
ended the rehearsal Of the Towns
nd minstrels in Waterbury Thurs
ar night and reported that they are
tightly pleased with the showing
made. The entertainment will be pre-
ented in TOrrington Wednesday and
L the Gem opera house in Manga
uck Friday evening. April "a for
he benefit Of Magnolia eneampmeut
there are about 40 members in the
hOrus. Karl l. Winters will act as
nteTlOcutOr- The programme will
onsist Of all the latest solos. duets
nd quartettes-
The officers Of Naugatuck lodge.
20 ss7. B. P O L. we're Installed
asst night by Past Exalted Ruler N.
B. Reidy- The foIIowing officers
Tere installed Exalted ruler
oshua W. Rogers: esteemed Lead