Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-18
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
Big Democratic Rally Will Be Held
 TO-night.

te7 ; . Big Democratic Rally Will Be Held
 Tonight
 democratic rally will be held ill Columbus hall this evening and it promises to be q rousing one. The speakers will be A. Heaton Robertson, the democratic candidate for governor of Connetcicut, and John S. Crosby of New York. Music for the parade which will preeede the ralk will be furnished by a brass bang and the local drum corps.
 The democratic probate convention for this district, which comprises the towns of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls, in Beacon Falls. Two names were put torney John F. McDonough and Attor- ney William J. Weary. The vote stood 6 to 3 in favor of McDonough. His election was made unanimous. The successful candidate, John F. McDon- ough, is we'll known young lawyer. He will undoubtedly poll a large vote. His opponent for the office of judge of probate is Judge Charles +. Hun gerford, the republican nominee. The Parker and Davis club held q I meeting last evening in the borough court room. There was good attend ance.
 The Waterbury Military band will hold q promenade concert and dance in Columbus hall Wednesday evening. The Reliance football team will play the Yale Consolidated on Hotchkiss field tomorrow afternoon. The game will start at 3:45. It will be the Re Hance teams second game this season and their first game on the home grounds. The Reliance team came out in last evenings issue of the local paper with aschallenge to the regular Naugatuck eleven, the game to be played on Hotchkiss field Thanksgiv- ing afternoon. Winner to take 6O ana loser 40 per cent of gate receipts.
 Naugatuck. people who have occa- sion to go to Waterbury quite often are all in sympathy with their breth- ren in the Brass city who have to suf- fer the inconvenience caused by block ing the streets with building and other material. At last nights performance at the opera house the comedian caught the audience when he joked about the condition of the streets in Waterbury. And, by the way; Naugatuck hasn't a hotel with sufficient accommodations foI. whole theatrical company. That Is why the Mamie Fleming Go are staying in the Brass city while show ing in this borough.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the dance to be given in Columbus hah Friday evening by the Lafayette So l cial club
 "A large number of local societies, etc, are contemplating giving dances. Why not send your work for printing to the Democrat? Their worka stands the test Try them.
 The board of warden and burgesses will hold an adjourned meeting to- morrow evening in the borough court
 room.
 St Michael's guild will meet O night on the chapel.
 \ Next Saturday afternoon the strong l Acornn A. c. football team of Bridge port will line up against the Nauga- tuck team. The Acorns are said to be
 a strong, fast team, and as our grid iron warriors are of the same metal
 q good, clean, exciting game IS as. sured.
 The St Francis T. A and B. society l held Il smoker at their rooms on Church street last evening The com. mittee of arrangements had a pleasing program of vocal and instrumental
 music arranged and the affair was g most enjoyable one.
 H. $. Hyde, F. H. Bosworth and J H. Weaver went to Willimantic last levening to attend the grand lodge con vention of the Knights of Pythias
 which is being held in that city.
 Miss Kittie Brennan of Bridge l street has gone to Boston to visit her
 sister, Mrs E.. H. Doyle.
 The Naugatuck hotel has once more changed hands. MT Preston has sold out to Charles J. Bowen of New York
 MT Preston intends to remove to New
 York.
 The Beacon Valley grange will hold
 sociable in Grange hall tonight The
 entertainment will be entitled "The 1 Old Maids Convention" Light re l treatments will be served.