Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Joseph Nixon, jr, of Scott street has taken a position in the Corbin factory in New Britain.
 John A. Anderson, Samuel Ander- son and Niles Matson have gone to Hartford to work in the rubber tire factory.
 There were 3S births in Naugatucls last month, 1T males and 21 females. There were seven marriages during the month.
 A photograph Of the members of the degree team of Naugatuck aerie of Eagles is on exhibition in one of the show windows at E. J. Sweeney s store
 The members of Ojeda council, K. of C.. will attend memorial mass which will be celebrated in St Fran cis's church at : a. m. February P. in honor of the deceased members of the order. All members are requested to meet in Pythian hall on that morning at 6:45 o'clock sharp.
 The first of the University Exten- sion lectures will be given in the as, sembly hall of tfse High school on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The speaker will be Professor Ramsey Muir, dean of the faculty of arts of Liverpool university. There are six lectures in the course.
 James Lakin of Brooklyn, \. Y., and Miss Bridget Kiely. daughter Of MT and Mrs Matthew Kiely of Oak street, were married yesterday at St Francis's church by the Rev Father Higgins. Richard Larkin was best man and Miss Mary Kiely, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.
 Mrs Elizabeth Selbach, widow of the late John Selbach, died yesterday afternoon at her home. 5 .Hotchkiss street. She was 66 years of age. The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house. The Rev Mr Lempke conducted the service. The interment was in Grove cemetery.
 An entertainment of readings, with popular vocal and instrumental music, will be given by volunteer talent from Naugatuck and Waterbury at the Un- ion City chapel for the benefit of the Union City chapel fund on Friday evening, February g. Light refresh ments will be served at the close 0. the entertainment.
 The Naugatuck High school basket. ball team defeated the Ansonia Hisl school five yesterday afternoon by the score of 9 to IA. The game was rough one and each team was out to win. Zwick and O'DonneH played a strong game for the locals. There was good attendance and considerable interest was manifested. In the pre- liminary game the freshmen of the To- cal High school defeated the seniors 14 to 9. The game was a fast one and the seniors worked hard to win, but they were outplayed by their oppon- ents
 The next rehearsal of the oratorio of Calvary" will be held in the par iish house, this evening at 7,;30. In or, der that the best progress be made for the preparation of this beautiful music for performance Good Friday. it is essential that so far as possible all who desire to take part should be present at these early rehearsais. Those new to the chorus but willing to aid with their voices will be gladly welcomed. It is not possible for Mir Cooke to see personally every former member of the chorus to ask them to come to rehearsals. nor can he be ex- pected to know the names of any who might he glad to join the chorus. so this notice is made that all may know the hour of rehearsa. and lend ell couragement by their presence. Work will also be taken up on a :ew can tata. The Triumph of David" by Dudley Buck.