Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-05
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

Michael Halijian is in Boston on business.
 There will be mid-week services in the parish house this evening at 7:30.
 There are several cases of scarlet fever reported in the borough at pres ent.
 Wilbur Kilmer of South Main street is visiting friends in Thomaston for few days.
 Miss Anna Stanley of Bridgeport is the guest of relatives in town for a few days:
 Miss Nellie Thompson of New York is spending the week with friends ill the borough. -
 Mrs Samuel Duncan of Hartford left for home yesterday after several i days visit in the borough I A large number of tickets for Sousa's band were purchased yester- day by Waterbury people.
 A little son of Harry French of Prospect street is confined to the house by an abscess of the hip.
 Billy McConichie, one of the play CTS on the \. A. c. basketball team, is ill at his home in NIiddletown. l , Miss Grace Hollaway of Glen's ' Falls. N. Y.. is visiting friends on North Main street for few days.
 George Daley of Brooklyn, N. Y., who has been in town the last few | days on business, has returned home.
 The newly elected officers of the Haymakers will be installed next l Thursday evening by P. c. H. Fred Gray of Seymour.
 .I Mrs Emery Brother of South Main |. street, was operated upon in hospital in, New York Wednesday and she is resting comfortably
 William Coleman of South Main |. street has returned to Baltimore, Md. to resume his studies in medical college in that place.
 Many people from this place attend ! cd the production of Romeo anG Ju- liet' by E. H. Sothern and Julia Mar 4 lowe in Polls last evening.
 One of the old residents of this town was heard to say to-day that this is the first January since 1881 that he has seen without snow up to this time.
 The contract for the carpenter work of the new postoffice in Union City has. not yet been let, but it will be known in a few days who will do the work.
 All members of Companion Court Minerva, I. O. F., are requested to at tend the meeting Saturday night at $ o'clock as business of importance is to be transacted.
 Henry Blumenauer, who has been visiting his parents Mir and Mrs Charles Blumenauer of Rubber ave nue, has returned to Andover to re- sume his studies.
 NtI Inrhere have been several narrow. es- capes from drowning the last few days and it seems that the people that go skating at this time of year should be more careful of the thin ice.
 The new single seats that have been placed in rooms Nos 1 and of the School street school are great i'm provement and greatly appreciated by the teachers as well as the pupils.
 George Cowdell. the Prospect milk dealer. claims that he saw two black woodchucks yesterday around his barn and as far as winter is concerned this is very sure sign that not much of it has set in yet. .,i. ...
 Harry Dolan. who has been laid up for several weeks with a broken shoulder. is again able to use his arr a little each day and expects to re- sume his work in the. G. M. R. Shoe Co factory in few days.
 The Naugatuck High school basket ball team will play Torrington in the |. High school gym tomorrow afternoon at 3;30 if Torrington doesn't disDanu before then, and in that case Manager Ahcrn says he will have Ansonia.
 A good many of the hOusekeepers and ladies of the house are complain ing of late of the annoyance caused them byt the large number of agents and pack peddlers that are around teyeE day with some sort of cheap warts to sell.
 HFard Ensign and A. C. Jones of UnioA City are going to reside in Bridgtport where they will enter the employ of the LocomOble O. MT En- sign las his automobile station and properly on Prospect street for sale as he will not run the station next sumner
 Next Thursday evening the \. A. C.. team will play the Dclphis of Bristol and this will bp a closer game than tisr one on "Wednesday night, and 1t Is hoped that larger crowd will be iE attendance. The Delphis are strong team and Manager Hogan is arranging , fnr a Stronr nrpIimfuarv