Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-21
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

The Ladies' Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock in the parish house.
 Michael J. Ryau of Water street is spending two weeks vacation at Saratoga, N. Y.
 The Church Helpers will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Cath erin Ellsworth of Church street.
 Charles F, Mccarthy of Central avenue left for the south where he will spend few weeks vacation. Miss Mamie Renehan of Union street, has returned from week $ visit with relatives in New York city.
 Mrs Warren D. Abel and daughter have returned from Ballston, N. Y. where they have been visiting rela- tives.
 The Daughters of Isabella whist club will meet this evening with Mrs William J. Neary of Fairview ave- nue.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M F. church will meet Wednesday after noon at the parsonage on Frederick street.
 Miss Mary Healy, who has been spending the Easter vacation with relatives in South Natick, Mass, has returned.
 MT and Mrs Edward CaTrington have returned from Flogida, where they have been spending the past two months.
 Harry Ranslow, who has been un- der treatment in New Haven sana- tarium has returned home much i'm proved in health.
 A case of diphtheria has been re. ported in the family of William Nal ico of High street. The patient is his 10 year old daughter.
 John Renehan, who has been spending the Easter vacation with relatives in town, left to-day to re- sume his studies at Baltimore Medi- cal college.
 John Stapleton, jr who has been John Stapleton of Church street, has returned to his duties as physical in- structor at the Boys schoo, in Wayne, Pa.
 The board of warden and burgess es will meet tonight, but the meet ing will not start until after the democratic caucuses have adjourned, as both events will take place in the borough court room.
 The John M. Russell Manufactur- ing Co filed certificate of incOr- poration yesterday. It will take over the hardware factory owned by John NJ. Russell. The capitalization is $12,500, fully paid up.
 Charles Blumenauer, who for a number of years past has been su- perintendent of the town farm, was appointed for another rear at the meeting of the board of charities which was held last night.
 The tournament game last night at the Waldorf pool rooms between Neary and Stevens resulted in a vic- tory for the former by q score of 5 to GA. This evening Richardson will cross cues with Reed.
 Dr w. F.. Gerrish is attending q meeting of the Connecticut State Dental association which is being held Tuesday and Wednesday of this week in Bridgeport. Dr Gerrish will give a clinic on "Orthodentia.'
 A heariG will be held in the pro- bate court on May ,. on the apDiica- tiOn of Edward E. Lockwood, trustee. under the will of the late Abbie Gay lord for authority to surrender cer- tain trust property to Alice ]. Cox.
 The Golden Rule Bible class will hold their second annual meeting this evening at o'clock in the par ish house. The address will be de- livered by Rev W. II. Garth. The subject will De The Healing Minis try"
 The Young Peoples society of the Congregational church will give a concert and entertainment Wednes- day evening in the parish house. Mr Joy will sing and MT COoke. Mrs Eaton and Mrs Soule will play. The proceeds are to be used t1 pay for their new piano.
 Frank and Chester D. DlHgOkecki. who did business at 10 Spring street. under the firm name of DiugOkeeki Bros. are in bankruptcy. They filed partnership and individual schedules in the district court of the United States yesterday. They have CO., partnership liabilities of s2.s39Is and assets of sI.5I1. Frank eon- fesses to assets and liabilities in the same amounts. Chester Confesses to liabilities in the same amount and to assets Of SlOg less han the CO., partnership assets are
 The dance which was ziyeu by St Francis's IT. X g. society last night in Columbus hall was largely at- tended Previous t0 the opening Of the dance a short street Jarade was held in which the following drum corps participated. Derby Df Derby. Young Americans of Ansouia. Sey- mouT Of Seymour. and the original St Francis Union City. and the St Francis sDriety- There was a num- Der Of visitors from out of town. and the affair vas one of the sue- eessful sDcial events of the season
 The political atmosphere has suf- fcieutly cleared go that .se one name which appears on the hOriz1n for the nomination 0f warden on Fhe demo cratic ticket Is that 0f Thomas O'IJ1aEhlin- This is one of the years when almost anvwpST who wants the R0Eginsfion can have it for the asking and the sane roadi- tiGrs seem 10 prevail fn he ranks