Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Church helpers will meet with
 Mrs F. l.. Bradbury of Meadow street
 next Thursday afternoon at 2:30
 Miss Mary Heating sailed from
 New York city Saturday for Queens
 town. She will spend some months with relatives in Ireland.
 Miss Mary T. Cross, who teaches in Hartford, spent Sunday visiting
 her parents, Mir and Mrs A. B. Cross of Barnum court.
 J. Packard Gray of Bridgeport will coach the football team. He played on the Brown varsity team
 and has coached number of pro- fessional teams.
 A button showing picture of Naug- atuck high school will be presented by Upson, Singleton, clothiers of Wa lsterbury, to each of the scholars as they leave the building tomorrow noon. The republican caucus for the pur- pose of nominating candidates for
 representatives and justices of the
 peace will be held in the borough
 court room on Friday evening, De-
 tober 26, at s o'clock.
 The Naugatuck Valley conference of Congregational churches will be
 held at the First Congregational
 church in Waterbury next Tuesday.
 The Congregations church of Nauga-
 tuck. will be represented by MT and
 Mrs H. A. Dalby and Mrs Caroline L.
 Soule a..@. P. +.,
 The local courts of Foresters who recently applied to Grand Chief Ranger Thomas O'Loughlin for per
 mission to open their charters to in itiate new members from October II to December 81 at uniform rate of $3 between the ages of Is and 40 have been granted the desired per mission.
 Clara M. Hoadley, aged thirty-six years. wife of David Hoadley of New haven, died yesterday afternoon at the New Haven hosiptal. leaving two children. one of whom was born yesterday and the other, David, some three years ago. The remains will be brought to Naugatuck on the 1 o'clock train to-day and the funeral will be either Tuesday or Wednes- day. The Rev w. H. Garth will ofil- ciate The deceased leaves, in addi- tion to the immediate family, her mother, Mrs Rose WiggleswOrth of Naugatuck, four sisters, Mrs Jessie Howell and Mrs Arthur Stinson of Naugatuck. Mrs William Tint of Bea- con Falls, Mrs E. B. Lawrence of Wa terbury, four brothers, Austen c. Wigglesworth of New York city, Fred. Albert J. and George Wiggles- worth, all of Naugatuck.
 A pretty chrysanthemum wedding was solemnized Saturday afternoon when Ralph Bristol. of Waterbury, and Miss Elsie Webster Allerton, daughter of Mir and Mrs George NJ. Allerton were united in the holy bonds of matrimony by the Rev w. H. Garth, rector of St Michael's Epis- copal church. The ceremony was per- parents. The house decorations consisted of white, lavender and yell low chrysanthemums and the two balconies were trimmed with orchids. One of the balconies was occupied by the Philharmonic orchestra of Mass. A special train | was run from Waterbury to Allerton | Farms to accommodate the guests. | The bride was gowned in white satin | trimmed with orange blossoms and | lace of beautiful design. she wore | a bridal veil and wreath of orange l blossoms and carried a shower. bou- | quet of lilies of the valley. The maid | of honor was Miss Lois Allerton, a l sister of the bride. Her gown vas | white over lavender silk. She car red a bouquet of orchids and lilies | of the valley. The bridesmaids were | Misses Louise Andrews of Derby. | Burrall. Betsy Lamb and l Marjorie Hayden of Waterbury, Nell | valian of Plainfleld. N. l., and Mary Simons of Springfield, Mass. They | each wore gowns of lavender radium | ,ilk and carried bouquets of ehrysan- hemums to match. The groomsman