Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
Ladies' Aid Society Preparing Charity
 Rox fo Ra Sent to Kansas

Ladies' Aid Society PreparlnS CHaIily
 Box to Be Sent to Kansas.
 The members of the Y. M. 0. I. who are to present the drama, A Cele- brated Case,'' in the near future, held their first rehearsal last evening in the societys rooms. B. l.. Maloney of Waterbury, who is to direct the re- hearsals, will also take the leading part in the play.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregationa1 church held a meeting in the parish house this afternoon for the purpose of preparing a box which Will be sent to a minister in Kansas, who is doing good work for worthy object on a small salary and who has large family.
 On Saturday of this week the Naugatuck football team will meet the Company A eleven of Waterbury on Hotchkiss field The Company A team is said to be composed of men who have had good deal of experience and who know the game from begin ming to end. However, they will need to be in exceptionally fine condition to defeat the home team, for the local boys have been practicing hard and faithfully every night that the weather has been favorable since the game with the Elmwoods two weeks ago, and will go into the game Saturday with a determination to win.
 The second annual fair of St Mich ael's church of Beacon Falls will open in Browns hall this evening.
 Court Unity, F. of A, will hold a regular meeting this evening in For esters' hall.
 Miss Barbara Whylie entertained a party of her young lady friends at her home on High street last evening Sewing and refreshments were the principal features of the evening, and all report having an enjoyable time. Miss Janet Mckinley and Harry Kren were married this morning at the Methodist church by the Rev M D. Iuckey.
 The High school football eleven will go to Cheshire Saturday to play the Cheshire academy eleven at that place. A bus will leave Meadow street at 12:30 p. m., and all the pupils who in- tend to go should hand their names in to John A. Stringer before Saturday morning. Mrs A. F. Hitchcox is visiting rela- tives in New Haven.
 In the borough court this morning Edward J. Donovan was fined $1 and costs for intoXication. by Judge Hum gerford. Donovan, who said he hailed from Waterbury, got fighting jag aboard last evening and went into Halls saloon on Water street with the idea that he would clean the place out. and after being put out of the saloon created such a disturbance that Chief Schmidt was sent for and Donov III was taken to the police station and locked up.
 The Naugatuck drum corps will go to Beacon Falls this evening to act as escort to the Germania Social club, who are to attend the St Michael's church fair ir body.
 Prof c. A. Bailey of Waterbury will be at Pythian hall next Saturday even ing at o'clock to organize a select dancing class for beginners and ad- yanced pupils. A good class is al- ready assured Further applicants should be present at the hour men tioned. An after social session is nov in contemplation.
 Senator Kennedy, who has been tending the Pan-American expositi> has arrived home.
 Charles Maritz has resigned his DO sition as barber for John Healy of | Church street. His position is being l filled by George Brooks of Hartford. There were no knights of the road at the headquarters last nigt. The weather is not quite cold enough yet to make them seek shelter in the police station.
 The contractors who are building the new Congregational church have ev erything in readiness preparatory to hoisting the large iron roof bridges in their positions.
 The annual parish fair given by the ladies of St Francis's church will open next Monday evening at Columbus hail.