Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

and Mrs Farnk Dunn of North Main street.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Floyd Dupree of Mel bourne court. l TNe Rev Father Cunningham of Westerly, R. l., was a visitor at St Francis's rectory yesterday.
 l Mrs w. H. O'Meara of Elmwood street is spending few days with I relatives in Seymour.
 | Miss Agda Swanson of Springfield is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs Charles Swanson of Walnut street. Il Fire Chief w. F. Clark attended a meeting of fire chiefs of Connecticut at Hotel Garde in Hartford yester- day.
 Mrs G. A. Schmedlin has returned home after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Greenman, of Culver street.
 The Naugatuck Fire department baseball team will meet for practice | this afternoon at 4:30 in Bremen s field
 II Mrs Mary Duigan of Scott street left yesterday for few weeks visit with friends in New York and Plain field, N. J.
 Francis Fatke and Miss Theophilla Szule were married yesterday morn ing at St Hedwigs church by the Rev Father Maciejewski. l..
 Scott company, U. R. K. F., has accepted an invitation of Isbell post, G. A. R., to act as escort in the pa- rade of the Grand Army on Memorial day. ..-
 The Naugatuck high school base ball team will play the Waterbury Business college team at the Driving park, Waterbury, Saturday after noon.
 At the meeting of the high school committee organized for the ensuing year, James E. Penrose was re-elect- ed chairman and Howard Isbell sec retary.
 Ladislaus Swiderski and Miss Con- stanoya Kolowaska were united in marriage yesterday at St Hedwig's church by the pastor, the Rev Father Maciejewski.
 | Mrs Elizabeth Stahl and Mrs J. D. Hotchkiss attended the observance of Women's Relief corps Soldiers Home day at Noroton. They were delegates from Isbell Relief corps.
 Charles Swanson of Walnut street was taken to the New Haven hospi- tai yesterday afternoon where he will be operated upon for the removal of a tumor of the stomach. 1 Mir and Mrs Frank Smith who sold their property on South Main street last week are to move their household goods to Walnut Beach where they expect to reside in the future.
 The annual reception of the Wo- mans Study club was held last night in the parish house. The speaker of the evening was Dr W. J. Long, Ph D., of Stamford, we'll known writer on nature subjects. At the close of his address refreshments were served. .-r
 A large crowd attended the fair that is being held in Columbus hall 1 for the benefit of the new St Mary's church. The programme last even- ing was a very pleasing one. he ladies of the A. O. H. in the drill ac- | quilted themselves in a very credita- ble manner. George Maher sang in his usual fine way. This evening the entertainment will consist of a min strel performance by the members of St Mary's of Waterbury and will be followed by dancing. A straw bery supper will be served from 5 to s o'clock in St Cecilia's hall.
 A copy of the deed transferring the lot on Maple street from the Glove Co to the borough of Nauga- | tuck and which is intended as a site for the new hose house. was pre- sented to the board of warden and burgesses last night, and after it was gone over by Borough Attorney Ken neGy he said that it was no good, as J it was a quit claim deed and what the borough wanted was Il warrantee deed. and the clerk was instructed to notify the Glove Co to that effect.
 John Breen failed to qualify for the office to which he was appointed by the borough board at the meeting held May Ii last and the board voted last night to rescind its former vote to create the office of foreman of streets. The office was created ex- pressly for Mir Breen and his failure to accept it has been the cause of some discussion in political eireIes. | Mir Breen was out for road superin- | tendent. but this position was given to Edward O'Brien and he refused to work under the direction of the latter.
 4 bold robbery was committed Tuesday at the home of Charles Sun blade of Walnut street, by a young man who gained admission to the house by asking Mrs sunbIade to accept him as a boarder. She con- sented and he afterwards asked to i be shown to his room as he said that he expected the eXpressman with his trunk and he wanted to be able to show him which room to put it in. He was not long in his room how ever before he started to look through the house and he found that he was trunk belonging to another man who | bearded at the house. and down in one corner of it he found sZ5 in bills and a gold watch and chain and other pieces of tewelry. The