Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

There will be meeting of St MichaeIs guild tomorrow evening.
 Edward French of Wtaterville was visiting friends in town yesterday
 A daughter was born Saturday to MT and Mrs Edward Reilly of River street.
 Mrs James Smith of New Haven was the guest of friends in the bor ough Saturday.
 There will be a meeting of the Cen tennial lodge, l. o. o. F., in Odd Eel lows hall tonight.
 Miss Mamie Picker who has been visiting in South Norwalk for several months has returned home.
 The Church Helpers met this after noon at 2:30 with Mrs George W. An derson on Fairyiew avenue. The new letter boxes for Union City have arrived and are being set up ill different places about town.
 Martin Halijian of Halijian Bros., and Peter Paul of this place are li' New York to-day on business. There will be a meeting of the St Francis T. A. B. society tonight at their rooms on Rubber avenue. l There will be meeting of the Blue | Front Basketball team tomorrow evening at their rooms on Main street.
 The condition of Mrs Dennis Lins- key who was taken suddenly ill Fri day evening is reported as much i'm proved. John Romano and Miss Julia Pur- kowsha were married at St Francis i church Saturday by the Rev Father McCabe.
 Services were held in the Union City chapel yesterday morning and even ing. The sermons were given by the Rev MT Smith.
 Grand Chancellor William E Thoms of Waterbury will be present at the meeting of Goren lodge, K. or F., this evening.
 Andrew Kirk who is taking course fin the Albany Business college is the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs John Kirk of Round hill.
 There will be an auction sale given by the Young Peoples society of tho Congregational church ill the parish house tomorrow evening.
 Miss Lillian R. Russell of South Norwalk who has been visiting frienas in the borough for the past week, re turned home last evening. | All arrangements for the ,firemens annual ball are made and 1t is ex- pected that large crowd will be present Wednesday, evening.
 There was no score in the game played Sunday between the Films and Golden Stars of Waterbury as they only played one-half of the game
 At the meeting of Liberty lodge, Sons of St George, this evening, off cers for the ensuing year will be elected. Members of Hawthorne lodge, of Waterbury, will be present.
 The Naugatuck football team will meet for practice every evening this week to get into condition for the game with the All Waterburys that is to be played here Thanksgiving af- ternoon on Hotchkiss field. John O'Donnell of this place has ac- cepted a position as window dresser with F. W. Woolworth X Co of Wa terbury Mir 0'Donnell is well versed in this line and his many friends wish him success in his new position.
 One of the oldest residents of the town was heard to say today that this is the first time in good many years that we have enjoyed such fine weather and say that he can re member one year that was as warm as this at Christmas. The Crackeriacks of Thomaston de- feated the Films of this place in a | hotly contested game on Hotchkiss | field Saturday afternoon to the tune of II to 0. The local team played Il good game but the visitors line was too heavy and they could not make any headway.
 William French and Frank Lewis, two of the Naugatuck High school 1 football players, were .n New Britain Saturday to see the New Haven and ! New Britain game and both the play CTS say that Naugatuck could beat l either one of the teams. It does not | seem they will get a show. however this year the way things look at pres 1 ent.
 There was much excitement in Un- ion City yesterday afternoon when the building movers were moving some of the old buildings across the ] tracks at Bridge street. There seem cd to be all kinds of trouble for the movers as they had the building rais- cd several times when it slipped back and it was after dark before they were able to get the two of them