Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

There was meeting of St Michaers guild last evening.
 James Warfield of Chelsea, Mass. was visiting friends in Union City to- day.
 The stores of Hart E. Perkins and Henry Menold will be open tomorrow until noon.
 There is one case of diphtheria re- ported in the home of Carl White on Hugh street.
 There was meeting of the Wo- mems Study club held in the library yesterday afternoon.
 Thomas O'Brien of Thomaston is visiting John O'Connor of Grove street for few days
 The factory of the Beacon Falls Rubber shoe company closes tonight for the rest of the week. ....
 The auction sale which the young people gave in the parish house last evening was great success. s
 There will be card party and so- cial held by Laurel temple, R. of S., in Pythian hall, Thursday evening.
 John NJ. Page and company have completed the plumbing work on Fred Steuber's house on Main street.
 There will be a masquerade dance given by Centennial lodge, I. o. 0. F., in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening.
 The annual reception of Professor J. G. Sullivan's dancing class will be held in Columbus hall tomorrow evening.
 Mrs W. A. Brauners of Meadow street has gone to Danbury to attend ' the funeral of her nephew, Clarence Scollins.
 The local stores and barber shops will be open until II o'clock WedDes- day evening and will be closed all day Thursday.
 Miss Nellie Duncan of Main street 1 who has been spending the week with 4 friends ill New Britain returned hone yesterday.
 Tim Daley is the proud possessor of large, brand new bill of fare which has been placed in his cafe on Main street.
 | Miss Miller a former teacher in the Straitsylle school, had her leg am- putated yesterday. She was reported as doing nicely to-day.
 The funeral of Mrs Lucien D. War ner who died in the west few days ago will take place from her late resi- dence on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Miss Christine Mccarthy who is at tending school in Bridgeport is visit ing her D; rents, MT aud Mrs W. Fl. Mccarthy of Central avenue for few days.
 People are of the opinion that the New Haven High school must feel real nice after that red hot challenge in yesterday mornings New Haven Pal. ladium.
 The local football squad was out for practice last evening and expect tC be in the best of trim for the game with the All Waterbury aggrega fiot on Thursday.
 People are wondering if the build ing movers are going to be allowed to block the streets in Union City all winter. Those buildings are still in the same place.
 Miss Julia Kennedy who is a stu. dent in Miss Wellock's kindergarten in Boston, is visiting her parents, At. torney and Mrs William Kennedy of Meadow street.
 The funeral of George, the infant son of Mir and Mrs Fred Ashmore of South Main street. was held this af. ternoon/at 2 o'clock. The interment was in Grove cemetery.
 Ned" Herr. the wonderful halfback of Dartmouth, was visiting friends in town yesterday. MT Herr stills carries very nice scar on his nose from the Harvard game and says he has plenty of cause to remember the game for some time to come.
 Everybody going to the game to. morrow don't start until o'clock as there will be plenty of time to fill up on turkey and then go down and help the boys win. We are going to have real officials tomorrow and a good clean game can be expected. There has been a few small bets made but the big ones will be placed at the