Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-20
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

pr Frank J. Futile was called to reduce fracture of the right arm sustained by son of Fred Candee yesterday.
 The Evening Democrat is the peoples paper. The price is 2c a copy, 12c a week, 42c a month, $5 a year, by mail or carrier.
 First premium for crook-necked squashes raised in Naugatuck was awarded M. F. O'Connell by the Bea- con. Valley fair management.
 A months mind requiem high mass was celebrated at St Francis's church this morning for the repose of the soul of Mrs Annie Murphy.
 John Brennan and Miss Minnie Brennan have been successful in passing the recent civil service ex- animation for clerk at the postoffice.
 Mrs Catherine O'Brien, widow of the late Daniel O'Brien, and Fred Singer died in the same house at 82 Coen street last evening. MT Singer was about 50 years old and is sur viyed by his wife and four children.
 A new feature of the music at the Congregational church is chorus which will supplement the quartet at the 5 o'clock service, beginning to- morrow. Rehearsals will be held at 7:30 Saturday evenings in the parish house.
 The St Francis T. A. B,xsociety has appointed a committee to arrange for dance to be held November 22.4 Thomas Bowling is the chairman and his assistants are William Caulfield, Richard Parkinson, James Hennes- sey. T. D. O'Conner and Thomas Rat cliffe.
 Beginning the next quarter box holders must pay box rent within ten days of the beginning of the new quarter. Their mail will be placed in the general delivery if the box rent is not paid by the first day of the, quarter. Notices will be placed in the boxes ten days prior to that time.
 The delegates from Naugatuck to the democratic convention of the fourteenth senatorial district, which was held at Cheshire yesterday, were John M. Page, Thomas P. Reilly, William H. Siefen and Thomas Gorm- ley. The convention nominated Thomas Maher of West Haven for the senate.
 The autumn leaf social of Con- panion Court Minerva, Independent Order of Foresters, was the attrac- tion at Columbus hall last night, and the ladies of the order sentertained their friends in royal fashion. The hall was tatesfully decorated with the products of the harvest in na- fiiress sbeaatHGrs.. c6l3riSk. .!aMHSh credit is due an efficient committee.
 The Naugatuck football team were scheduled to play team composed of Yale university seniors on Fire. mems field this afternoon at 4 o'clock. A coach was in town last i night and gave the team half hour talk and will be present Monday for another hour and 1t may be that he will be permanently engaged. There are three other candidates for the po- sition.
 
 Centennial lodge opened its two days fair last night with a big at tendance. The entertainment began with character song by Mrs Rich ard Robinson. and was followed by . by Miss Marion Colby, en- titled Exhibition Day at .Slobdale. An illustrated song. When the Sings" by Mrs Ed ward Parsons and Mrs Stanley Web ster, wass followed by an exhibition of club swinging by Max Mai. Miss Colby gave another reading. Sun lay School in the Cabbage Patch" ,tfer which Paul Prentzefs string or ,hestra rendered several selections. The last number on the program was m illustrated song M Robert Hinck- ey, When the Mockingbird was Singing in the Wildwood" Dancing the attention of the younger and the. domestic bakery md fancy work booths did a land th~1a.h1,.t th<.