Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-31
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

There will be prayer meeting at the chapel this evening at 7:30. A child was born last evening to Mir and Mrs Maurice Scanlon of North Main street.
 The Waterbury Military band will hold a prom in Columbus hall Thurs day evening. Robert Palmer of Albany, N. r.. is visiting his brother, Frank Palmer, for few days.
 Haven are visiting friends in the bor- ough for few days.
 The Starlights of this place play the Giants of Beacon Falls on the Miser's lot Sunday afternoon at 3:45.
 The Naugatuck football team will meet for practice this evening. All members are requested to be present. Tomorrow evening the ladies of the Methodist church will hold an old fashioned New England supper in the church parlors.
 The death of Mrs Lyman Lamphiere l o'clock. AS yet no funeral arrange ments have been made.
 William Beadle of New York, who has been in the borough a few days in the interest of gold mine company, has returned to New York.
 The Naugatuck high school team and the Gilbert high school team of Win sted will battle for the high school honors on Hotchkiss field Friday af- ternoon. --e.l-- | James Gilson of this place has ac- cepted a position with U. Haring, the Maple street baker Mir Gilson will resign his position with H. H. Scofeld on Saturday.
 The three divisions of the A. o. H. will hold a dance and whist party in Columbus hall this evening. Refresh ments will be served and a good time is promised all who attend. The Women's Study club met in the public library this afternoon. The sub- ject of discussion was the Dawn of Renaissance" Papers were read by Miss Gardner, Miss Smith and Mrs Curtis.
 To those who have not as yet got their tax list in we wish to say that tomorrow is the last day in which they receive them and those who have not got them in should do so tonight at the assessors office, which is open from : to 9.
 William Gundefson of this place has accepted position as foreman with the Hartford Malleable Iron Co. Mir Gunderson has of late been employed in Beach's foundry in Waterbury, and he will have full charge of the core room in Hartford.
 A meeting of the Working Girls club was held last evening at their rooms on Church street. Miss Hamilton of Oswego, \. Y., was present and de- livered a speech on the good work of the club in this town. Miss Hamilton is national secretary of the associa. ton.
 Complaint has been made to the local correspondent of this paper In fee gard to small black and tan dog which is very valuable to the owner anu SO tHdn lO tudL 1lON has the animal, and as they are known to have the dog in their possession. if they do not turn him over to some one else in a short time the owner is going to the trouble of prosecuting them. Take warning.
 The man who was dressed in female attire and who has been annoying wo- mon in Naupatuck for fba yaaSt y-oat- has at last, so it seems. ceased his op- erations only to have them taken up in a more strenuous manner by a couple of young fellows on North Main street. who have habit of grabbing young girls as they pass by and also hitting them with small bag filled with wet rags and stuff It will be good advice for them to cut it for awhile.