Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs L. S. Moulthrop of Church streee spent yesterday with relatives in New Haven.
 Patrick Aspell of Coen street
 has gone to Boston where he has se-
 cured employment. The meetings of Allerton chapter, R. A. M., have been discontinued TOT
 the summer months.
 MT and Mrs Harry Bickerdyke of Meadow street are spending a few days at Laurel Beach. The family of Attorney William
 Kennedy of Oak street have gone to
 Woodmont for the summer.
 Chauncey Crosby of Park place has taken a position as chauffeur for Dr J. w. Robbins of Church street. MT and Mrs H. P. Patterson of Meadow street are occupying the Grant cottage at Laurel Beach. The meetings of Shepherd lodge, F. and A. M, will be held the firss and third Tuesdays of each month un- til September 3. -.s. Raymond Cooper, who underwent
 an operation at Mrs Langs sani-
 tarium in Waterbury few weeks ago, has returned home.
 The Misses Mary Kennedy of
 Meadow street and Julia L. Ken nedy of Oak street left yesterday for few weeks stay in Litchfield.
 The board of managers of the Naugatuck fire department baseball team are requested to meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the Water street hose house.
 After the newly elected officers of Liberty lodge, o. D. s. G., were in- stalled at their meeting the retiring past president, Fanny E. Lates, was presented with past president s badge. The presentation speech was made by the supreme chaplain, Mrs Hattie Fox.
 The Naugatuck high school base ball team defeated the Consolidated team on Firemen's field yesterday af- ternoon by score of II to 8. The game was we'll attended. The score:
 R.H.E. N. H. s.....o16oooo4s-11 8 N. Cons ..0OOO0021 210-3 8 8 ] Batteries-Leary and O'Loughlin; D. Kieiy, M. Kiely and Stanbridge.
 At the bag party given by the | Working Girls club at their roonts Tuesday evening Miss K. Maud Smith, the club president, was pre- | sented with a set of 40 volumes or Shakespeare's Works bound in | leather. It was a gift of the mem bers of the club with whom Miss Smith is extremely popular. The | party was one of the most enjoyable affairs the club has ever held.
 Miss Helena Nane and Albert Mai were married yesterday afternoon in the Congregational church by the pastor, the Rev Sherrod Soule. Miss Annie Mai, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid and Richard Nane, brother of the bride, was best man. The brides gown was of white silk, trimmed with cluny and Valenciennes lace. She wore i white picture hat and carried pink roses. The bridesmaids gown was | of pink silk snoazet and she wore a ] pink picture hat. A reception was | held at the home of the groom's fla ! ther, Emil Mai of South Main street After a short wedding trip the hap py couple will reside on Ward street. Among the out-of-town guests present were Mrs Name and Mrs Beaumon of Coney Island, N. Y., Mrs William Hertwig of Brook lyn, N. Y., Miss Elizabeth Cary of Waterbury.
 The board of warden and burgesses held a meeting last night. Burgess Frederick was the only member ab- tsen. The report of Tax Collectors Hogan and Bohlin for the month of May were accepted as were also the report of the chief of police and the health officer. The matter of secur- ing a permanent right of way for the storm sewer through the land of August Weber was laid over indefi- nitely, or until such time as the bor- ough authorities can reach some agreement. The hearing on the es- tablishment of grade lines on Church street in front of the Andrews prop erty was continued until June 24. The road superintendent was in- structed to remove the planking at the south end of property Of St Fran cis's parochial school and fill in with clean gravel, until such time as the walk can be brought to grade. It was voted that all property owners whose premises are connected with the old Maple street storm sewer be notified that such privileges have been revok- ed and that they must connect with the new Maple street sanitary sewer before July IS. A storm sewer which runs through the property of Mrs Henry Lloyd and which is out of or der, was referred to the sewer com mittee. The borough attorney will be conferred with So that the bor- ough authorities will know just how they stand in relation to the new Elm street extension The railroad company haven't as yet given a deed for the street and the board don't seem anxious 10 order anything done on the street until their title has been clearly established. A hearing on the laying of a sidewalk on Scott street in front of the Hoadley prop erty. was set down for June 24. The engineer was instructed to prepare plans for a sewer on High street be- tween Carroll and Woodland streets. IL was voted that the nuisznces which now exist on the property of Harry g. Brooks on High street must be abated before June a. Cross walks were ordered built as follows