Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-13
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
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be held at the Methodist church next Friday evening.
 The members of Naugatuck lodge, B. P. o. E., will attend the Elks' fair In Waterbury tonight in a body. Leo Hoffstedt and Miss Jennie Mil Yer, both of Union City, were married on September 12 in Millerton, N. Y.
 On Thursday evening the Third di- vision, A. o. H., will give their third annual concert and dance at Colum- bus hall.
 Miss Nellie Sweeney of Lewis street is confined to the house by a badly sprained ankle. Her place as clerk in MT Sweeney's store will be filled by her sister, Mrs Oscar An derson.
 J. H. Whittemore has been re- Quested by Miss Mary R. Hillard of Waterbury, principal of St Mar garet's, to get options on suitable school sites in Middlebury. He has secured options but no purchase has yet been made.
 The regular weekly rehearsal of the choral society will be held this evening in the Salem school. An im- portant meeting of the board of di- rectors will be held at 7:30 to dis cuss matters regarding the first con- cert of the society. Eugene Cornell of North Main street fell through hatchway on North Main street Sunday afternoon, but fortunately was not seriously in- jured. He was crossing over the hatchway when the wooden covering collapsed, causing him to fall into the | cellar.
 Town Clerk Hearns has received the attorney generals opinion in re- lation to election expense statements | of candidates for justices of the peace. It is to the effect that the ex. pense accounts are to be filed with the town clerk instead of with the secretary of state.
 Arrangements are now being com. pleted for the annual ball of the Naugatuck fire department which will be held at the Gem opera house on Thanksgiving eve. The music will be furnished by Colts orchestra of Hartford, Scott Snow leader. Prot J. T. O'Brien will prompt.
 There will be special meetings at the Swedish Congregational church on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs day evenings at 7:45. They will be conducted in Swedish The sermons will be preached by out of town cler- | gymen, who will attend the general conference at the Congregational l church.
 King Lear" was the subject of discussion at the meeting of the Wo- mems Study club in the public H. brary this afternoon. Papers were assigned as follows: "The Dramatic Action." Miss Woodford; Father hood as Represented in Lear and Gloucester Mrs H. A. Soper; Son ship as Represented by Edgar and Edmund" Mrs G. T. Sanger; "Daugh- terhood as Represented by Goneril Began and Cordelia," Mrs c. J. Bax. | ter.
 The work of building up the foun. I Philip Rubin moved across the Naugatuck river from Water street to his property on South Main street is progressing slowly. The building Is SO close to the building on the land adjoining owned by E. E. Stevens that the masons have to either dc their work from inside the cellar ol trespass on Mir Stevens's land. Il they trespass there they are liable tc arrest as Mir Stevens has given Mi Rubin notice that trespassing on his land is forbidden.
 The program for to-day's confer. ! ence meeting: II to 12-Organiza' ton; address of welcome, the Rev Sherrod Soule: business: election of nominating committee Reports | committee. treasurer. finances: statis- teal secretary: committee on pastoral service and cooperation: state com mittee on missionary work: commit. tee on Sunday observance and moral legislation. to : p. m.-Worsh.p topics. The Church Responsible fol 1 Truth" the Rev John DePeu: "The Church and Scientific Truth" the Rev Herbert K Job: ''The Church and Expanding Truth" the Rev Ashley D Leavitt: discussion. Is30-Otgar recital. Harry Ludlow Cooke. assisted by Mrs Lila wigmore Squire. soloist address. "The Ethical Factor in Edu cation Principal Arthur n. Call Hartford. There will be an informal conference with Mir Call after th' service.
 A smoker was given Saturday nigh fin Eagle hall by Naugatuck aerie O Eagles. A number of out of tovl members of the order were present The entertainment program was al
 follows: Opening overture: pi&ni solo. Prof James Dunn: tenor solo Daniel King: piecolo solo. T. D O'Connor: fancy club swinging. Ma, Mai: solo. Charles Price. recitation II. F. GubbIns. solo. George Neal wrestling exhibition. Bothner an' Parker: jig and reel. William Gar land. solo. Frank Buekmiller: sleigh of hand exhibition. Prof Kilby: sold Bernard Mcdonnell. wrestling ex hibit.ou. Haekenschmidt and ROebel solo. Frank Bird: buck and wing John Ford; Irish reel. Carroll ani Gorxins: comedy sketch. Price s1i Neal. solo. T. D. O'Connor- The com mftsee in charge of the arrangement consisted of Samuel Grant. John F Hogan Thomas Ahern. John Jones Thomas Foy. Patrick Bove- Frsnci