Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

ShdiIcS Ouupu, d StuuChl ol HAA@A herst college, is home for the sum- mer vacation.
 Rev John J. Burke of Portchester was the guest of relatives H. the bor- | ough yesterday.
 Mrs Michael J. Ryan and children have returned from a visit to rela- tives in Norfolk.
 John O'Donnell of Meadow street has taken position in the office oi the Beacon Falls Rubber Co.
 Miss Sarah Baurer of Newark, N J., is the guest of Mrs Herman Baurer of North Main street. Mrs William L. Lloyd of Laurel Beach spent yesterday with her sis tar, Mrs D. M. Lindsey of Curtiss street.
 Queen of the Forest circle, c. O. F., will hold an important meeting this evening All members are re- quested to attend.
 The Naugatuck Fishing club held an outing at Fort Trumbull Beach to-day. They were the guests of Attorney W. J. Neary.
 MT and Mrs John Bertuli and fam fly of Union City left yesterday for Russian Poland, where they will spend the summer with relatives.
 Miss Sadie Izman and Miss Dora Postal have returned to their homes 1 in Brooklyn, N. Y, after a few days visit with relatives in the borough.
 Fred Lovine left to-day for Win sted, where he will substitute at the Central telephone station for the regular operator while Ghe latter is taking his vacation. A drill will be given. by the ladies drill team of the A. O. H. at the en- tertainment this evening which is to | be held for the benefit of St Mich ael's Catholic church in Beacon | Falls. At the annual meeting of the | voters of the Millville school district, the following officers were elected: Committeeman, Edwin Spencer; treasurer. A. D. Nichols; collector, Edwin Spencer.
 The St George Lithuanian society are to hold a picnic at Linden park on July 4. A street parade will pro- ceed the opening of the picnic in which a number of out of town Lith- uanian societies will participate.
 Teutonia lodge, N. E. O. F., will hold an important meeting this even- ing. All members are requested to attend. The ladies are requested to bring cake. Grand Warden Tolles will pay his first official visit to the lodge.
 At the meeting of Magnolia en- campment. No 16, I. O. O. F., the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing term: c. P, William Paint CT; H. P, George L. Packer; S. w., Fred W. Weber; J. w., Frank w. Taylor: scribe, A. E. Eagan; treas urer, George G. Birdsall.
 The local aerie of Eagles will cele- brate ladies night this evening in Eagle hall. A very pleasing pro- gramme has been arranged, consist ing of vocal and instrumental music recitations and speech making which will be followed by dancing. Re- treatments will be served.
 The funeral of Martin Lovine, who was drowned Tuesday evening, was held this afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs Shluenson of Ward street. The services were con. ducted by the Rev w. H. Garth, rec. tor of St Michael's Episcopal church Interment was in Hillside cemetery
 Hans s. Hansen, aged 55 years died yesterday at his home at SC May street The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2:S0 from his late residence. The services vii be conducted by the Rev Pan Lempke, pastor of the German Luth eran church. The interment will bt in Grove cemetery.
 William Maloney of New Haver and Miss Mary O'ConnoT of Nauga tuck were married yesterday at S Francis's church by the Rev Father Fitzgerald Miss Mary Brennan wal bridesmaid and Martin Dayitt of ficiated as best man. After a shOri wedding trip Mir and Mrs Malone! will reside in New Haven.
 The board of warden and burgess es met last night. It was the short est session held by the present board The meeting was over before hall past nine. Every member of th' board was present A new walk wal ordered laid for a distance of about ' twenty feet on the north end of th, | Andrews property on Church street This will bring the walk 10 the sam, | grade as the walk in front of the Si | Francis parOehial school The side { walks in front of the premises of ths ! other residents of the street between ] the Congregational parsonage and Si ' FTancis's parochial school. were or { dered repaired and recoated. Thl \ health officer was instructed to hsvl the nuisance on the premises of Hen " Brooks on High street ahsted i'm meditely. 4 petition from a numbei ! of the residents of Melbourne oouri | was received in relation to ehsngins ! the location Of the electric light or | deTed for that section. The mattel was referred to the street Iighiinl committee Another petition was reat which was signed by E. C. Bsrnuu and others asking that a new street be opened between Cherry and Wart streets. north Of the residence oI James Cuggy. Mr Cuggy entered ar objection 10 the plan of the proposed new street and showed that there val a desire on the part of some one ts place this property at a diszdvsntsE. on the new street On the recon mendstio1 Of Burgess Jseksoa th. sidewalk O1 Main street iron ]. A