Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-10
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

William K. Birdsall is pending the day in New Haven.
 Lenten devotions will De held to- night at St Francis's church. c. M. Garth of Yonkers, N. Y., was visiting friends in town yesterday.
 Charles Arnold of New York was visiting relatives in town yesterday.
 A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Ambrose Daily of Bradley street.
 B. T. Lewis of Boston, who has been visiting friends here has return ed home.
 Miss Alice M. Parfitt of Bridge port is visiting her sister, Mrs Frank E. Loomis of May terrace. Edward Griffen has returned from Cheyenne, Wyo, where he has been working on cattle ranch.
 Imperial moving pictures will be exhibited at the Gem opera house tomorrow afternoon and evening"
 MT and Mrs Henry Hoar and daughter of New Britain, who have been visiting friends here, have re- turned home
 Mrs M. Cans of Springfield, Mass, who has been the guest of MT and Mrs John Weisman of Spring street, has returned home. Harry Ranslow will leave Sunday for New Haven where he will enter the New Haven hospital to undergo an operation for muscular rheuma- tism.
 Frederick s. Haines and son, John $. Haines, who have been visiting MT Haines's sister, Mrs Sherrod ooule of Church street, have returned to their home in Rochester, Minn.
 Walter F. Lannon, who for the past four years has been employed by the w. G. Baker Tea Go of Springfield, Mass, has resigned his position and will enter the same busi- ness for himself
 At the Waldorf pool roooms last night the tournament game between Altman and Reed was rather one sided game, the score being 75 to 32 In favor of Reed. This evening Perry and Conlon will cross cues.
 The Rev James OR. Sheridan who has been seriously i'll continues to im- prove. Yesterday he sat up for about two hours and read the papers for short time, and the news that his condition is improving is welcomed by the entire community.
 The Rev Sherrod Soule will de- liver the last of the series of the Lenten lectures tonight at the Par ish house. The subject will be
 Frances E. Willard, 1S39-9S, a Woman Who Reasoned for Righte- ousness and Temperance"
 The trolley service on the New Ha- ven line was knocked out for some time last night owing to the trolley wire breaking near Pines bridge The first through car was run about II o'clock as the repairs were not made until about that hour.
 Health Officer Baker has lifted the scarlet fever quarantine from the home of George Boody of North Main street. There are now six cases of this disease under quaran- tine in the borough.
 George Kelliher, formerly of this place, and son of Michael KeIliher of Carroll street, was the chauffeur of the automobile which was run into by a trolley car at Irvington, N. Y, yesterday and in which Edward J. Downing, proprietor of the Ab- bottsford hotel, was killed.
 John P. Stapleton. Jr. physical in- structor at the Boys school in Wayne, Pa. is spending his Easter vacation with his parents, Mr and Mrs John Stapleton of Church street.
 A pool match at the Waldorf last 1 last evening between Altman and Reed was won by Altman by the score of 75 to 32. In the starting of the match Reed was in the lead but Altman finally passed him and 1 kept the lead until the necessary number of points had been made.
 The !. ]. O'Brien Construction Co | have completed the concrete pieces 1 for the frame to support the large tank, from which the locomotives on this line will be supplied with water. The tank will be of a capacity of ! about 55,000 gallons and when ready |