Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

suits sold and not one complaint.
 Superintendent of Schools Frank w. Eaton has returned from Hart ford where he has been on business.
 James McDonough of Buffalo is wis., iting his parents, MT and Mrs Mar tin McDonough of North Main street.
 The regular Monday meeting of the Fire department will be held to- night in the Water street hose house.
 A leap year dance will be given Friday evening in Red Mems hall by the Y. K. V. girls. Admission Will be by card.
 The Young Mems Catholic Institute will hold an important meeting to- night in the society rooms in the Neary block. ..
 The Red Mems association will give a dance in Redmen's hall Sat urday evening. Prentzels orches- tra will furnish music.
 Miss Mary Sullivan of Bristol, who has been the guest of her sister, Miss Nellie Sullivan, of North Main street has returned home.
 A special meeting of importance of Court Juana, D. of l., will be held this evening in St Cecelia hall. All members are requested to be pres ent.
 The funeral of Mary Ann, infant 1f. Kectmar of Woodbine street was held this morning. The interment was in St James cemetery.
 A special meeting of Natatuc tribe, I. O. R. M. was held last evening in Redmen's hall to make arrangements for attending -the funeral of John Hoadley.
 The funeral of John Hoadley, who died at his home on Scott street yes terday, will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, from his late home. Services will be conducted by Rev w. H. Garth, assisted by Rev Sherrod Soule. The interment will be in Grove cemetery. -~
 Mrs Edward Reidy of Winsted, whose death occurred at her home in that place Tuesday night, was the mother of NJ. B. Reidy of Scott street. The funeral, will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow from her late residence on Elm street. MT and Mrs Reidy left yesterday to attend the funeral. ...- -..
 Patrick Hall will soon open lunch room in the Curtis block on Church street, in the store formerly occupied by F. K. Grant and used as box ball alley. Mir Hall has re- turned from New Haven, where he purchased the necessary fixtures, and he intends to open for business at the earliest possible date. ..--...-
 Mrs Elizabeth M. Aitton, widow of the late George W. Alton, died yesterday at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs F. H. Chiffon, of Wooster street. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock from the house. Services will be con ducted by Rev Sherrod Soule. h. torment will be in Hillside cemetery.
 A miniature three masted ship which was made by Gus Lafquist of Johnson street is now on exhibition in the show window at Carlson's store on Church street. The builder of this miniature vessel was sea captain for more than forty con- secutive years and there is not part of any importance in any cline that has not been visited by this "old salt. !" and the fine work necessary for the proper construction of though small yet fully equipped vessel shows how thoroughly familiar the captain is in this line of business. rt
 The remains of Thomas Curran. who died in Montreal. Can, on Mon day, was brought here this afternoon and taken to St Francis church where prayers were offered by the pastor. Rev Father Sheridan. The interment was in St James cemetery. The pail bearers were ]. Rehm, T. OLoughlin. E. Fitzgerald. J. Meegan, T. Carroll. W. Nixon. The deceased was a member of Dominion Council, K. of C.. No 465, of Montreal. Can. a delegation from Ojeda council K. of C.. No 33. consisting of Thomas H. Benton, Robert Cleary, J. W. Key holds and John NJ. Hearns, met the body on it's arrival here and escorted it to its last resting place.
 A large party of invited guests of of the members of Court Naugatuck and Companion Court Minerva, In- dependent Order of Foresters assem- bled last night to witness the install lation Of the newly elected officers of these courts. After the installa- tiOn exercises a social session fol- lowed. The following officers were installed by High Conductor William Gaffney: Court Minerva. C. R. Mrs M. W. O'Brien: V. C. R. Mary Reil- ly: financial secretary. Minnie Lloyd: recording secretary. Margaret Haley: treasurer. Sadie MuIcahy: orator. Ju- lia LaEless. orgsnist. Miss Margaret Hezrns: s. J. C. Mary Farren: s w.. Elizabeth Cuddy: ]. W. Mamie B0ylan. & B.. Agnes Maher. ! B. Josephine Talbot. court deputy. Mary Hsyes.-COart NsugatHek. C. R. Pierce E. Freeman: v. C. R. Peter Ford. financial secretary. Dennis M LsnsEsy. recording secretary. William ?. Kehoes treasurer. Patrick Deegau; orator. w. H Kshoe: s. J. C.. Lyman Iamphers. orEznist. James Mahers S W. John King: T. W. Thona' Sweeney. S- B. Michael Kiernzn. ] D.. Daniel King court dspty. Patrich ScuIIy- The oat of tOun Efsitors vsrs ID a r HpnYv EFfauu. Hief