Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

Owen E. Sweeney is all at his home on Arch street.
 Harry Turner has returned from a | visit among friends in Brooklyn, N. !. There will be a meeting of the l. O. R. M. in Odd Fellows hall this | evening at o'clock.
 There will be a prom in Columbus hall this evening given by the Wa terbury Military band. William P. Stapleton, the well known sport promoter, is spending a few days in New York.
 Several people from this place are going to Cambridge Saturday to see the Yale-Harvard game.
 Mrs Laura Thompson of Waterbury is visiting MT and Mrs Nettleton of Oak street for few days.
 Edward Kirby, a former resident of this place, but now of New York, is visiting friends for a few days.
 Miss Lillian Booth of this place 1 has returned home after an extended visit among friends in Bridgeport.
 There will be an initiation at the meeting of the Naugatuck lodge of l Elks tomorrow evening followed by a social session.
 Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith have re- turned home after an extended visit among friends and relatives in Port Jefferson, L. l.
 A large number of the Laurel temple | R. S. went to Hartford this morning to witness the institution of a new temple at that place.
 | Mrs Walter E. Brown and son of Highland avenue who have been wis iting in Colorado for the past few months, have returned home.
 Mrs James Courtney of Springfield. Mass. who has been the guest of friends here for the past few days, returned to her home yesterday af- ternoon.
 The members of the cast that are to take part in the play given by the A. o. II. will meet in the lady Hiber- nians rooms this evening at 8 o'clock for rehearsal.
 The football game Saturday after noon will be between the Films of this place and the Crackerjacks of Thom- aston on the Hotchkiss field. Game called at 3;30.
 The sale of reserved seats went on sale this morning at McCarthy's news store for the Ladies' Irish choir that will hold a concert in Columbus hall Friday afternoon and evening.
 Some one entered the home of Miss Catherine Leary of Lewis street yes ter1ay and stole a gold watch and chain. Miss Leary notified the police and the chief soon expects to have the culprit.
 Miss Mabel Babcock, formerly of this place, was married on November Q to Louis Kellogg of Hartford, ill Hartford. Mrs Kellogg is well known here and she has a large number of friends who wish her much happiness in her married life.
 The attendance at the entertainment of the Knickerbocker family at the Union City chapel last evening was one of the largest to witness a perfor- nance there in q number of years and all of those present were very well pleased with the entertainment.
 The condition of John Herman who had the misfortune to lose the thumb and first finger of his right hand a few days ago, while at work in Wa terbury, is much better and there is now no danger of blood poisoning as was at first thought there would be-
 Much interest is being shown in the football game that is taking place on Hotchkiss field this afternoon between the Scorchers of Seymour and the To- cal team. A full account of the game with all of the plays, will be found in tomorrow nights edition of this paper.
 The new mail boxes which were or dered long time ago for the Union City free delivery have not yet arriv- ed and Postmaster Hall says they are somewhere on the road but does not know when they will get here. but that they will be put up at the places laid out for them as soon as they do.
 The sports around town seem to think that 3 to l that Harvard won't score in Saturdays game with Yale is a good thing and are taking a little of if at those odds. but most of them think that to l on the Acorns is a better thing, Watch the lineup at the field Saturday. It may be a long shot.
 The thirtyeighth anniversary of the death of the Manchester Martyrs will be celebrated with appropriate ser vices by the Robert Emmet club fin Hibernian hall this evening. All mem bers of the order are requested to be present. The committee in charge of the program have arranged one that will be greatly enjoyed by all those who attend.
 , Many prominent people from this place attended the wedding in Dam , bury of Attorney Thomas Bowen and Miss Belle Mallory of Danbury. The wedding was celebrated at the home Of inc bride and was one of the pret- tieSt affairs seen in that place in a number Of years. Mir Bowen has q large circle of friends in this town who wish him a long and happy mar % Ticd life.