Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-23
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mir and Mrs Arthur Baker of Or chard street.
 John H. Whitte'sore has beer named as executor ni the will of tht late Harriet Spencer.
 James O'Rourke of Church street left this morning for Boston where he will visit relatives.
 Miss Marie Lindsley. of Stonington, who has been visiting friends in the borough has returned home. Edward Osbourne. q former resident of this place is the guest of Mir and Mrs F. K. Grant of Meadow street. Augustus Miller of Millville ave- nue has sufficiently recovered from an attack of typhoid fever to be out. Miss Gertrude Williams of Cheney street has returned from Milford, where she has been visiting relatives
 Patrick Hall has resigned his posi-
 tlon at Earrings bakery, the resigna-
 tion to take effect next Saturday
 night
 MT and Mrs James Freney of New
 ark, x. J., who have been the guests cl lCiullNSS III lllt DbIOuSu llIS re-
 turned home.
 s. c. Durham of Hartford one of the officers of the Durham Hosiery
 company, was in the borough yester-
 day on business.
 In the probate court this morning
 Charles R. Hitchcock was appointed
 administrator on the estate of the late Anna Hitchcock
 At the regular meeting of Division
 No ?, A. o. H., held Tuesday night,
 Dr John J. Carroll was elected the divisions superintendent.
 Joseph Horn, who went to Hart
 ford about two years ago, where he
 secured employment, has returned to Naugatuck where he will reside.
 The platform around the old pas
 senger station has been torn up and
 it is thought that the work of tearing
 down the depot will begin to-day.
 A number of the members of Court
 Minerva will go to Derby tonight to
 attend the installation of officers of
 Court Tri-City, Independent Order of Foresters.
 Charles Spencer of Fairview ave
 nue attended the annual meeting of
 the Norfolk, New Brunswick Hosiery company. which was held yesterday
 in New Brunswick, N. J. E. E. Stevens has purchased the pool table and fixtures in the Bruns- wick pool room in Union City. He is the proprietor of the building in which these goods were used.
 The hearing on the final accounts of the eXecutor of the will of the late Andrew Brennan was put over this morning by Judge McDonough until Monday morning, January 27, at 9I a. m. Clarence Schofield. who was gate tender at the North Water street crossing. left this morning for Great Harrington, Mass. where he has se- cured employment of a similar na- ture.
 There will be hearing in the pro- | bate court tomorrow at 9 a. m. on | the application of Thomas H. Benton | for the appointment of an administra- 1 tor of the estate of the late Catherine | Roach.
 The scarlet fever sign has been re- moved from the residence of William | Pryor on Cliff street. A young son of the late William Kieley. who has been i'll with the disease. has entirely recovered.
 Edward H. Darlington and his sis ter. Mrs L. s. Moulthrop have filed with the judge of probate a copy of the mutual distribution of the estate of their mother, the late Mrs Fannie F. Darlington.
 Mrs Nina Nodine, special deputy of the Daughters of Rebekah, accom- panied by her official staff. went to Waterbury last night to install the newly elected officers of Winona Re- bekah lodge, No s.
 There was a large attendance at the supper which was given last ev- ening at Hibernian hall by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the 4. O. H. Af- ter supper the evening was spent iE dancing This was the first attempt of this society in this line and last nights affair was such a success that it is safe to say that it will not be long before another affair of this kind is given
 Fire Chief Wilson r. Clark and Freeman and Schofieid have been visiting the various fire department houses in the cities in his section of New England with he hope of being able to make some tO the board which will be of great importance when the question of building a new fire sta l ion is brought before the bOrOugh'sl aw making body
 T. is said that Contractor Johnson. vh0 has constructed a gOodly portion lf the sewer system in the borough md who has had more or less trouble lbOut every contract taken by him. md against whom many suits have leen brought for wages that are still unpaid. will soon file a petition in rankruptey. He Is a resident of New ( Fork and whether or not he could [ properly apply for such a petition un-i 5 Ter such circumstances is still an un- , ettied question is
 Since authority was given the road v bv the board Of war q len and burgesses to construct the aweFs on HotChkiss street and Bridge treet he has divided the work bel 2 wean the unemployed Of the borough tying each man three days work at 2 te end Of which he viII be notified I B D. he must drop out to make room . F another This only goes to show u he large number oF men who aref 2 lie in the borough where only a au- months ago there wss a searcitV ;. f hAIp on all outdoor work
 Ths large water tank which stzndsl