Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-03
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 M. c. Goodstreet, a former resi- dent of the borough, is spending few days here with friends.
 Miss Harriet A. Platt of Rome. N. Y, is visiting MT and Mrs Miles Clark of North Main street.
 The ladies of the Germania Man nerchor will give dance next Sat urday night in Germania hall.
 Lazarus Enanberg of London, Eng, Is visiting his uncle. Samuel Enanberg of North Main street.
 Miss Josephine Reardon of Bren- nan street is entertaining her cous- in, Owen Graham of Manchester, N. H.
 William Stedler, who has been vis- iting friends on Sheffield lane, has returned to his home in New York city.
 Mrs w. G. Hard, who has been attending the national convention of Royal Neighbors in Chicago, has re- turned home. ....
 Mrs Roy Buys and child of Port chester, N. Y, are the guests of MT and Mrs L. B. Hoadley Of Hoadley street.
 William Hay has been awarded the contract for building an eight room residence on Rockwell avenue for Tracy North of Frederick street.
 James Patterson of Beebe street left yesterday for New York, where he will take course of treatment for abscess at St Vincent's hospi- tai. --
 James Powers of Waterbury has made application for license to conduct the saloon on Rubber ave- nue known as the Martin Kelly sa- loon.
 At the meeting of the high school basketball team George OLoughlin. '09, was elected captain and Edward Fitzgerald, '09, manager of next years team.
 All members of the Foresters' de- gree team are requested to meet in Foresters' hall Sunday afternoon, June at o'clock, to make arrange ments for a large class initiation.
 John Carroll. Michael Cronin. James Reilly and Charles Shea left yesterday for Texas, where they will spend some time before going to Denver, Col, where they expect to reside.
 The Naugatuck high school base ball team played the Tigers Of Litchfield on Firemen's field this af- ternoon and Friday afternoon the Yale Independents will play the To- cal high school nine.
 The Junior Aid society of the Congregational church will give a lawn fete at. the residence of Mrs L. c. Warner of Church street on June 20. The admission will be 10 cents for adults and cents for chill dren.
 The local business men are mak- ing arrangements for game of baseball to be played on Firemen's field next week between the mar ried and single men. The teams will be selected from the East and West side business men.
 The Connecticut company haa made application again for permis- sion to lay a switch on South Main street. This reques. has been re- fused on two previous occasions and hearing will be given on this Ts- tition on June Is, 1908.
 The second round in the handi- cap tournament for the presidents cup will be played at Golf links Sat- urday. In the first contest Tracy North was first. C. T. Kaylor sec ond and F. l.. Bradbury third. The handicap will continue during the season. Tea will be served Satur- dav afternoon.
 At the annual meeting of the Grove Cemetery association, J. H. whittemore was reelected a trus- tee. The other trtis.e are H. B Futile. A. H. Dayton. S. E. Hop kins, George A. Lewis, William Ward and F. W. Tolles. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Pres ident, H. B. Futile; treasurer. A. H. Dayton; secretary and superintend- ent. T. w. Tolles.
 The chief of the fire department was called before the board Of war den and burgesses last night and the relationship which exists between the board and the chief of the de- partment was explained by Burgess Hall and hereafter the consent of the board must be obtained before any purchases or expenditures he made by the chief. who in past vtars has gone ahead and done things as he thought best. Not be cause he wanted 70 ignore the board but because he thought that it vas all right for him to do so. But nov things are better understood by him and his superiors. Things relating to the department will he conducted through the legally constituted au- | thority.
 At the meeting of the St Francis T. 4. B. society a white uniform was decided upon for the members who are to take par. in the (. T 4. [. parade in TorrinEton on June ] 20. The society expects to have a large , umber of members in line and the Society Drum corps will head the society. Arrangements arc being made for a special train tC accommodate the Nsugatuck society and friends who wish 70 go. The price of the excursion trip tickets uiu he made kuovn during the week. Persons desiring to go ss