Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-03
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| George Smith has returned iron
 Danbury where he has been visiting
 relatives.
 Jerry Lawler who now resides ii
 Greystone is visiting his mother, Mrs
 Thomas Lawler of City Hill street
 . The Eagles fair will colse tonight after successful run thus far, a large
 attendance being present each even- ing. ....
 1. Heyman of Church street, who
 has been spending the past two weeks
 with relatives in Port Jefferson, l.. l.,
 has returned home.
 Mrs Olga Swanson of Walnut street
 is much improved and her condition is such as to allow friends to see her
 for short time each day.
 The regular monthly meeting of the | Naugatuck Business Mems association l will be held Wednesday evening at s
 o'clock in their rooms in the Hobson 1 block. ..- Miss Gertrude Mooney who attends the State Normal school at New Ha- ven spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs John J. Mooney of Hill side avenue.
 Contractor J. J. German is building
 the office building in Union City for the Naugatuck Lumber X Coal Co. It will be 10x24 feet with furnace heat and plumbing. ...-.e.
 Architect F. Alton Clark is drawing plans for a two story veranda to be built on Mrs Ida E. Taylor's house on Riverside drive. It will be 40 feet long and six feet wide.
 Mrs Victor Woerner of May avenue slipped and fell on the icy sidewalk on Church street last Saturday and when physician was summoned found that her ankle was severely sprained.
 Court Naugatuck and Companion Court Minerva, Independent Order Of Foresters will hold joint installa- tion of officers Wednesday night, Feb ruary , in Pythian hall. After the installation exercises social session will follow at which refreshments will be served also dancing.
 James O'Brien and Edward Kilby were arrested Saturday night by Off, cer Finn for drunkenness and Frank Mulvey was taken in on the same charge by Officer McKiernan. Mulvey and O'Brien were released on a $5 bond and Kirby furnished d $lO bond When the cases were called in the bor- ough court this morning none of the prisoners put in their appearance and the bond in each case was declared forfeited.
 Among those from out of town who attended the funeral of. Owen E. Sweeney were: Mary Sweeney of New York city. Frank Sweeney of New Haven: Mir and Mrs Oscar Anderson | of Springfield, Mass; Mrs M. Kelley, 1 Frank Kelley, Miss Margaret Dun nan, and Mrs J. O'Connell of Ham, den, Mrs Catherine Fay, Fergus Fay, | Miss Mae Fay, Miss Susie Cruse, James Cruse, Mrs Burke and the Misses Mary and Nellie Kilroe of Wa terbury.
 Workmen in the employ of the OBrien Construction Co are working on the east end of the new street that | is to connect Church street with Water street and also with the ap- proach to the new passenger station. It is hoped that it will be possible to have the new street in passable con dition early this week and when it is done it is thought that the lower end of North Water street will be closed until such time as all of the filling in Is done at that place and in this way will be improved on the street without any intereferemcc by reason of traffic.
 Edward Hanley, son of Mir and Mrs John Hanley of Rubber avenue and Miss Rose Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith of North Main street. were married this morning at o'clock at St Francis's church by he Rev Father Tanning. The brides maid was Miss Mary Smith. q sister If the bride. and the best man was James Hanley. a brother of the groom. They left on the II: :22 train on n we'd ling trip which will include New York 'ity, Troy and Albany. x. Y. The new Y married couple are popular young 'eople who have many friends who | wish them happy welded life.
 The funeral of the late Owen F. iweeney was held yesterday after loOn at 2 o'clock from his late reSi-