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

Read Upson, Singleton & Cos thlr- tieth anniversary sale announcement.
 William K. Birdsall has purchased a touring car from w A. Fiske.
 Mrs William O. Shepard of Walnut street is visiting relatives in New town.
 The regular monthly meeting of the warden and burgesses will be held tonight.
 Miss Rose Graham of New Brit ain is spending few days with friends in town.
 The Waterbury Military band will give a prom next Thursday night in Columbus hall.
 MT and Mrs Lorenzon of New street are spending few days in Washington, Conn. John Ryan, clerk at Brennans grocery store, is spending a weeks vacation in New York city. Mrs George Barnett of Tolles square is spending a two weeks vacation at Fishkill Landing. Harry B. Olsen, prescription clerk at the Naugatuck drug store, has re- turned home from his vacation. Mrs Carrie Culver, Mrs Seahury Scott and Mrs John Futile are spend- ing a few weeks at Stony Creek. L. l. Miss Josephine Reardon of Bren- nan street has returned from two weeks visit with relatives in Win l sted.
 Richard Almond and George Bar nett left yesterday for Ore Hill where they will spend a two weeks vaca- | tion.
 A party of 15 young men en- l ployed in the Durham Hosiery conN- pany are camping at Lake Quassa- | paug.
 Frank Clark of Bridgeport, who has been visiting his brother, John Clark of Central avenue, has return ed home.
 Mrs Eliza Werner and Mrs Eliza beth Kenney and children are the guests of Mir and Mrs J. T. Leary of Elm street.
 Edward Cunning of Newark, N. J., is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs Ann Cunning of Wood bine street.
 | Frederick F. Schaffer of Hillside avenue, who has been spending the past few weeks at his summer home, has returned.
 Louis Langford of Bridgeport has returned home after few days visit with his father, M. J. Langford of North Main street.
 Secretary c. S. Kaylor of the Y, M. c. A. left yesterday for Cold Spring Harbor, L. l., where he will spend his vacation.
 Mrs George Kennedy and chill dren of Buffalo, who have been the guests of relatives in town, left yes terday for their home.
 Robert and Miss Lillian Royle of Center street left yesterday for Hol- yoke, Mass, where they will spend the next two weeks with relatives. George F. Barnett of Tolles square and Richard Almond of Lines Hill left yesterday for Ore Hill wherethey will spend a two weeks vacation.
 Mir and Mrs J. L. Thompson of Londonderry, Vt, who have been visiting Mir and Mrs NJ. R. Hart of | High street, have returned to their home.
 The newly elected chiefs of Ra- mona council, D. of P, will be raised up at the councils meeting tonight by Deputy Great Pocahontas, Mrs Lura Dutton of Waterbury.
 At the regular meeting of Court night in Foresters' hall the newly elected officers were installed by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger George i C. Lambert.
 Roy Bays, who has conducted a barber shop in Portchester, \. Y., i has disposed of his interest in it and will spend the summer with his fam i fly, who are visiting his mother. Mrs L. B. Hoadley of Hoadley street.
 The newly-elected officers of Cen. ! tennial lodge, I. O. O. F.. were in. stalled last night by District Deputy Grand Mas.er Colin F. Wilson oi | Waterbury. A social session was | held after the close of the installa' ton ceremonies and refreshments were served.
 Manager Lambert of the firemen's ! team. has secured a game for next J Saturday with the Colored Giants of 1 New York. This team has scored a number of victories against some of 7 the best amateur teams of the state and the game Saturday promises to [ be a fast one.
 The choir boys of St Michael; church left yesterday for their an. nual outing. They will spend three days in New York city and suburbs including Rocksvay and Coney Island They will then take a triT up the Hudson returning by the wal of Twin Lakes. arriving home Sat urday evening.
 Word was received here yester. { day that Harry Quick. who acted al [ telegraph operator al the local pas. { senger station a short time ago. wal badly hurt by falling from a train near Middletown. \. Y. His right ! leg vas broken and his left leg wal | SO badly crushed that f. was found ! necessary to amputate it. The Union Center school commit tee held a meeting yesterday whsr
 the bids for the cellar and mason work for the addition to the Centra
 avenue school were opened. Onll
 two bids were submitted. J. H ! Ttruu offered ro do tha -rork for