Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

The Naugatuck A. c. basketball team will play the Ansonia five on the Gem opera house floor this evening" The local team is now ill good shape again and Ashmore will be in the game after two weeks absence.
 A portion of the premises in the Lilley block, formerly occupied by the Connecticut Railway X Lighting Co as an office, has been partitioned off and the interior remOdelled. The place when finished will be rented as store.
 The funeral of Joseph Kolakoski was held from St Francis's church. A re- quiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father McCabe. The mem bers of the Polish Military company attended the funeral in a body and members of the order also acted as bearers. The interment was ill St James's cemetery.
 A quartet has been formed which will be known as the k. of c. quartet. At the anniversary of the Knights or Columbus last evening they sang sev eral pleasing selections. The quartet is composed of Charles F. Dalton, At torney John F. McDOnough, Frank P. Kiely and Robert Griffith.
 The wedding of Miss Grace Bella Atkins and Nelson Green of Water bury took place yesterday morning at the Congregational church parsonage The ceremony was performed by the Rev Sherrod Soule The bride was at tended by Miss Cora Gilbert of. New Britain and Frederick Atkins of Naug- atuck officiated as groomsman.
 The stockholders of the Naugatuck National bank held their annual meet ing yesterday and reelected the board of directors. A directors meeting was held later and the following off cers were elected for the ensuing year: President. George A. Lewis; vice president, F. W. Tolles: cashier, A. H. Dayton: assistant cashier, George NJ. Rumney.
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 The Naugatuck High school basket ball team defeated the Bristol High school team yesterday afternoon by the score of B to 15. The players from Bristol came here on short no- tice to take the place of the New Ha- ven High school team. Manager Ahern of the Naugatuck team will play a return game in Bristol before the season closes. .4t
 Miss Mamie Helen Picker, daughter of Mir and Mrs Edward Picker of Car roll street, and George B. .COn,ors of Norfolk, were married at St Francis S church yesterday by the Rev Father Higgins. Miss Catherine Picker. sis ter of the bride. was bridesmaid, and M. !. ConnOrs. brother of the bride groom, was best man. A wedding re- ceptiop was held at the home of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs Connors left Oh morning train. and on their return will reside in Norfolk.
 Scott company. No 10. U. R. K. F., held meeting last evening in Pythian hall and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Captain. Joshua rW. Rogers: first lieutenant, Frank k. Nichols; second lieutenant. Charles l.. Hoadley; recorder, Fred Wurtenberg; treasurer. A. II. Holbrook; cOnmis- sary. F. II. BoswOrth: guard. ". G. Noble: sentinel, Joseph Schmitz. The officers will be installed in February. The company voted to do escort duty for the Naugatuck aerie of Eagles on the opening night of their fair. Febru- ary 1.
 Cough commandery, L. o. c. C., last evening installed officers byt D. G. C. George Clapp of Waterbury: N. C., Mrs Elizabeth !. Hancock: V. N. C.. Miss Louise Allen; r. \. C.. Mrs Ellen Allen; r. K. of R.. Mrs II. A. Deutsch; K. of R., Roselle Hinckley: treasurer, Mrs F.. F.. Warren; prelate, Mrs W. A. Benham: herald, Mrs w. /, A. Frost: w. I. G.. Joseph l.. Warner; w. o. G., l. Gum. After the meeting a social session was enjoyed. The members of the order will give whist party on next Thursday evening at the home of Mrs J. B. Fuller on Mead. ow street.