Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-16
NAUGATUCK NEWS
"For Honor's Sake" at Columbus Hall
 This Evening.

"For Honor's Sake" at Columbus Hall
 This Evening.
 Some twenty or twenty-five people were present at Columbus hall last night to witness the last rehearsal of the drama, For Honor'S Sake, which is to be played tonight. That they were surprised and more than pleased was attested by the applause which they gave the young people who were taking part. It was orC of the smooth est and best rehearSalS which the, cast has yet given. and if the performance runs as nicely tonight those who at tend will be agreeably surprised. It will be nice place for you 10 go this evening to enjoy good performance and feel comfortable ill the pretty new hall. The hall should be crowded to the doors. because the young people who are presenting the drama are en- titled to much credit. They have gone to considerable expense to make this production a success bur they do not ask you to assist them for that req son. They ask you to attend because they know tbat you will witness d performance that will compare very favorable with 1rofessional prodUc- tions and can surpass many of the popular price SHOWS.
 Michael Ryan of Water street is in TOrrinCton to-day attending the flu neral of his cousin.
 A large crowd from here attended the dance given by the Elm Social club of Waterbury. last evening. They ra- turned home on Il special car after the dance was over.
 Twins were born this morning to Etr and Mrs John McKeon of Hotch- kiss street.
 There will be q meeting of Division No l. A. O. IT.. tonight. at their hall.
 All persons whose names appear among the winners of articles at the fair of the Germania ALannerchor can get the articles Sunday. November IS. by calling at the new Gcrmania hall.
 The Gruetli society of Naugatuck Union City and Waterbury will cele- b!ate their 593d anniversary of the Independence of Switzerland at Web CTS hall. Union City. Saturday even ing. Nov IT. 1900. \ special car will leave Union City for Waterbury al o'clock. Admission 15 cents.
 There iS to be another civil service examination for positions as clerks and carriers in the postofice on Decem- Der 15.
 Court Unity. No ?. r. of A. is to give an entertainment and dance at the Gem opera house. Friday evening. No vember 23.
 All the patients who are i'll with scarlet fever are getting along nicely
 William Lounsbury. a prominent res ident of Bethany. died yesterday.
 The Naugatuck football team will meet for practice tonight.
 Quite number of Naugatuck peo pie will attend the masquerade to be given by the Algonquin club of Bea con Falls tomorrow night.
 The High school football team goes 10 New Haven tG-mOrrOw to play the Boardman Training school team ot that place.
 The mail carriers appeared yester day afternoon in their winter uni forms. The suit is heavier and q grea1 deal warmer than the old suit.
 There were six lodgers in the lodg CTS room at the police station las night.
 On Tuesday night there will be pro duced at the opera house one of c Lincoln Carter's great theatrical pro auctions. The Heart of Chicago
 There was no session of the borougl court this morning.
 \ great many of the seats on sal' at McCarthy's for the play to be pro duced by the members of the Ioun! Mems Catholic Institute of Naugatucl have been exchanged for reserved seats. and the committee expect l. have a crowded house.