Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Swedish National dancers iron,
 Skansen, Stockholm, will give an eIl-
 tertainment at Columbus hall on
 Monday evening. James Newman has been reappoint- | ed county director of the Catholic Total Abstinece union and has ac- cepted the appointment.
 Henry F. Stone has resigned his pc | sition as agent at the Naugattick freight depot. His place will be talk. en by J. NJ. Darling, who for the past five years has been freight agent at Beacon Falls.
 William r. Farren of Elm street was surprised by about 90 of his young friends on the occasion of his Fist birthday. He was the recipient of beautiful gold watch and chain.
 A bountiful supper was served. VO- cal and instrumental music was ren- dered.
 Manager Foley of the Naugatuck football team received word from the Yale football team yesterday saying that it would be impossible for them to play here Saturday as some of the members of the team will be given a trial in the varsity game. but they will play here later. The Naugatuck team will play in Thomaston Satur- day.
 For the first time during the 40 years of its existence the general con ference of the Congregational church. es of Connecticut meets in Naugatuck November 1915. Each church in the state is entitled to representation by its pastor and a lay delegate. One of the interesting features will be an afternoon session given to the Mis- sionary society of Connecticut the old est missionary society in the United States. Judge Munger of AnsOnia is to be moderator of the conference as he is identified with this place by previous residence The sessions of the conference are. open to the public. The entertainment committee consist ing of Charles c. Warner, Harris Whittemore, John w. Hayes and Mrs Sherrod SOule.
 At St Michael's Episcopal church yesterday afternoon Rev w. H. Garth united in the holy bonds of matri- mony Miss Josephine Hazel Schaffer, daughter of MT and Mrs Frederic F. Schaffer and Marshall P. Bronson, local superintendent of the c. R. and L. company. The full vested choir. under the direction of William Hall Minor, the choirmaster, rendered the wedding march from Lohengrin as the bridal party approached the chancel. Mendelssohn's wedding march was played as the party de- parted. The maid of honor was Miss Winifred Schaffer, sister, and the bridesmaids were younger sister, Miss Dorothy Schaffer, and Miss Marguerite Harris of New Haven. The groomsman was Wheaton Bron- son, the groom's brother. The bride was given away by her father. who is superintendent of the local rubber factories. The ushers were Fred w. Schaffer, brother of the bride, John w. Hayes, James l.. Linsley and Howard Bronson, a brother of the groom. The bride was attired in gown of mousseline silk trimmed with Duchess lace, with veil. lilies of the valley and carried a prayer book. The maid of honor wore gown of white chiffon with princess lace. The bridesmaids wore white French embroidered batiste over white silk, trimmed with valencien- nes lace and velvet ribbon. The church was decorated with palms and chrysanthemums and the house in like manner, with white carna- tions as relief. After the ceremony a dinner was served at the residence of the brides parents, at which be- tween 225 and 250 invited guests sat down. Faulmann's orchestra fur nished music. The bride is a grad uate of the Naugatuck hign school, class of 1900. and of Ingleside semi- nary, New Milford.