Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
Good Attendance at the Sacred Heart
 Concert Last Night

Good Attendance at the Sacred Heart
 Concert Last Night.
 John Sullivan of New York is visit ing relatives in town.
 The Misses Nellie Conway and Hel- en Foy spent Saturday and Sunday in Hamden.
 Miss Mary Ryan spent Decoration day with friends in New Britain.
 Miss Evelyn Hunt, formerly super visor of history in the public schools. < is visiting Miss R. Maude Smith of Meadow street
 John Vaughn, formerly connected with the Naugatuck Malleab1e Iron Co, but who now holds a responsible position with the Wilmington Malle- able Iron Go of Wilminton, Delaware, spent Decoration day and yesterday with his parents on High street.
 Decoration day passed off pleasantly and quietly in this borough. There were no disturbances of a very serious nature, but two lively scraps took place, one on Rubber avenue. the other on Oak street None of the partici- pants were injured and the matter was not reported to the police. The Pc fish military society f1ttingIy celebrat- ed the anniversary of the adoption of the Polish constitution. The picnic given by the A. O. H. at Linden park drew large crowds and the perform ance of "7-20-S' at the opera house was enjoyed by about 300 people A large number also attended the ball game in the afternoon and the May festival at Columbus hall in the even- ing.
 At Hotchkiss field Saturday after noon the local fire department team defeated the strong Torrington team by score of 8 to 6. The game was the most interesting so far this season. 1t was a hard-fought, exciting game The Torrington boys came down to win and fought for every inch of ground, but they like many others ran { against harder proposition than they imagined and were obliged to knuckle down to defeat at the hands of the al- most invincible fire Idddies of our own town. During the game Foley of the fremen was seriously hurt by collid ing with Torrington player and was obliged to leave the game Mike Sul- Hvan. the local catching wonder, took his place. It is said that Foley had two of his ribs broken. : The sacred concert held at Columbus hall last evening under the auspices of, the St Cecilia T. A. and B. society was grand success There was a good attendance and everyone was well pleased with the excellent program ar ranged by the committee in charge. The boy sanctuary choir of St Pat , rick's church beautifully rendered "Onward Christian Soldiers" and "Je- rusalem." The boys ages range from five to seven years. but not over the latter number They are certainly a bright set of boys and show careful training. Miss Hogan of New Ha- ven. the we'll known soprano. soloist. was as she Is always the favorite and all here solos were roundly applauded. Miss Frances Higgins and Robert E. Griffith nicely rendered duet entitled Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" Miss May Baxter gave a splendid re- citation entitled "The Polish Boy'' and Miss Lottfe Terry also was well re- ceived in an excellent recitation en- titled "A Drunkard's Wife'' and t"Tim the Wharf Rat.'' Miss Margaret Campbell. the local beautiful soprano singer. captivated the audience with the excellent way in which she sang, Ring Down the Curtain. I Can't Sing To-Night." Frank Pytlik, whose bar itone solos are always well received was in excellent voice and touchingly sang Lead. Kindly Light and Gal vary" The Misses Spain and Adam son and Master Herman in violin, pi- ano and .cornet solos, and the Misses Shreck and Master Loef in similar roles were greeted heartily by the au- dience and nicely rendered their diff ferent musical treats. The junior choir of St Francis church sang an ex- ce1lent selection entitled Regina Coeli." The young ladies showed plainly the excellent training they are receiving under the instruction of Miss Francis Higgins. A neat little sum .J