Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-17
Suburban News!
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The Germania Maennerchor will hold an old time masquerade in the old German hall tomorrow evening. A meeting of the Blue Front basket ! ball team will be held at their rooms tonight for the purpose of electing manager and captain. Many of the local members of the A. O. H. attended the play of 'The Octo- | room" in Waterville last night.
 Several members of the local high school team are going to New Britain tomorrow to see the game between New Britain and Meriden. The Naug- atuck boys played Meriden and gave them a very severe trouncing, and they are very confident of doing the same thing to New Britain for the cham pionship when they play there. The game is arranged, but it has not been decided when they will play, but it | will be known tomorrow, and all in- | formation about the game will be pub lished in this column tomorrow even- | ing.
 Liveryman O'Brien says that no trace of his rig has yet been found and he thinks that he is out one of his best turnouts. The fellow who hired the rig must have been pretty slick | article. John ]. Linskey has purchased a very nice new horse which he will use in his trucking business. George Geisher, formerly of this place but now a soldier of the United | States army, is visiting his parents on Washington street, Union City, for a 1 few days. MT Geisher says that he likes the army real well and thinks ot re-enlisting again.
 Many people are surprised at the ap pearance of Coal, Bridge and Spring streets since the building movers began operations there. as nearly all | of the old houses that once stood there have been moved away and the place looks barren and desolate to what it | once did.
 The engine in the c. NJ. R. Shoe Co.'S factory was started this morning. So far everything goes we'll and 1t is thought that the first ticket will be made on Tuesday, and the cutters will go in on Monday.
 Robert Peck, the new owner of the Goddard saloon on Main street, is hay ing a new set of fixtures put in to-day and all the plumbing work repaired Archie Miller is doing the latter. MT Peck intends having a first class place -..~ ..#
 The second team of the Naugatuck high school goes to Torrington to-mor- row morning to play the second team of that place.
 Martin Dooley and Matthew Dunn were visiting friends in New Haven yesterday.
 A. G. Barnes has got a new fast one that he says he is going to use fO. family horse, but the wise ones say he is saving him for big event. MT Barnes got the horse in York state a few days ago.
 The members of the local G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans will attend a birthday party to be given by Wad hams post of Waterbury. ..,....
 Mrs ]. !. Carroll of Church street is spending a few days in New York.
 The Swedish Republican club will | uOiu u AttNNthk NNChlhF nl their rooms on Bridge street. as there is business of great importance tC come up.
 Mrs Emma Blansfield of South Main street has received word thai Frank Nudge, who was operated or in London hospital for the removal of an abscess. is doing very we'll. Nil Nudge and his wife were on their way to South Africa to fill an engagement there.
 Daniel Coleman of Seymour was wis iting friends in the borough yester day.
 A little daughter of MT and Mir Robinson of Ward street is i'll witt scarlet fever.
 Quite a number of people from thii place. including several actors, went f Ansonia last night 10 see the minstre performance.
 A daughter was born yesterday t Mir and Mrs Frank Pytlik of Ney street.
 The Naugatuck football team wer out for practice last night and in structed in some new plays.
 The Gaelic literary class will hol a dance in Columbus hall this evening
 Manager Hogan of the Naugatucl Athletic club says that they are goInI Q to organize for basketball in a fev days and that he will give every has ketball player a chance of making tn y team.
 , Miss Nellie Grafton of Newburg. \ 1. r.. who has been visiting here the pas 1, week. has returned home. s There will be mid-week services ! [ the chapel this evening at 1s30.