Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-25
kAuGATUcK NUGGETS

A large crowd from out of town IS expected at the ushers and stage hands prom to be given in Columbus hall Friday evening. There has been q large advance sale of ticKets Ill AL sonia and Derby, also in Waterbury The New Haven High school basket ball team will not be able to come To Naugatuck on Friday as agreed anu Manager Ahearn will substitute some other strong High school team when will probably be that of Wallingford.
 A Union City man informed the ro- lice that he was robbed Of between S150 and Slt0 q few nights ago ah" has given the name of the persoii who he suspects of having 'roboe'l him. The suspected man. however claims that he did not take the moiles.
 Deputy Sheriff James t. sweeney placed all attachment yesterday aItef- noon on the grocery stock of John Il. Duigan. who runs q store on Ruppef avenue The store was closed TOT rlai inns on unpaid bills brought by D. E. Carroll and Potter X Foote of Wa terbury. =.
 The whist team of tlse '. M. C. l.. of Naugatuck. consisting Gf G f. Hayes. r. H. Reagan. Edward Sheri- dan and Patrick Sullivan. were de feated in New Haven last evelling by the team of the YoHng Mems Repu,ll- can club. The contest occupied three hours and the final score was 2o6 10 244
 H. H. Donkersley and Edward O'Neil have received a large box o1 pickerel from the state of Maine. The fish which are 30 in number. are hne specimens of the lake variety. vary ing from IT. to 3hz pounds i'll weight. They were caught in Lake Pemoquid, which is in the town of NoDleboro. ps t George Stevens. former Naugatuck resident.
 The musicale which was held Tues IsdaN at the residence of Mrs J. Il. Whittemore by the members of the Women's Study club was treat to all lovers of classical music and was highly enjoyed by those who were present. The different numbers on i the program were rendered Dy Mrs May. Miss Ouellet Miss Woodford and Mrs Baxter. Several from Wa terbury were present.
 Nine applications for membership were received by Ojeda council. K. Of l C.. at it's last meeting. and one candl- date was initiated. Ojeda council win ! have work in the third degree the lat, ter part of February. The working of the degree will be followed by ;r 50 | cial session which promises 70 be one of the most enjoyable ever given bs 1 the council The thirl degree work ! will he in charge of District Deputy John NJ. Hearn. It is proposed to have only the one degree on rhe night the ! third is worked and the work will bs
 finished early enough to leave plenty ] of time for the social session which is
 to follow.
 Excelsior Pomona grange held ,' meeting in Masonic hahnigestsrsssss John l.. Rice. the outgoing master
 presiding. Nearly seventy dei egate were present. The following srargc
 were represented: Rock Rimmod O Beacon Falls. Mad River of Wate'
 bury. Middlebury. Pleasant Valley e
 Woodbury. Bethlehem. Washington Prospect and Beacon Valley of Naug 1 atuck. The newly elected officers wer
 installed by the Rev Frank Country man of North Branford. They are
 Master. Wilson l.. Pierpont of Ma
 River grange: overseer. Arthu
 Greene. Middlebury: lecturer. Levi
 Garrigus. Mad River grange: steward
 stephen T. Talmadge. Prospect: as sistant steward. Arthur !. Pierponl
 Mad River grange: chaplain. F.. (
 Whitehead. Washington: treasurer, NJ
 r. Skelly. Pleasant Valley grange: SC,
 retary. Martha Judd. Middlebury
 gate keeper. George Bristol. Middle
 bury: Ceres. Frances Percy, Bethle
 hem: Pomona. Hortense Rice. Roe
 Rimmon grange: Flora. Ida Boutell'
 watertown: lady assistant steward
 Della Sanford. Beacon Valley grange.