Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Mrs Peter Foley and children of Ward street left to-day for Litch- field, where they will spend the next l few weeks.
 Patrick Burns of Central avenue left to-day for Great Burlington, Mass, where he will spend the next two weeks.
 The funeral of Nellie the ) months old child of MT and Mrs John Booskl of Greenwood street, was held this JameS's cemetery.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tonight and the question of the site for the hose house will again be brought up.
 ! Attorney William Kennedy who has been spending the past two weeks at Palm Beach, Fla, is expect ed to return home this evening.
 Rev John J. Burke of Portchestel will deliver the sermon at the Lenter devotions which will be held to-mor' TOW night at St Franciss church.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednes, day afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs J. B. Fuller of Meadow street
 Rural Free Delivery Carriers Ben son and Wylie who have been ill fol the past week with grip resumed their duties at the local postoffice yesterday.
 The St Francis T. A. B. society have challenged the Young Mems Catholic institute to play a series of games of whist. The challenge has been accepted, and the details of the series are now being arranged.
 The letters of final accounts of l Miss Catherine Leary administrative of the estate of the late Florence M McKiernan, will be filed with the l judge of probate at his office next Saturday morning at a. m.
 A number of members of Cough commandery, Order of the Golden Cross paid fraternal visit last night to De Forest commandery of Water town, where large number of can didates were initiated into the order
 The Rev Gustaf A. Anderson, pas tor of the Swedish Congregational church, has returned from Brooklyn, N. Y, where he has been assisting at series of mission services that have been held in Plymouth church of that city during the past week. .- The Rev A. B. Goats, D. D., of Hartford. secretary of the Connecti- cut Baptist convention, will visit the local Baptist church in Union City tonight and conduct short service, after which matters pertaining to the settling of a pastor in charge of the local parish will be discussed. At the Waldorf pool rooms last night the match between Goynes and Perry was won by the former Each player played steady game, but to- wards the end Goynes ran ahead of his opponent and won by 75 points to Perry's 63. This is the third straight victory for Goynes scored during the present tournament.
 There was a large attendance at the public exhibition given by the Girls gymnasium classes of the pub lie schools which was held yesterday afternoon in the High school gym nasium. The various drills were a novelty to many. The exhibition was under the direction of Physical Instructor Brocar
 The tenth anniversary of Laurel temple. Pythian Sisters, will be eele- brated next Thursday evening in Pythian hall. It is expected that ' Mrs Addie Newett of Torrington. who is the head of the Pythian Sis ters of this state. will be present, as | well as some of the other state off cers. will attend the anniversary eel ! ebratiOn. \ civil suit is being tried today l before Justice of the Peace John F.. ! McDonough. F.. \. Hotehkiss is the I plaintiff and Bernard SchmitZ the de- | fendant. The suit is brought to re- cover money for labor given the de- fendant. Seth D. Bingham repre- sents the plaintiff and Attorney Thomas Bowen appears for the de- fendant.
 The condition of Rev Father Sheridan. who was taken suddenly ill last Sunday night. and for whom grave doubts were entertained aur- ing yesterday and the early part of last night. is greatly improved tliis morning. He spent a comfortable night and the many friends of the reverend pastor will be much pleased to know that he is no wrOse to-day. Tomorrow morning at 2 a. m. the civil suit of F. A. HOtchkiss against E- H. Jones will be resumed before Justice of the Peace Seth D. BIng- ham. This case occupied the greater part Of one day last week but it could not be finished at that time. At t0rney John F. MeDonough appears for the plaintiff and Attorney John M Sweeney for the defendant.
 At the recent meeting held by the newly, elected board of managers of the Firemen's baseball team George C. Lambert vas elected business mana ger and Patrick SculIy ticket seller. The newly eleCteI board will meet tonight at the Water street hose house for the purpose Of eIeeting a captain 0f this years team and f0r trsnsscting any other business in connection with the baseball team. The outlook Is good for this season. and with the proper support given -ha rau hs47ss-zzz --arz-a----s .-z