Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

NiSlIlhS mloS 4NSois VI @~AA derson street.
 l.. S. Moulthrop has returned from Providence, R. l., where he has been visiting relatives.
 Miss Sophia Critchman has ac- cepted position at the new Athens confectionery store on Church street. The Maplewoods and the Pikers of Ansonia will play tomorrow ar ternoon on the Maplewood grounds.
 Miss Mary Mahoney of Listowel, Ireland is the guest of MT and Mrs William Roache of Woodbine street. The Swedish Political club has rented new quarters on Bridge street, which they will use as club room. Dr and Mrs w. A. Rielly have re- turned from Bridgeport, where they attended the wedding of Dr Reilly's brother.
 Mrs Elizabeth Hurley and son Harold, of Curtis street, left yester- day for lrvington, N. J., where they will reside.
 Manager Morse has arranged for an entire new programme to be eS-
 hibited tonight by the Imperial Moving Picture company.
 Thomas Talbit, ggagemaster at the local passenger station, left yes- terday for South Lee, Mass, to at tend the funeral of sister.
 Frank Goodyear of Hillside ave- nue, who had an operation per formed for appendicitis at St Ann's hospital, New York city, short time ago, has returned home.
 The Union City drum corps ex- pect five visiting corps to participate in the street parade which will be held tonight previous to the open ing of the annual dance tonight in Polish military hall.
 The Germania Maennerchoir so- ciety will celebrate the thirty-second anniversary on Sunday in Germania hall. A very pleasing programme has been arranged and it is expect ed that large crowd will attend.
 The high school base ball team and team composed of the em- ployes of the Beacon Falls Rubber Co.'S office had game scheduled to be played this afternoon in Beacon Falls. The Naugatucks cancelled the game with the New Britain high school. t.r. ,.
 The death rate for Naugatuck during the month of April was the lowest for a number of years, oniy four deaths having occurred during the month. The causes were neph- ritis, asthemia, pneumonia, prema- ture birth. Two of those who died were under months.
 The last game of the pool tourna- ment at the Waldorf was played last night between Stevens and Altman resulting in score of ' ,. to 61 in favor of Stevens. The standing of the winners in the final tournament Goynes second, Neary third, Stevens fourth.
 At meeting of the stock holders of the Russell Manufacturing com pany which was held yesterday the following officers were elected: Pres ident, John M. Russell: treasurer, George T. Wigmore; secretary, c. S. Russell; the following board os directors were elected: John NJ. Rus sell. A. H. Dayton, George T. Wig more and c. s. Russell.
 About 150 couples attended the Leap Year May carnival given by the Daughters of Isabella last even ing in Columbus hall. and it was without doubt one of the social events of the season, the hall was very handsomely decorated with the lower part of the hall being furnished as parlor. Geary's orchestra furnished music. The l patronesses were Mrs John Welsh, Mrs w. A. Riely. Mrs w. A. Braun CTS, Mrs W. ]. Weary, Mrs John NJ. ! Hearns. Mrs Edward Geary, Mrs c. J. Baxter and Mrs A. B. Cross. A of out of town people were present including visitors from New | Haven. Hartford. Torrington and | 
 About all of the preliminary work l of the local campaign is finished. | and with the exception of couple | of political meetings which will be l held tonight the soliciting of sup | port for the different candidates is over. As was stated yesterday, the license question overshadows all | others and the issue is not which I pary will be successful Monday next, but what will be the result of the vote on the license issue; and while I those who are opposed 10 the bor- Ough having so many saloons and be- 4 lieve that a no license vote is the only effective way of ridding the place of some of them. still hold very little hope of the voters de- elsring themselves in favor of dry town
 A convention of the delegates ,o the state republican convention from the 4th senatorial district was held yesterday in the borough court room. Delegates were present from the eight towns in the district. viz: Prospect, Wolcott. Cheshire. Milford. Orange. Woodbridge. Bethany and The meeting vas pre- sided over by Senator Clarence E. of West Haven and F. W. SchsfTer of Naugatuck ofHciated as