Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-26
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Ernest Fecker of Bridgeport was in town yesterday calling on friends. Mrs W. H. Garth is spending a few days with friends in New York city.
 Mrs F. w. Eaton of Fairview ave- nue is visiting friends in Boston, Mass.
 Martin Halajian of Maple street spent yesterday with friends in Tor rington. -
 Mrs Catherine Wyant of Elmwood street spent yesterday with relatives in Seymour. Miss Mildred Greenman. who has been studying music in Scotland, has returned home. ..
 Rev Father Fitzgerald, who has been visiting relatives in Illinois, has returned home.
 The Church Helpers will meet We'd nesday afternoon with Mrs John M. Brown of Hillside avenue.- . The Naugatuck band will give one of their popular dances on Thursday evening in Columbus hall.
 The adjourned parish meeting of St Michaers will be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening.
 A public telephone station has been installed in John J. Kehoe's drug store on Ruber avenue.
 Miss May Stuart of Thomaston, who has been the guest of Miss Mar garet Baxter of Johnson street, has returned home.
 Willis Croft of Rubber avenue left yesterday for Philadelphia, from whence he was summoned by reason of the illness of brother.
 The lot owners of Grove Cemetery association will hold their annual meeting Monday, June 1, at p. m. in the Naugatuck National bank.
 The final administration accounts of the executor of the will of the late Mary B. Todd will be filed with the Judge of Probate McDonough, on May 2S, at g a. m.
 A hearing on the application of Floyd Wooster for letters of admin istration on the estate of Gillead Wooster will be held in the probate court on Thursday, May 2S, at p. m.
 Fire alarm box 26 has been trans ferred from the tower of the G. M. R. Shoe Co.'S factory to the opposite side of the street. The alarm box is now on the post near the shoe company's office.
 The officers and members of Lau- rel temple, P. S., are invited to at tend the meeting of Myrtle temple, P. S., in Waterbury this evening. The grand lodge officers are expected to attend.
 The members of the local aerie, F. o. E., are planning to attend the field day of the order, which will be held in Fall River, Mass, on July IS. A club is being organized and it is expected that large delegation from here will attend.
 Next Thursday will be Ascension day and will be holy day of obliga- tion in the Catholic churches. At St Francis's church masses will be celebrated at 5. and a. m. Con- fessions will be heard Wednesday af- terroon and evening.
 fs St Mary's parish fair, which has been the attraction at Columbus hall for the past week, will close this evening. The fair has been a great success both socially and financially, and the pastor, Rev Father Tanning, is very grateful for the assistance he has received in making the fair a success.
 The members of the Firemen's baseball team will meet for practice and Friday afternoon. Manager Lambert has completed ar engagements with the Tigers of New Haven to play two games here hn Memorial day. The first game will be played in the morning at 10:39 and the afternoon game at 3:30.
 Architect F. Alton Clark has pre- pared plans for the remodeling of the old Porter homestead which is now the property of Howard B. Futile. The contract for the mason work has been awarded to Reidy & Kelly, and the carpenter work to William Hoey. Mir Clark will have charge of the work concerning the changes which are being made.
 The newly appointed superintend- ent of streets has started out we'll on his job and 1t was noticeable how clean the erosswalks were kept dur ing the rainy spell which visited here last week, and considerable favor abel comment was made of the man. ner in which this work was done and If MT O'Brien continues to fill the duties of his position as he has since his appointment he will prove to Ie the best man who has yet filled tho office. and his many friends hope that