Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. O. H. will hold meeting this evening.
 Charles Williams of Troy, N. r., is visiting in the borough for few days.
 w. Atwood of Springfield, Mass, is visiting friends in Union City for a few days, o...
 The Red Men will hold regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall this evepnig at o'clock.
 A full account of to-night's basket ball games will be found in these colS ums tomorrow night. There will be another popular prom given by the Waterbury Military band | ill Columbus hall this evening.
 The preliminary game in the Gem tonight will be between the High school and the Films of the Y. NJ. C.. | X.
 Miss Beulah Lloyd of Granville, N. Y., is spending the holidays with MT and Mrs Harold Weymer of Court i street.
 The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co will only shut down one day for the holidays, that being Monday, Christ mas day.
 l Miss Louise Holden of Hartford. who has been visiting friends in tn" borough for the past week, has re ! turned home.
 No arrangements have yet been made for the funeral of Mrs CoSa Tobias of Danbury, who was formerly l Miss Cora Landers of this place.
 Special Christmas services will be 1 held in most of the churches on ChrisS mas day, and also some special ser vices will be held on Sunday evening.
 Reed Ostrander of this place has ac l cepted a position as clerk in the store of Spencer x Pierpont in Waterbury and will enter upon his new duties to- morrow morning. ...
 Miss Ostrom and Frederick Lundin were married at their new residence on Park avenue last evening by the Rev Mir Zetterstrand, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church.
 The Methodist church Sunday school | exercises will be held on Wednesday evening, December P. The choir wil' render the beautiful program, the Star of Peace" and presents will be given | to every scholar.
 Meetings tonight: Odd Fellows hall, I. O. R. M.; town hall, board Of education; Llley block, Y. NJ. c. l.; i Foresters' hall. l.. O. T. M.; Culver's block. Salem Social club; Masonic hall, Evergreen chapter, 0. F. $.
 Mrs James O'Connell of Ward. street is confined to the house, suffering with internal injuries and fractured rih l She was walking in the yard yester- ,L ,Lday-Rfternoon when she, slipped, and fell, but is resting very comfortably to-day.
 Notice was placed up in the G. NJ. +. Shoe Co.'S factory, No 2, last even ing to the effect that they will shut down from December g to January ?, which is ten days more added to the long shut down of the past few months.
 One of the latest fads to arise is the calendar craze. which is about as popular at present as the souvenir pr st card a short time ago. Many of the merchants are giving out some verr pretty ones and it seems tO be every ones desire 10 get as many different kinds as possible.
 George Taylor of Scranton, Pa, was in town yesterday on business con, nected with a new crude oil company which is being formed, and Mir Taylor interviewed several local business men in regard to the business chances of the concern in this place. but did not make any statement regarding his sue l cess.
 Ramona council, D. of F., elected officers last evening for the ensuing year. POcahontas. Mrs Clara Ed, wards: Winona. Miss Minnie Weber; ] Powhattan. Harvey Edwards; K. of H.. Miss Amy Patchett: K. of w.. Miss Marguerite Stelle: C. of w, Mrs Frank 4. Squires: trustee, Mrs Carpenter. The officers will be installed on Janu. ary 3.