Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-02
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS

The warden and burgesses held a netting last evening in the court room. Warden Thomas O'Loughlin presided and all the members of the board were present. A petition from the New Haven Railroad Co, asking for a turnout on South Main street was received. The board laid the matter on the table until January g., at which time date for public hearing on the matter will be set. The resignation of John l.. Lawlor as policeman was accepted. The commissioners report on benefits and damages to residents on North Water street was accepted. The monthly report of Chief of Police Schmidt was read. The members of the board talk ed over the matter of having some plan by which the members of the police department can be called out when cases like the Steele case last Sunday occur. No action was taken.
 At the annual meeting of Shepherd lodge, F. & A. M, last evening in Masonic hall the following officers were elected and appointed: Charles Wirshing, w. M; Louis T. McCol- lum, S. w.; George l.. Hinman, J.. w.; Walter H. Twitchell, treasurer; Joseph T. Holmes, secretary; Alfred J. Nichols, S. D.; Henry Wells, J. D.; Harry Bickerdike, s. S.; Alfred J. Gillette, J. S.; Warren D. Abel, chap lain; George P. Hasbrouck, organist; /; Charles F. Hubbell, tyler. The off, cers were installed by P. Warren D. Abel. Past Master Abel was installed as chaplain by P M. Joseph T. Holmes. ,.... ...,
 The chapel of the new St Mary's church will be dedicated next Sun day morning at 1O:3O o'clock. The Right Rev Monsignor Synnott will perform the ceremonies and there will be visiting priests from a num- Der of towns and cities in the state The sermon at the mass will be preached by the Rev Walter J. Shan ley, LID. In the evening there will be solemn vespers and the Rev Fath- CT Frederick will preach the sermon.
 The two nights fair of the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will open in the parish house this evening. A fine stage enteftain- ment has been arranged. There will be number of attractive booths and the committee that has charge of the fair expect to see a large crowd pres ent.
 The pool game last evening at Bar biero's pool parlors between Dunn of Ansonia and Nolan of Naugatuck was won by the former, the score being Dunn 102, Nolan SS. The second half of the match will be played next Tuesday evening at Barbiero's.
 The funeral of Christopher Gilson took place this morning at S:30 o'clock from his late residence on Prospect street and g o'clock from St Francis's church. The interment was in St Francis's cemetery
 MT and Mrs Henry Jackson of New Haven, who have ben the guests of friends on Church street for the past few days have returned to their home.
 Charles N. Freeman, manager of the Naugatuck drug store, who has been visiting relatives in Plainville for the past few days, has returned.
 At the meeting of the Naugatuck lodge of Elks December g, District Deputy James c. Smith of Ansonia will pay an official visit to the lodge.
 Miss Mamie Lostoski of North Main street, who has been visiting friends in Hartford for the past few days. returned home last evening.
 Mrs John H. Sweeney and daugh- ter, Miss Margaret Sweeney of Hill side avenue were the guests of friends in New Haven yesterday.
 The Rev Father Higgins attended a conference of the Catholic priests of the diocese in Hartford yesterday.
 The Junior Guild of St Michael's church will meet in the chapel to- morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.