Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

w. s. Mills of Bridgeport and fam fly are visiting MT and Mrs D.. F. Mills of Church street.
 Dr John c. Bossidy of Boston was the guest of his sister, Mrs J. J. Car roll of Church street yesterday. Rev ]. J. Burke of Portchester, l Y, is spending a few days with his mother, Mrs John Burke, of Meadow street.
 Dennis J. Linskey has sold his trucking and hack business to ms brother. Martin J. Linskey ot North Main street.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Bap- tist church will meet Thursday af- ternoon at 2:30 with Mrs John Spen- cer of Prospect street.
 Rev and Mrs Gustaf A. Anderson 1 left yesterday for South Norwalk where MT Anderson will assist in ths Swedish Congregational church. The Young Peoples society will give an entertainment this evening at S o'clock in the parish house, the l proceeds are to be used for the piano | fund.
 Miss Nellie Desmond and Miss Daisy Baldwin of Bridgeport, who have been visiting Mrs Robert WeaV- ing of Cliff street, have returned ] home.
 Joseph McDermott, student of St | Thomass seminary of Hartford. Is spending his vacation with his moth CT, Mrs Margaret McDermott, oi Spring street.
 Mrs Frank Pitlik and children will leave Saturday for Montreal, Can, to join MT Pitlik who has position there in one of the large tailoring es- tablishments.
 Ralph Darlington, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs H. A. Dalby of Hillside avenue has returned to New Haven to resume his studies at Hopkins school.
 Grand Secretary of the F. of A Thoms OLaughlin left to-day to at tend a banquet which will be given tonight at Jersey City to grand off cers of New Jersey.
 At the Waldorf pool rooms tho | tournament game Richardson defeat ed Reed by score of 75 to 43. This puts Richardson in the lead with Goynes a close second. The Daughters of Isabella Whist club met last evening at the home oj Mrs William J. Neary of Fairview avenue, and most enjoyable even | ing was spent by all present. After cards, refreshments were served and vocal and instrumental music enjoy | ed
 The Rev Dr A. E. Zetterstrand. pastor of the Salem Lutheran church is in Worcester attending the annual meeting of the Swedish Lutheran ana New York conference. He will ;e- main about one week. The lay dele gate who will represent the Saieln Lutheran church at the meeting is John F. Rohs, who will go to Wor- cester tomorrow.
 At the summer meeting of St Mi chael's church it was decided to build new parish house. the plans cali l ibl all tllldi Stu bullulIS lO Dt eIeCL- ed on the site of the present chapel. 10 contain hall and ante-rooms, etc, for different societies of the church F. F. Schaeffer. H. F. Baldwin and C. B. Futile are appointed to make nominations for the permanent building fund.
 The board of warden and burgesses met last night. Every member was present. The Water company was granted permission to lay 1900 feet | of 2O-inch main in Straitsville. Side walks were ordered laid on Wood street. The work to be finished by ! July 1. 1908. Three incandescent lamps were ordered placed on Lewis street and one on Olive street to re- place the are lamp now in use there The board voted that Carroll street should be graded and sidewalk laid. and that the warden appoint a com mission to determine damages which tho adjoining property owners vii. suffer by reason of the proposed change. \ sewer plumbers license was granted to John Breen, ST. The matter Of spTilkling Main street be- tween Woodbine and Kennedy's cor ner was taken up and it was voted that the road superintendent be in- structed to see this work was