Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Alex Wylie of New York city is
 visiting his father, Andrew Wylie of
 High street.
 Mrs Michael Young of Washing
 ton street is reported as seriously ill at her home.
 w. R. Freeman of Plainville spent
 Sunday with his father, c. N. Free man of Hillside avenue. Charles Lamphere of Mystic street i spent Sunday with his father, Lyman Lamphere. of Water street.
 Miss Alice Lodge, of Derby was the guest of Mir and Mrs Charles Lodge of Carroll street, Sunday. The board of warden and burgess es will meet in the borough court room tomorrow evening at o'clock. The annual meeting of the Nauga- tuck Golf club will be held in the borough court room this evening at s | o'clock.
 Attorney Eugene Sweeney of New York city spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Owen Sweeney, of Scott street.
 James Monohan of Cherry street, who was operated upon few days ago in the New Haven hospital is improving,
 Rev Father Ambrose, O. s. F., of Winsted, will preach the lenten ser- mon at St Francis's church Wednes- day evening.
 Contractor !. H. Dunn will open an office in Webster block, fin one of the rooms recently vacated by the s. N. E. Telephone company.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Chester Judd on the East Waterbury road.
 St Miohael's guild will meet this evening in the chapel All members are requested to attend, as there is important business to discuss.
 The Church Helpers of St Michaels Episcopal church will meet Wednes- day afternoon at 2;S0 with Mrs H. H. Squire of North Main street.
 Miss Mary T. Cross, teacher in the Hartford public schools, spent the weeks end with her parents, Mir and and Mrs A. B. Cross of Barnum court.
 An anniversary requiem h'gh mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at S o'clock at St Francis's church for the repose of the soul of the late William F. Ryan.
 All members of the local aerie of Eagles are requested to attend special meeting this evening at 7:45, to make arrangements for attending the funeral of Brother Morris Quish.
 The Naugatuck Aerie No $40. F. O. E., will meet this evening in Eagles hall. All members are requested to attend. State President J. H. Tague will be present and other state off cials.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con gregational church will meet Wednes- day afternoon at 2:3O in the parish house. The Young Ladies' Aid so- ciety will meet Wednesday evening at 7:3o in the parish house.
 Contractor E. A. Hotchkiss has brought suit against Bernard Schmidt of Straitsville to recover a bill which he claims the latter owes him. The case will be tried before Justice of the Peace John F. McDcn- ough on Thursday, March 12.
 Plans are being drawn by Archi- tect F. Alton Clark for a new resi- dence to be erected here for Tracy North. It will be of frame coustruc- ton. containing eight rooms, with modern plumbing. electric lights, fur mace heat and all improvements.
 An organ recital will be given to- morrow evening at the Congregational church by Harry Ludlow Cooke, the organist He will be assisted by Will liam H. Joy. the baritone singer of the chruch quartette. The programme will consist of German and English l compositions.
 The managers and players of the | Naugatuck Fire Department baseball | team will meet tomorrow evening to | decide If the present board of man. agers will act for the coming seasOn. ! The board consists of J. W. Rogers. T NlEuNASs Auul ltH l1hlls jr. and Charles Thomas.
 Morris F. Quish. son of Mrs Ellen Quish of Washington street. died | yesterday morning. after a lingering illness. He leaves besides his mott CT five sisters, the Misses Margaret. | Mary, Catherine. Alice and Hannah. The funeral will be held Tuesday --Hsh Eusn-r,.wH Er s. James's eemtery.
 The second annual pool tourra- ment at the Waldorf will start this evening. when Ratclir will meet Powers. The following Is the weeks schedule: Monday. Powers and Rat cliff; Tuesday. Ensign and Richard son: Wednesday. Weary and Perry: Friday. COnlon and Reed. The games will start promptly at 7:50. The prizes are on exhibition ;n Iudd's vindov.
 There was 6 large audience at the Gem opera house last night 10 wit- ness the pictorial production of "Ob- srammerEau. Her People and Their Pisys7 The entertainment vas given under s1e auspices of the lodge Of Elks by Henry who described the life nf the people of that Bavarian village In a manner that uas appreciated by the entire audience
 The Robert Emmet club vfll csIe- bTzte the anniversary of the birth of Robert Emmet al their meeting tonight 1n Hibernisn hall The osI- sbTations of this event which were held in the various citfes Of the .--.. H--s-- aEr n.rE --.l. [. -.-.--