Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-31
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Shepherds of Bethlehem will
give Il whist tonight in Eagles hail.
Fritz Norling of Park avenue is
visiting relatives in Providence r. l.
Thomas Powers has resigned his
position at NJ f. O'Connel's lunch
rooms.
Rev and Mrs Gustaf A. Anderson
are visiting Mr. Anderson's brother in
Troy, n. Y.
Andrew Kirk of Bridgeport is Wis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Kirk of May street.
Thomas w. Burke of Franklin,
Mass, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs John
W. Burke of Lewis street.
Thomas Trainor of High street has
returned from New York city, where
lie has been visiting relatives.
Miss Ida Meyer of South Main
street is i'll Philadelphia. where she is
taking Il coruse of medical treatment.
Contractor William Hay has been
awarded the contract for building
two family house for William McDer-
mott in Union City.
Augustus Peck has resigned his posi-
ton as delivery clerk for the Adams
Express company. William Bush is
low filling the position.
Hooker Hotchkss of this town is
one of the jurymen who is on the case
of Policeman Stowell of New Haven,
who is being tried in the superior
court in that city on a charge of bur-
glaTy.
Patrick J. Sullivan of Waterbury,
formerly of this town, will leave next
Monday for Brockton, Mass, where he
will take Il position as assistant super
intendent of the Prudential Insurance
company.
The Turner Art company OF Boston
will exhibit pictures in the high school
gymnasium this evening from 730 to
$50. An admission fee of 10c will be
charged. The proceeds will be used
towards purchasing pictures for the
high school.
Margaret A., the two years and six
months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs
William H. Smith of 229 Cherry
street, died yesterday. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
? p. m. from the house. Interment
will be in st James cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Page. Mrs
Warren Abel, Mrs Henry Wells, Mrs
George Human and Mrs Della San
ford were the delegates from Ever
green chapter to the grand lodge meet |
ing of the order of the Eastern Star |
which was held yesterday in New Ha-
ven.
Judge John +. McDonough of the |
probate court has empowered Robert |
W. Dibble as guardian, to sell certain !
real estate of Ruth W., Clara t.. and |
Stanley Z. Dibble. minors. The prop
erty is located on North Church street |
and consists of about three and one
fifth acres of land.
The ninetieth anniversary of the |
Congregational Sunday school will |
be observed next Sunday at the
church. The Rev John n. Lewis of
will deliver an address
appropriate TO the occasion. An in
is extended to all friends of
the Sunday school to be present.
The cold wave that was promised
certainly hit this town good and
hard. for last night was by far tho
coolest night we have had this win
ter, and the only ones who seemed to
be satisfied with the cold weather
we're the icemen. One of them said
his morning that more chan ~
inches of ice was made during the
night and this alone will give some
dea of how cold the weather was.
Owen Z. Sweeney. aged "a years.
lied this morning at s O'CLOCK at his
home at the corner of Arch ana Scott
streets. Besides a widow he leaves
wo sons. Eugene, an attorney in
Iew York city. and Edward j., of
also two daughters. she
Misses Mary and Lizzie, also of this
llace. The deceased was one of
Iaugatuck's best known and highly
citizens. He was a resident
Il Naugatuck for more than half a
century. and up to a few reals ago
vas one Of the pew rent collectors of
L Francis church. always being
Identified with any work toward the
Detterment of church conditions. he
belonged TO that type OF IrIshmen
Who made the community better be-
.ause Of his becoming a part OF 1t.
The funeral arrangements have not
ct been completed.
The Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles