Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-25
NAuGATUCk NUGGETS

The Sveaborg Sewing society meets with Mrs Oscar Peterson in Beacon Falls tonight.
 The Methodist church choir will have d rehearsal in the church this evening
 F. D. Curtis of Beacon Falls has re- turned after a successful operation for appendicitis at the New Haven hospital
 The Misses Agnes and Helen Mul- vey of Cheshire have returned home after a,week spent with Mir and Mrs H. P. Mccarthy.
 Mir and Mrs Gilbert GreenburR of Church street have returned from a visit to Lewiston, Me. where Mir Greenburg's father resides :
 A larger gas main has been laid on Millvllle avenue and another has been started on Scott street by the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co.
 Mrs Puiem. wife of Charles Pudem died yesterday at her late residence. at Beacon Falls. She was twenty years of age. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
 Ernest E. Malpass, formerly tele- graph operator at the local station, is on his way to the Istlmus of Pana. ma where he is to be employed as tel egraph operator near the canal.
 Work will be commenced Sunday by the c. W. Blakeslee Co people to- ward raising the iron glrdera that are to support the bridge near the Catho- lie church at Beacon Falls.
 Monday there will be hearing be- fore Judge of Probate Hungerford on the application of George T. wigmore and Arthur H. Dayton. administra- tors, on the estate of the late J. O. May for permission to sell certain real estate belong to the estate.
 Samuel Chevalier, Walter Fl. Twitchell. John NJ. Page, George w. Andrew, Jesse W. Long and Fl. |. Dunlap attended a clambake and field day at Rivercliff. near Bridge port. yesterday. under the auspices of Pyramid temple, A. A. 0. N. NJ. S., of that city.
 The Naugatuck Fire Department nine are playing the Bridgeport Con solidated team on Firemen's field this afternoon. Danny Sweeney will be in the box for the firemen and James Sweeney will be behind the bat. The Bridgeport team defeated the local boys by single tally in the early part of the season.
 The New England Order of Pro- tection will hold an open meeting fin Pythlan hall under the auspices of Rubber City lodge on Friday. Sep- tember [. Supreme Warden Harry Manser of Maine will be present as also will Supreme Secretary Daniel M. Frye. The meeting is an open one and the public is invited to par take Of the hospitality of the lodge.
 The Naugatuck golf club went to Wallingford to play the team repre- snntlng the Wallingford Golf club to-day. The local team will be cap- tained by J. l.. Linsley and will be chosen from the following players. Dr Edwin II. Johnson. Harris. Whit temore. Fred A. Warner. c T. Kay. Tor. J. l.. Linsley. Frank A. Bradbury, Samuel E. Hopkins. c. s. Phinney and Isaac l.. Trowbridge.
 Labor day promises to be the one big day of the year to Naugatuck people who are interested in sports. The Hibernians are arranging a coun- ty field day at Linden park, which is to be preceded by a street parade and accompanied by dashes. races and field events in both open and closed events. The \. F. D. ball team plays two baseball games with Seymour. one in the morning and one in the afternoon. the Haymakers hold their convention here. with a ball game as an attraction. a clambake, and other sports open to members of the association. It is expected that the final round of the golf champion. ship at the golf links will be played and the championship decided. A match in the presidents cup will be run on during the day and perhaps fha aunprSbfn of fb o ct,n dacida1