Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-31
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Robert Van Ruffa of German street
 Miss Reba Miller of Ward street is visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
 DeForest James of Worcester, Mass, is visiting friends in the bor- ough.
 Miss Sadie Hine of Hillside avenue is spending a two weeks vacation in the south.
 Ernest Fecker of Bridgeport was calling on friends in the borough yesterday.
 The board of warden and burgess es will meet tonight in the borough court room. s Miss Mamie Jennings, who has been visiting friends in Paterson, N. J., has returned home. Miss Nora Whitelaw has returned from New York city, where she has been the guest of relatives. Fred Engelhard of Yale is spend ing few days with his parents, MT and Mrs F. A. Engelhardt of Carroll court.
 William McCann of German street has returned from Philadelphia, where he has been spending the past two weeks.
 George Krell and daughters. Vio- let and Ethel, of Ward street, left yesterday for Elizabeth, N J., where they will visit relatives. The Church Helpers of St Mich aels church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs E. H. Johnson of Church street. Rev John J. Burke of Pcrtchester and Rev Father Farmer, pastor of St Mary's church, New Haven were visitors yesterday at St Francis's rec tory.
 Miss May Douglass and sister, Dorothy, of Church street, who have been spending the past two weeks with friends in Boston, returned home to-day.
 The condition of Rev Father Sher- idan is not improved any to-day. He spent a very poor night last night, but notwithstanding this ne was resting comfortably this morning. George Barnett of Tolles square is visiting friends in Salisbury, Mass.
 Miss Margaret Kennedy of Bris- tol, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs A. C. Hinckley of North Main street, has returned home.
 The case of Albert Eager, who was ! T | {. Naugatuck club about d week ago, was settled this morning m the bor- ough court upon the payment of s25 and costs, which amounted in all to $41.26.
 The pool match last night at the Waldorf between Stevens and Perry was won by Perry, the score being 75 to 37, Perry made some fine shots that called for the applause of the spectators at many times dur ing the contest.
 Rev w. H. Garth. pastor of St Michael's Episcopal church, is con ducting a monday mission for the business men of Hartford. The mis- sion is held in Christ church of that city, beginning at 11:45 d. m. and ending at 12:45 p. m.
 Application has been made to the probate court. for permission to sell certain real estate belonging to the Bristol children, who are mlnors. X hearing will be given on rhe same in the probate office Friday morning, April 3, at 9 o'clock. At the meeting of the Women's Study club. held this afternoon in the public library building, papers were read as follows: Pure Food Laws" Mrs Dalby: Eyes that See and Eyes that See Not Miss Fishe
 Rubens and His Contemporaries, ' Mrs Watson.
 The plans for the new St Mary's church will be on exhibition in the vestibule of SOkalOskis hail. Union City, on Wednesday. Thursday. Fri day and Saturday of this week for the inspection of all who would care tO see them. Bids for the construc- ton of the edifice will Be received r on or before Saturday. April II, 1908
 The passway leading from Church street 10 North Water street has | been closed until such time as the necessary grading Is finished at that point. The passway has been opened only about a month and during that time it proved to be quite eOnven. tent way for those who had occasion , tO go tn the passenger station on ac. count of the condition of North Water street to this same Joint. The only safe way now to get 10 the pas. senger station Is by way Of North Church street
 The telegraph operators station at OsbOrntown has been aiseontin- ned and hereafter this spot Wfll not be the important siding which fl once was Ibis station gas a favor. ite hang ont for a number of the young men of this vicinity and il was there that they received an am bition to become telegraph opera tors. aud several uho are nov Oc. rupying important positions in thi, capacity freely tell that fl was at thI. now abandoned spot that they first conceived the idea of becoming Ia. borers in this particular feid. The shantv which vas used hv the oper. at0rs has been removed iD Water. bury and there Is little as this spot now to indicate where the operators station once was