Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-08
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

-AtuO1ASS 4AOlAd6 oohVh his ankle Tuesday while exercising in the '. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
 C. H. Squires sold out the entire stock in the grocery store formerly conducted by J. H. Duigan on Rubber avenue.
 \ number of Naugatuck people are going to Ansonia Saturday night to attend a dance to be given by the Lib. ] erty Drum corps.
 ''The Spenders,' tale of those who spend, will be our next serial.
 A special meeting of Ojeda council. K. of O.. will be held Sunday at noon in Pythian hall. All members are re- quested to attend.
 Michael Greenburg and John Weis- man have purchased two more build ings from the railroad company and 1 will move them to School street. Joseph Carlson of Ward street has received a letter informing him of the death of his mother. which occurred recently at her home in Sweden.
 The subject of the discourse at the mid-week service in the parish house Friday evening will be 1.-The History of the Missionary Society,"" It will be given by Mrs A. H. Devoir.
 MT and Mrs Harry H. Schoneld eele. brated the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage last evening at their home on Hill street A large number of relatives and friends called. John NJ. Hearn of Naugatuck is | mentioned in connection with the off, flee of state deputy of the Knights of l Columbus. The names of the candi- dates will be presented to the state convention next spring. MT. Hearn is at present district deputy.
 ] There were b deaths in the borough last month. II males and females The causes of death were consump ton 1, pneumonia 3, disease of the nervous system 8. cirrhosis of the iv. CT l. diabetes 1. Bright's disease l, other causes 5; deaths under year. 4 The funeral of Martin O'Donnell who died Tuesday night at 3 o'clock at the home Of his sister. Mrs John Maher, 76 Carroll street, took place this morning at 10:3O o'clock from the house and at 10:45 at St Francls' church. The interment was in Sl James cemetery. @
 The funeral of Frank Balcyaitis whose death occurred Tuesday after noon at the Waterbury hospital, tool place this morning at S:30 o'clock from tis late residence, s2 Bridge street. fl Union City. and at 9 o'clock at Sl Francis church. The interment wal in St James cemetery.
 Frank Anderson. aged fl years died Tuesday night at o'clock at his home, JO Grove street. He leaves a widow and two children. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock from the house and at 2:3O a the Swedish Congregational church , The service will be conducted by tn, Rev G. A. nQuarnstroin. The inter ment will be in Grove cemetery.
 The first rehearsal of the oratorio ol Calvary" will be held in the parisl house this evening at 7:30. 1t is m portant that all who possibly can vii attend this first rehearsal, as in addi ton to the work of Calvary" there will also be put in rehearsal moderr cantata of much beauty and interes for rendition shortly after Easter ant it is desirable that good start b' made on the work.
 The work of painting the curtain for the stage at the St George Lithu aDfan society's hall in Linden par has been completed and the stage | now in readiness for the presentation of the play which is to be given il the near future by the Lithuanian Dramatic club. The capacity of th' hall has been considerably increase, ly additions which have been built ol in the past two months. Y John weisman of Spring street ha purchased from Mr and Mrs Michae O'Brien q piece of land at the corne of Spring and Bridge streets. and vii erect thereon a large block with al modern improvements. It will con tain two tenements of five rooms eacl and a store 2SxC5 fcef. One of th' flats will be occupied by Mir Weismai and family. Work on the fonndatioI of the new building will be com menced as soon as possible.
 The Naugatuck High school basket ball team defeated the Hopkins Gram mar school five of New Haven yester day afternoon by the score of l6 to la The first half ended with the local leading by one point. the score beinI ii to 10. In the second half the stu dputs won out in a Garrison finish O'Donnell played a fine game for th home team. He threw six goals. Th Seniors of the High school defeate' the Second team by the score of 13 q ii. The game was a fast one.