Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Read Upson, Singleton & Co.'S thir- tieth anniversary sale announcement Miss Annie Bott of Melbourne court is visiting friends in Brooklyn. N. Y. .. Mrs B. N. Wilmot and children of Springfield are spending the summer at Laurel Beach. ; Jessie Totten of Lakeville is wis iting his mother, Mrs Lena To-ten
 of Galpin street. Miss Emily Bell of Ward street is spending a two weeks vacation in New Brunswick, N. J. ". Mir and Mrs Charles E. Spencer of Fairview avenue are spending few weeks at Sea Girt, N. J.
 William Kennedy of New York is
 the guest of his father, John A. Ken nedy of Meadow street.
 Mrs Robert Grant of New Haven is the guest of, Mir and Mrs Samuel Grant of Rubber avenue. Cornelius Kelliher of Fairview street spent the past few days with his parents in New Haven. Martin Dunn of Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly of this place, spent the past few days here visiting friends.
 MT and Mrs Charles Dalton have
 returned from the wedding trip and
 will reside on Myrtle avenue.
 Mrs James McCann, Jr, and Mrs McCann, ST, Galpin street, spent the Fourth with friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs Margaret Lawlor and Miss May Allen of Church street are spending a few days in New York city.
 Mrs J. J. Carroll of Church street left Saturday for Lee, Mass, where she will spend the summer with rela- tives.
 Miss Clara Decker of Meadow street left to-day for Hartford where she will spend the next two weeks with relatives.
 Mir and Mrs Samuel Hewitt of Derby spent Sunday with Mrs Hew~ its parents, Mir and Mrs Patrick Brennan of Church street.
 Andrew Wylie, one of the ruraS mail carriers at the local post office, resumed his duties this morning af- ter two weeks vacation.
 The members of the Swedish Con- gregational Sunday school held an outing the Fourth of July at Nor funds grove in Straitsville.
 Mrs A. o. Sanford of Mill street has returned from New Haven hospi- tai where she underwent an opera tion for the removal of a tumor
 Attorney Eugene Surruey of New York city has returned to his home after spending a few days with his Mother, Mrs Owen Surruey of Arch street.
 An exciting 100 yard dash was pulled of on North Main street in Union City last Friday night be- tween John Malone and Arthur Wragg. Malone easily out ran his opponent and this settles a long standing doubt as to which of these runners was the faster.
 The firemen's team played two games the Fourth of July with Thomaston and broke even by win ming the first game II to 0, and losing the afternoon game to 5. Claffey and Sweeney. Callahan and Glennon were the batteries for the morning game and Smedick and Sweeney, McRoberts and Norton fot the afternoon game.
 The fourth of July this year was said to be the quietest around here for many years. Mostly all of the young people spent the day a. ,he different pleasure resorts and this probably accounts for the unusual quietness which prevailed through out the day and also the absence of any serious accidents as a result of the days celebration.
 Architect F. Alton Clark has completed plans for adding two more class rooms to the Cen ral avenue schoolhouse. The present l building contains six rooms and the i new part will accommodate about 100 pupils more The staircase will bC NAnHseu III oEueT 10 make more | room and two small additions will | be built. New plumbing for. the en- tire building is being considered.
 At the last meeting of Natatus. No 25, l. O. R. NJ. held at Red Mems i hall the following chiefs were install- 1 ed by Deputy Sachem James shanna- | han of Southington. Prophet, H. A. 1 Saunders; saehem. H. J. Hart; senior ! sagamore. Burt wilmot: C. of R. William Saunders: C. of W. ]. J.l C. of N. Victor Rohs: C. | of P. W. J. Harrington; first sannap. William H. Paul; G. of W, Floyd | Smith: c. of F. W. A. Stone: war riors. G. Butz. A. E. Linstrum. W | Swanson, Harry Needham: braves. W. Jones C. Bell; trustees, T. ". Sim mons. (. W. Thompson and T. P Saunders.
 Andrew Carroll. an employe of the c. l. R. Glove Co and who boarded | with Mir and Mrs Luke Comiskev fu l the NesTy block on Water stree, me, | his death last Friday night bv falling from the second story window in ths I block where he boarded. to the side walk and fractured his skull. The body was found a short time after I