Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-04-04
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

MISS MARY uTuey Vi AICu StlteI
left yesterday for weeks visit with
relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Eveylan Fellows of South
Main street is spending a short vaca'
ton with friends in Branford, Pa.
Miss Helen Daily of Hillside ave-
nue. entertained party of girl
friends at her home this afternoon.
Miss Alice Kelley, teacher at Mill
vile school, left yesterday for Meri-
den to spend Sunday with her par
ents
The Misses Mary and Catherine
Kelley of High street attended the
funeral of Harold A. Dahill in Meri-
den yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs w. H. O'Meara of Elm
wood street are in Seymour to-day
attending the funeral of Mr.
O'Mearas mother.
A case of diphtheria has been re-
ported in the family Of Michael
Quinn of Maple street, the patient is
his little daughter.
A. P. Garrigus, local passenger
agent, resumed his duties this morn
ing at the local station after an ill
ness of several weeks.
A son was born Friday to Mr. and
Mrs George Sullivan of Ansonia. Mrs
Sullivan was formerly Miss Margaret
Kelly of this borough.
Work will be resumed at the Unit
ed States Rubber Cos retaining
factory on Monday, April 6, after sew
eral weeks shut down.
The auditing committee of Court
Unity, No 2, F. of A, will meet this
evening at O'Clock in Foresters
hall to audit the books Of the finan-
cial secretary and treasurer.
A hearing on the allowance of the
administration account of the execu-
tors of the estate of the late Herman
Baurer will be held in the probate
court office on April at a. m.
The old Porter place on Hillside
avenie, now owned by Howard B.
futile is to be entirely remodeled and
fitted for a one family house; the
plans were drawn by Architect F. AL
ton Clark.
Announcement has just Dcen made
of the marriage of John Reardon of
Brennan street to Miss Kittie Dill
| lonsneider of Torrington. The cere-
mony was performed in st Francis's
| church, Torrington, on March 3, by
Rev Father Barry of that place.
They will reside on New street in
Naugatuck.
The funeral of the late John Glib
| bOns took place this morning from
his late residence on Cliff street to
| st Francis's church, where a requiem
high mass was celebrated by the Rev
Father Higgins. Court Unity. f. of
Al of which he was a member. was
represented by delegation. Interi
| ment was in st Franciss cemetery.
One of the most closely contested
games that has been played in the
present tournament now being con-
Quoted at the Waldorf was played
last night by Olson and Perry. The
former won the game by the score
of IS to 70. Olson secured the vic
tory by making some of the most diff
ficult shots that have yet been seen
at the local pool parlors.
BY winning last nights game of
basketball from the high school team
the Elms are now the undisputed
champions of the borough, as the
game last night was their second
victory of the series. The game was
fast one. The score at the end of
the first half stood Is to IL in favor
Of the high school boys. but in the
second half they were completely
Outclassed by their opponents, who
won the game by the score of SO to
10. The preliminary game was be-
tween the Echoes of Unioa City and
the Starlights and was won by the
latter, the score being 81 20 IA.
The High School Athletic associa-
ton will give a gymnastic exhibition
tonight in the hiaa school GYM
nasium for the pntsit of the high
school base bah tss%, Following is
the programm6f Dumbbell drill,
sub-freshmen high jumping. fresh
men and sub-freshmen. side horse:
seniors and juniors. Indian club
swinging: freshmen, pyramids:
freshmen. wand drill, seniors and
juniors; long horse. seniors and
juniors: weaving dance, fifth grade
Salem school: relay games. fresh
men and sub-freshmen. concluding
with a basketball game between the
high school team and the A. ID. Y.
fraternity.
The special election which was
held yesterday resulted la the way
that was generally expected. and as
was decided by the vote Of the free
men, the matter stands practically
where il was before anything was
done regarding the purchasing Of a
site for the hose house. A total Of
4i2 votes we're cast. i20 Of which
we're No and the remaining z2
were I'm favor Of the petition. 1t is
not known just what will 5e done
nov b. the members Of the board
Of warden and burgesses about So
curing the Glove Co lot on Maple
street, but II Is almost safe to say
that in case the board refuses to do
anything further about The matter
that another petition providing for
the purchasing Of the lot abDvp men
toned will be presented TO the board !
by number 81 citizens at tae sOIiei- I
tatiOn Of the fire chief. Who i anx-
i0us lest the opportunity oE securing
such desirable SPOT be list to the
borough