Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l.. S. Moulthorp of Church street is visiting friends in Providence, R. l.
 May devotions will be held at St Francis church, Friday evening at 7:30. William Griffith has taken a posi- ton with w. F. Brennan's grocery store.
 .Mid-week service will be held Fri day evening at 1:3O ill the Parish house. + The Lithuanian Political club will meet Friday evening at I:3o in Lin den Park hall.
 Mrs H. V. Bunting sf Elmwood street is spending few days at At lantic City, N. J.
 The fire department baseball tean. will play the Newfields of Bridge port next Saturday.
 All members of the West End base ball club are requested to meet this evening at 6:3O for short practice.
 Tomorrow being the first Friday of the month masses will be cele- brated at and a. m. at St Fran cis's church.
 Dr H. w. Gorton and W. F.. Pier pont of Cliff street who have been spending several days in Cuba have returned home.
 In the probate court yesterday Judge McDonough appointed Margar- IS ,I, I,,,i jet tn,, 0f estate of the late Daniel McCarthy.
 Janitor Hart has placed the seats on the green and turned on the wa ter in the fountain. which indicates that warm weather is not far distant. Mrs Ella Shandrew and daughter Hazel who have been visiting for some time past with friends here, left yesterday for their home in St Paul, Minn.
 hearing on the allowance of the account of the administrative of the estate of the late Edward F. Casey will be held in the Probate court, Tuesday, May at 9 a. m.
 The Union City bugle, fife and drum corps expect large crowd at the dance which will be held in Pol ish Military hall. There will be q street parade in which a number of visiting corps will take part. James Gavan and Miss Catherine Linden were married yesterday at St Marys church by the Rev William ], Tanning. James Mahon acted as 1 h.e sister of the groom was brides maid.
 The Salem Lumber company of Naugatuck filed with the state sec retary certificates of organization yesterday. The officers of the com pany are:' President, A. NJ. Brooks secretary and treasurer, Charles M. Brooks.
 Arrangements are now completed for leap year May carnival to be given by Court Juana, D. of l. tomorrow evening in Columbus hall. A number of out of town guests will be present and q most enjoyable evening is as sured to all who attend.
 The annual borough report, which contains the expenditures for the 4 past 12 months, together with the reports of the board of education, health officer and chief of the fire department is now ready for distri- button at the offices of the town and borough clerk.
 A delegation of more than 30 mem bers of the local working circle club left this morning for Washington. D. C. where they will attend the Nation al Convention of Women Workers of American. The members of the drl- egation will spend 10 days sight sec ing in the capitol city
 The Films basketball team held q meeting last night and officers were elected for the coming season Ed ward J. Ahearn was elected manager and Ray Walsh captain. It will br recalled that the two persons acted in the same capacity for the thampion- ship team of the high school in 1g0i
 The democratic town committee held a meeting last night. Charles B. Andrew was nominated as Select man and Dr John ]. Carroll was nominated as member of the board of education to fill the va cancy caused by inc declinatiOn of Joseph W. Reynolds and Charles T. Mccarthy tO stand as candidates for the respective offices. The former declines because he is not desirous of holding the office and the latter becaues of i'll health Mir Mccarthy is now in the south where he is re- cuperating.
 There was a large attendance al