Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

John Fitzgerald and James New
man spent Sunday in Torrington.
| The board of charities will holi
regular meeting this evening.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of North Matt
street spent Sunday at her home IN
Bristol ...-.
Thomas 'Cavanaugh of Torrington
spent Sunday with friends in the
| borough.
Miss Lillian Yale of Fairview ave
nue. spent Sunday at her home III
Guilford.
The Kings Daughters will meet
this evening at I:30 O'Clock in the
parish house.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'CLOCK
in the parish house.
Harry Malone of New Haven speM
Sunday with his uncle, Ofhcer An
!. thony Malone of Maple street.
| The Daughters of Isabella Whist
club will meet this evening with MISS
Mary E. Neary of Anderson. street.
a. James ellison of Torrington spent
| Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
| christopher ellison of Prospect street.
Mrs Emma Weisman of Springfield
who has been visiting her son, John,
of School street, has returned to her
home.
| The annual meeting of the Manga
tuck Golf club will be held in the
borough court room this evening al
S'o'clock.
James Adamson of Cherry street
has returned from Bridgeport, where
he has been attending the funeral OF
a relative.
The factory of the Beacon Fall
Rubber company closed Saturda!
night for two days to take annua
inventory.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs w. Lewis Todd of Myrtle street
on Wednesday afternoon.
The Young Ladies' Aid society of
the Congregational church will hold
an important meeting tomorrow
evening in the parish house.
The United States Rubber Reclaim
ing plant will close down on Marcel
3 for an indefinite period. This Will
throw about $50 men out of employ
ment.
Among the jurors who will do jury
duty at the March term of the court
of common pleas in New Haven, are
Thomas Scott and r. r. Loomis of
Naugatuck.
An invitation leap year party will
be given tomorrow evening i'll Rene
hens hall by a number of well known
Young ladies. Music will be by Prent-
zeTs orchestra.
The last dance before Lent will be
held tomorrow night in Columbus
hall by the ushers and stage hands o
the music hall. Geary's orchestra
will furnish music.
Patrick O'Toole, who has been TAX
ing a course of treatment at st Fran
els hospital In Hartford for the pas
few weeks, has returned home mucl
improved in health.
John Rittenberger, who has beer
spending a few days with Mr. anc
Mrs William V. Schmidt of South
Main street, has returned to hei
home in New York city.
On account of the whist party
which will he given to-morroy night
in Red Mems hall by Pomona coun-
Gil. ID. of F., the business meeting will
be called at T:3O o'clock.
A recital will be given this evening
in Columbus hall. Mrs Alice Seivir
Pulsifer of Boston, will be the pian-
list, Mrs Robert Spencer May central
to and Mortimer Howard tenor.
A weeks revival meeting will be-
gin at the Swedish Congregational
church on "Wednesday, with services
every evening at I:45. The Rev C.
NJ. Ahlborg of Hartford will preach at
these meetings.
The funeral Of Mary Agnes. the /
year and : months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Kilduff of Cliff
street. who died Saturday. was held
yesterday afternoon. Interment was
I'm st James cemetery.
Columbian Rebekah lodge. No 35
has elected the following delegates tC
the state assembly Of Rebekahs to b.
held in New London in April: Mr.
Nina NOdine, Mrs Rosa Forbes. Mr.
Rose Van Sicklen and Mrs Gertrud,
Howell.
Some weeks ago the Lithuanian
society notified that their treasure
had gone to parts unknown and tina
a sum of money belonging TO the so
eiety was taken by him. No trae
Of him was found until the end @
q last week. when he sent letter iron
, Lincoln. Pa. in which he states tina
he will pay the society the full
amount which he took together witt
interest. He also states that he wa
in some way relieved Of the sum o
sIIS before he left Nsugatuek- Tn
members Of the society are rejOicin