Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-18
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 William Maloney of New Haven, who has been visiting friends here has returned home.
 Mrs H. " Bunting of Elmwood weeks visit to Atlantic City.
 c. F. Salisbury of Aetna street will leave tomorrow for Montreal, Can, where he has secured em- ployment.
 A private branch telephone ex- change has been placed in the off, fee of the Naugatuck Malleable Iron company. ..5.
 The fair to be given by the ladies of St Mary's parish will open tomorrow evening. There will be an entertainment each evening to be followed by dancing on Thursday evening. A strawberry supper will be served in St Cecilia's hall from 5 to S. The admission to the fair will be 15 cents.
 Gilliard Wooster died suddenly Sunday in Waterbury. He leaves one son, George Wooster, of West Haven, and a sister, Mrs John Hol- lister of South Meriden. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at ? D. m. from the home of his sis ,er- in-law, Mrs w. O. Wooster of Woos- ter. The intermeht will be in the Wooster cemetery.
 meeting Saturday evening for the purpose of organizing. William T. Rodenbach was reelected chairman and Dr William J. Delaney was elected secretary. The petition which was received from the teach CTS regarding raise in salary was discussed but no ac,ion was taken, but the board is to meet again to- day to decide what it will do about it.
 Mrs Mary Daly, widow of the late William Daily, died at her home, 234 Meadow street, Sunday afternoon. She leaves three daughters, Mrs Harry Lee of Brockton, Mass, the Misses Nellie and Margaret of Nau- gatuck, and two sons, Hubert and William of New York. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning from her late home Nat S:30, and at St Francis's church at g o'clock. h. terment will be in St James's ceme- tery.
 In accordance with the vote passed by the board of warden and burgesses silver plates have been at tached to the gavel which was pre- sented to the board few weeks ago by William Ward. One plate bears the following inscription: Me mento of the first Maple street bridge, erected 1772, piece removed 1904. The other: Presented to the town by William Ward, April 2, 1908. The gavel is made out of piece of the frs; mud sill which was laid on the east bank of the river in the year 1772.
 The fire department was called out Sunday morning about 1:15 in response to an alarm from box 41 on Rubber avenue. They found mattress burning at the home of Peter Fitzpatrick and the chemical engine was called into play and soon extinguished the flames. An other alarm vas sent in last night shortly before 12 o'clock from box 32, corner of May street and Phoenix avenue. When the firemen arrived they found the barn belonging to John c. Seifer practically destroyed and were of little service as the fire had been burning almost half an hour before the alarm was sent in. but they succeeded in saving the house from catching fire, as it stood only 30 feet away from the burned building.
 The candidates for the town and borough officers at the last annual borough election have filed their statements of expenses as follows: Those who had no expenses were Charles F. Silvernail, Samuel Cheva- Her, William H. Turton, Richard Durkin, George C. Ham, John K. Kirk, Henty Rempfer. William Ken nedy, Robert D. Beardsley. Orr John J. Carroll. John D. Broierick. How ard s. Isbell. George T. Wigmore. Charles B. Andrew, Joseph J. Hall, James Penrose, Pierce E. Freeman. William T. ROdenbach, candidate for awrden on the republican ticket, spent $40 for postage and station cry; Warden O'LOughlin's expenses were s25 to democratic town commit. tee, pastors S9.13. total s35; John P Hogan. democratic andidate for tax collector. S25 to democratic town committee. S10 for pasters, total s35. John E. Bohlin, republican candidate for tax collector. SIS to republican town committee. S6 for work done on election daya nd s2.14 for postage, total. s23.14 Other candidates filed expenses as follows: Joseph l.. Jack son. s35 for ballots: John NJ. Free man, s5 to democratic town commit fee. sf for ballots: Patrick O'COnnor. s15O for pastors; George p. Young, s5 tO republican town committee: Thomas P. Reilly, SIS to democratic town committee; Frederick W. Walsh s3 for pasters: Patrick scully. S1.5O for pasters; Dr T. M. Bull. s5 for republican expenses: Thomas FOy. S1.5O for pastors: George F. West brook, cents to H. P. Mccarthy for pencils for checking voting list. No other expenditures. promises or Ifa- Utilities. Pierce E. Freeman as chair man Of the democratic town commit tee. expended the sum of s1sO in the interest Of the democratic party. and Walter E. Brown as treasurer of the repubiIsan town committee spent the sum Of s2se.56 for the success of the republican ticket
 The Naugstuck Fire Department baseball team and the Torrington T. A. B-s played a fast game Saturday