Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
Suburban News
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

NAUGA1UCk NUGGET.
 A son was born Tuesday to Mir ant
 Mrs w. R. Kannenberg of Curti'
 street.
 Miss Emily Gardner of New Haven
 is visiting relatives in the borough fol
 a few days.
 John Kingsley of Aetna street has
 secured a position in cutlery shop
 in New Britain.
 Mrs Otto Yuelke of May street was
 operated upon for appendicitis at the
 Waterbury hospital.
 The Alpha Beta Alpha society of
 the Naugatuck High school will give
 a dance at Pythian hall tonight.
 The United States Rubber Go have secured an option on the Neary prop
 erty on the opposite side of the street. Miss Edna Wright of New Haven t,
 the guest of her brother, Dr H. B. Wright of Church street, for a few days.
 The Red Men will hold regular
 meeting in the Odd Fellows hall to- night at o'clock, All members are requested to be present.
 The matter of the insurance on the stock at the Harrington and 10 cent store, which was destroyed by fire some nights ago, has been satisfactor- fly settled.
 The basketball game in the High school gymnasium yesterday after noon between the High school team. and the Films resulted in a victory for the former by the score of 36 to 21. r
 Arrangements are being made for a basketball game between the Nauga- tuck High school and New Britain High school teams to be played Satur- day afternoon at the local High school gymnasium. '..>
 The meeting of Laurel temple, R. S., tonight will be called to order al [ o'clock as the society will give up their hall at 8 o'clock to the Alpha Beta Alpha society who are to give dance there.
 After the regular meeting of Ra- mona council, D. of F., last evening in the Odd Fellows hall, social session was held, Refreshments were served and dancing followed. The evening was enjoyed by all present.
 Some of the local letter carriers at. tended the State Letter Carriers as sociation which is held in New Britain to-day. The rural letter carrier eA. poets to attend the rural carriers con vention, which is also held at New Britain. @
 About 9 of the members of Nauga- tuck lodge of Elks attended the dedi- cation of the new home of the New Haven Elks in New Haven Tuesday evening. They arrived home about 3 a. m. They were royalty entertained | by the New Haven Elks.
 Arrangements are being completed | for the presentation of the three-acr | farce comedN ''Humingtop's Mother in-Law," at the Gem opera house, Fri- day evening. February P, by local tal- l ent under tifvHusptres of, He GiHr | Helpers. Harry French wifi be stage | manager.
 Considerable interest Is being mani- Tested by the public in the location of l the new hose house, which, it is said, Is to be erected some time this year. The present hose house on South Wa ter street is in the line of the proposed 'ailroad improvements and must be from it's present location.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Naugatuck Water Go was held Tuesday evening and the old board of directors was reelected as follows: William Ward, Patrick Brennan. Harris Whittemore. George '. Ham and D. P. Mills. The board will meet later and elect officers. It was voted to increase the company's ,apital stock S25,OOO. The annual re- port of Secretary Barnum was read md accepted.
 There was large attendance at the dance given in Columbus lall last evening. A number of out of own guests were present. There were 'ighteen numbers on the program. Faulman's orchestra of Waterbury furnished music and the catering was n charge of Mrs Thorpe of Water 'ury. The patronesses were Mrs T. T. Bull. Mrs c. T. Wigmore, Mrs A. '. Futile. Mrs F. F. Schaffer. Mrs c. !. Phinney, Mrs I. l.. Trowbrldge. Mrs Amos Culver, Mrs J. II. Whittemore, lrs c. l.. Berger.
 Among the Naugatuck people who ttended the banquet Of the Sons of he American Revolution at the Elton n Waterbury were R. W. Lewis. Dr :. M. Bull, William Ward. Dr H. H. iortOn, k. F.. Hotchkiss and W. q. iahon. The following reception con- littee looked after the wants of the atrons and made 1t pleasant for all resent: John Sommerville. R. Doher- '. s. Kendrick. W. Card. F.. Taylor. F. 'asey. W. Gray. J. Riley. NJ. Sheehy, '. Rains, l. smith. ]. Mahke, c. .evin, r. Meister. I. Lancaster. I. lavin. T. Cavanaugh. A. Sonderman. !. Demers. NJ. Mankie. F.. Reggie. Mar aret Higgins. Katie Burns. Margaret Hey, Julia Keegan. Agnes Brown, ca Fourth. Margaret Burns. Mamie urley. Lizzie Grant. Nellie Mcdonald. arrie Shuel. May Dillon. Annie Mil r. Mamie Baron. Tillie Dahl. Jennie eilette. Mamie Scully. Katie Flahive,