Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-08
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

There was no meeting of the as, sembly Saturday owing tos the. storm.
 Miss Stella Mccarthy of Chicago, Ill. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs W. H Mccarthy on Central avenue.
 The Daughters of Isabella are to give a Woodland" dance Friday night.
 Wednesday night the ladies of the Eastern Star will hold card party.
 The Ladies' Aid society meets in the parish house on Wednesday at p. m.
 The twelfth great sun council of the Degree of Pocahontas of Connec- ticut will be held at New London on Wednesday, Oct II. Ramona c0un- cil will attend.
 There will be dance given by the Third division of Hibernians on Nov 15. A special meeting of all three divisions of the Hibernians and the Hihernians and the Ladies' auxiliary was held yesterday afternoon.
 The starlights defeated the Hamil- ton Parks yesterday on "Miser's lot' by a score of 6 to 2 The Red On ions defeated the Quaker Juniors of Waterbury.
 l.. S. Moulthrop began business in the Whittem0re block to-day.
 The evening schools of the borough will open in the Salem building to; night at 7:3O
 Mrs William Kennedy, and son are the guests for a few days at St Mary's Nctory at Greenville.
 At the Catholic church in Seymour this morning John A. Kennedy of Meadow street was married to Miss Kelleher of Seymour.
 The funeral of Thomas Hartle will be held tomorrow afternoon from the late home of the deceased at 3 D. m. The obseQuies will be in charge of Shepherd lodge. No 7S, F. and A. m., of which he was member. The bans of marriage were publish ed yesterday of William McDermott and Elizabeth Hulstrunk. Tuesday the Epworth league rally will be held In the Methodist church. Next Sunday series of vesper ser vices will be inaugerated at the Con- sregational church.
 | The Church Helpers will meet We'd nesday afternoon with Mrs Carrie Culver at the home of Mrs George Wood on Elmhurst street
 St Michaers guild will be entertain ed tomorrow evening by Miss Flor ence Rogers on Cherry street. | Friday meaning. an anniversary I solemn requiem high h1ass win be 'cel! ebrated for the late Thomas Weary. An automobile party from Bridge. port consisting of the Misses Gather inc. Margaret and Mary McGinnis and Miss Kelly of Bridgeport. Miss Mccarthy of Chicago, were the guests of w II. Mccarthy and family on Central avenue yesterday. ..
 A variety social is to be given in the parish house on Thursday even ing under the auspices of the '. r. s c. F. Some novel features of strik' ing interest are to be exhibited. On Friday evening the midweel service in the Parish house will bt at o'clock and the subject will be "Observations of an Eye Witness Concerning the 'Haystack' Centen' nial Celebration at Williamstown.'
 George w. Hubbeil. aged forty-one was found dead on >the road be tween Oxford and Quaker Farms yesterday. The deceased leaves two brothers. Charles Hubbell of NH vile, and 'Silas Hubbell of PIP Rub Der avenue. who is employed by the c. w. R. Shoe Go. The intermen' will be in Gunntown cemetery aftel services at the house on Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m.
 John Hoadley has signed the deed. to his property on the corner of Scot and Walter street conveying them tt the railroad company. The highway will pass on the west side of the pres ent tracks Water street will end al Rubber avenue. Elm street will cros' Scott and come up to Rubber avenu' on the west of the present layout.
 Patrick W. Dillon of 8 Gormar street died yesterday morning. H' leaves widow and three children Robert. Mary. and Mrs Thomas Spell man. all of Naugatuck. The funera will he from the residence of the de ceased at ss3O Tuesday morning ant at Q o'clock at St Francis church The interment will be at St Josepht cemetery. Waterbury.