Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-28
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

spent Sunday with relatives in tn
borough.
Frederick w Hodson is confined
to his home with an attach of rheu
matism.
John Reardon has returned from
a few days visit with friends in Tor
rington.
The Ladies' Aid society will NEE
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clocl
in the parish house.
The trolley cars on the New Ha
ven line are again running on the
half hour schedule.
Mrs Mowrey of Providence, r. l.
is the guest Of Mr. and L. S. Moul.
throp of Church street.
Mrs Asa l.. Fuller of Meadow
street is spending a few days with
her parents in Hartford.
The Iron Moulders union, No 81
will hold their regular meeting thi!
evening in Iron Moulders' hall.
The church helpers of st Michael!
church will meet tomorrow after.
noon at 2:30 in st MichaePs rectory
Mrs Catherine Banner of Olive
street has returned from Brooklyn
where she has been visiting relatives
Miss Mamie Kennedy of Norwich
formerly of this place, is visiting hel
aunt, Miss Lizzie Kennedy of Meadow
street.
Frank R. Nichols and Thoma.
Saunders left yesterday for Bantam
where they will spend few days
fishing,
Mrs Asa Fuller of Meadow street
left yesterday for Hartford where she
will spend the next few days visiting
relatives.
Frank Dunn has entered the EN-.
ploy of NJ. Haring filling the position
made vacant by the resignation OF
Patrick Hall.
Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Darlington
of New Haven, who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs l.. S. Moulthrop have
returned home.
Mrs Elmer Gordon slipped and fell
on the icy sidewalk as she was re-
turning home Sunday night and
fractured her wrist quite badly.
The Women's Relief corps will give
card party Wednesday evening in
G. A. R. hall which will be followed
! by dancing. Refreshments will be
served.
About 1920 O'Clock last evening
an alarm of fire was rung from box
II, corner of Prospect and Lines
Hill streets. The firemen responded
quickly, but their services were not
required as it proved to be a false
alarm.
The newly elected officers of the
Robert Emmett club were installed
last night at the regular meeting of
the society held in Hibernan halt
A large number of out Of town visi-
tors were present After the bust
ness meeting a social was enjoyed.
The funeral of Leonard w. Wood
was held this afternoon at , o'clock
from the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs friedrich Wood of Phoenix
avenue to st Michael's Episcopal
church where the funeral services
were conducted by the rector, Rev
w. II. Garth. The funeral was large
" attended. Interment was in Grove
cemetery.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements for the local aerie of
Eagles fair, which is TO be held in
the Gem opera house from January
80 to February 3, have completed
their arrangements. and everything
has been done TO make this a great
success. The stage entertainment
will be changed each evening, and
will be followed by dancing.
The board of warden and burgesses
will meet tonight. There are many
matters of much Importance to be
disposed of, one of which is the
question relating to the assessing Of
the railroad company for sanitary
sewer. The opinion of the borough
attorney will be given on this matter
at tO-night's meeting. The other
matter which seems TO be of no little
Importance. is the report of the fire
committee, which is expected to be.
made at to-night's meeting As more
than one site for the new house will
be mentioned in the report. there are
many who are anxious 10 know just
what the board will do in the matter
In the probate court held yester-
day Judge John F. McDOnough ae-
Cepted the administration account
Of Andrew {. Brennan. executor OF
the estate Of the late Andrew Bren-
nan. and in the same court a hear
ing on the application 10 set aside
mutual distribution Of the estate
OF the late John Wolf. Decision was
reserved in this ease and will be
given some time during the next two
weeks Joseph Dooliug vas appoint
cd administrator on the estate Of
-hp late Agatha D00IiuE The final
accounts If Mrs Bridget O'Brien. adj
ministratrix Of the estate Of the late
Thomas O'Brien- was also accepted
by the court.
4 large nureIzpr of people assem-
hIed Yesterday afternoon at the Wal
dorf pUOl parinrE fo witness the POOL
match between Tracy Breen and
Thomas Powers. who PLAYED part
uers. and Dominic BsrbierD and Eu-
gene Sprrico. Who we're also part
hers. The match vas for a sum 81
$40 and the team making the first
900 points we're So take the money.
The game end-t wfth much excite
uent. when Breen and P0wers EOn
1v the score ~ Io9 tD "a. Then the
losing team wanted to play a City
rs1Inr game. uhieh wss dUne. and
this also was won b. the vfctOrs Of
the first match. the score being 80
TO a.
The moving Of TIE o7t passenger
station was the center - Attraction
an aurfug YESTERDAY snH a. fEe-a