Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Attorney and Mrs William Kennedy left yesterday for New York city where they will remain few days.
 Mir and Mrs James Boyd of South Main street, who have been visiting relatives in Fall River, have re- turned.
 John Kelly of Meriden, who has been visiting MT and Mrs Fred Men old of North Main street, has re- turned home.
 The Rev w. s. Harper of City Island, N. Y., has been assigned the pastorate of the local Methodist church, succeeding the Rev William MacNicholl.
 The Young Peoples society of the Congregational church will present a fun making sketch entitled "The Bachelors Reverie," In the parish house tonight.
 Mrs Millicent Baldwin has with drawn the application made to the probate court for permission to sell the real estate of the estate of the late Henry c. Baldwin.
 There was large attendance at the Lenten devotions held at St Fran cis's church last night. An eloquent sermon was delivered by Rev Father Quinn of Ansonia.
 Peter Foley and Freddie Ashmore, two we'll known members of last years firemen's team, have been en- gagged to coach the high school base ball team this coming season.
 The members of Isbell post, c. A. R., will go to Waterbury tonight. where they will be the guests ot Wadhams post, who are to celebrate the anniversary of Lees surrender.
 Thomas O'Loughlin, Mrs Mary Deegan and Mrs Catherine Langford were the delegates who represented Rubber City at the Grand lodge meeting of the New England Order of Protection which was haid yester- day in New Haven.
 Goynes is now the leader in the Waldorf pool tournament, and by his victory last night over Neary he easily retains this position. The re- suit of last nights game was Goynes 75, Weary Al. Reed and Allen are matched for tonight.
 Borough Engineer Ham and Bur gess Daily started out this morning to preambulate the line between this town and Bethany. Burgess Daily is president of the Union City Walking club and won't mind little jaunt over the Bethany hills.
 At the Lenten services held in St Michae's Episcopal church last night Mrs Lila Wigmore Squires rendered an offertory solo entitled "There Is a Green Hill Far Away" The sermon was preached by the Rev A. T. Randall of Meriden.
 Michael Mulligan who was before Judge Hungerford yesterday morning and who told such a rambling story of his whereabouts during the past few nights and whom 1t was thought might be implicated in the burglary committed in Beacon Falls Saturday night, was discharged in the borough court, he having established his identity to the satisfaction of the court.
 The focal branch of the National Working Girls Clubs will send the largest delegation from this state to the national convention of Women Workers, which will be held in Washington, D. O., from April 30 to May 4. The local club has received thirty-five applications to make the trip. The club that will send the next largest number is the New Brit ain branch, which will nave seven- teen members in the state delega- tion.
 The work of placing the face and dial of the clock in the new passen- ger depot was finished yesterday. The clock Is Az feet In diameter. Made of terracotta white. with blue trim mings. The letters are raised and will be guided so that it can be seen at distance and q light will be placed over the clock. which by the aid of a reflector placed above the light will make it possible tO he seen at night.
 Hugh Burns of New Haven was here yesterday calling on friends.
 When the matter of designating tho voting places for the comIng borough election was brought before the board at the meeting held Tuesday night Burgess Schofield objected to the base ment of the Naugatuck hotel being used for that purpose and the matter was put over until the next meeting sn that q more suitable place could be obtained. Just why objection should be raised tO this place being used for such Purpo>s is causing no little comment. As the place has been used on many occasions for the very same purpose. Rut probably Burgess Schofeld can explain the req son.
 The board of managers of tho fire department base ball team will meet tonight in the Union City hose house. the management has announced that tho first game of the season will be played Good Friday with the Inde- pendents Of Waterbury who are old rivals of the local team. The grounds have been in good shape and what the management hopes for now is good weather and liberal patronage dur ing the season The price of season tickets have been reduced this season from g. to S8. this was done because Of 90 many games being played away from home Last season those who purchased the tickets. felt that they didn't receive the worth of their money. and so as to satisfy all the