Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs J. Spadola was taken to St Vincent's hospital, Bridgeport, yes- terday.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated in St Francis church Saturday morning for Mrs D. L. Murphy.
 Ernest D. Hull of Naugatuck, so- cialist candidate for governor. spoke at Polls theater, Bridgeport, last night at socialist meeting at which Mrs Ella R. Bloor was the principal speaker.
 Thomas Burke, who is employed at the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe com pany, met with a painful accident Saturday. His right hand was caught between the rollers of the machine upon which he was work ing. crushing the knuckles and lacer- ating the flesh.
 The Naugatuck football team will meet for practice tomorrow night in front of the hose house.
 The Starlights> defeated the Berk- shires of Bridgeport yesterday on Miser's lot by score of to 5.
 St Michael's guild will meet to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the chapel and the church helpers on Thursday at 2:30 with Mrs John M. Page.
 The parish bible class will meet Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Bishop Knight, bishop of the diocese of Cuba, will deliver a sermon at St Michaels on November 4.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs H. A. Deutsch on Church street tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. The pastor, the Rev c. Sturgess Ball, will deliver a series of lectures during the win ter, the first coming on October 31, on Peter Mckenzie"
 The local Bartenders' union has elected the following officers: Presi- dent, Thomas F. Casey; vice-presi- dent, Edward G. Therrien; treasurer, James Sullivan; secretary, Frank L. Packard; chaplain, James Kieley; inside guard, Daniel O'Conner; out side guard. John Goggin; inspector and delegate, William B. Ryan.
 Nora, wife of James Lucey of 34 Aetna street, died Saturday night after brief illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning. The deceased leaves a husband, two children, May and Anna; a brother, William Stratton; two sisters, Miss Jennie Stratton and Mrs D. Sullivan of Naugatuck.
 A movement is on foot to secure the closing of the public schools on Wednesday afternoon to permit the pupils to attend the Beacon Val ley fair. There will be a balloon ascension. parachute jump, and horse racing beginning at 1880.
 Tonight the local singers will or- ganize choral union and appoint a board of managers and a musical director. It is likely that a chorus of between 75 and a 100 voices will be organized.
 Wednesday the Naugatuck High school will go to Waterbury to play Crosby High school, and with the experience of trimming Westminster a heavy team with a crack punter, are confident of being able to turn the trick a second time and winning in Waterbury.
 At the meeting of the Assemblies held Saturday afternoon at the Nau- gatuck Golf club, J. l.. Linsley was elected chairman of the Assembly for the ensuing year and Henry Futile and Ed R Saunders the other two members. The latter was elected to fill the unexpired term of Marshall Bronson who has resigned. The matter of the dates for the as- semblies was left with the committee but it is thought that the dates will be Thanksgiving eve, New Years eve and the third some time in Febru- ary.