Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
NUGGETS

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 Companion Court Minerva, I. o. F., is to hold an important meeting in Pythian hall this evening. Beginning next week the grocery stores and meat markets will close at 6 p. m., on on Tuesday and Thurs day evenings. .
 The Naugatuck Athletic club de- feated the Ansonia Temple of Honor last night in the Gem opera house by score of AS to 23. Selbie of Wa terbury has been signed for the sea- son.
 | The Naugatuck high school de- feated the St Francis T. A. B. society in the high school gymnasium last night by score 30 to IA.
 In acordance with the ruling of the national body, the Rathbone sisters have changed the name of their order to that of Pythian sisters. At the Waldorf pool parlors last night, Phila Perry (scratch) defeated w. Goyens (scratch) by the score of 100 to 56. It was a past but one- sided game. Goyens played in poor form throughout while Perry. kept the worries sliding in a manner which suited the 150 or more spectators that witnessed the game. One game each night will be played until the tournament is finished. Frank Rich- ardson was referee.
 The Naugatuck Business Mems as- sociation met last evening in the borough court room and adopted their bylaws. It was voted to hold but two meetings year subject to the call of the secretary. A resolu- tion was passed pledging the assO- citation to support the state associa- tiOn in its efforts to eliminate adver- Using in programs and similar pub lications and agreeing to refrain from the purchase of tickets for ad- vertising purposes. To the state con- vention, which is to be held in New Haven on January "A, the following delegates were appointed: H. H. Schofield, John F. McDonough, John M. Page, Wilson T. Clark and w. c. Hard. The board of directors will meet the first Wednesday in each month.
 At the meeting of Evergreen chap ter, E. O. S., the following officers for the ensuing year were installed by Past Matron Sarah c. Page: w. M. Miss Lena Paterson; w. F.. Henry w. Wells; A. M., Mrs Eva Hayden; secretary, Mrs Etta A. Dal- by; treasurer, Mrs Mary J. Brush; conductress, Mrs Sarah T. Beecher; associate conductress. Mrs Minnie Kuhn; Adah, Mrs Annie Schofield; Ruth. Mrs Lizzie H. Abel; Esther, Mrs Minnie B. Rowland; Martha, Mrs Jennie Hinman; Electa, Miss Edith Adams; warder, Miss Mary P. Riley; sentinel. Abel s. Alcott; mar shal, Mrs Delphine Wells; chaplain, Mrs Sarah C. Page: Organist. Miss Gussie NJ. Mover. At the close of the installation ceremonies the retiring matron, Mrs Sarah c. Page. was pre- sented by the chapter with past matron's jewel. agl
 The last meeting of the Odd Eel lows was held in their present quar- ters last night and the following program rendered.:
 Adress, D. D. G. M., Robert T. w. Adams. .....
 Adress-Noble Grand, Centennial lodge.
 Adress-I. D. D. c. M., H. J. Phil lips of Waterbury.
 Roll call--P. G. T. S.,Waite of Naugatuck.
 Solo Miss Lena Paterson.
 Piano solo-Leon Arthur French.
 Recitation-Mrs Dudley Fitts.
 Duet-Messrs Robert Adams and Harry Bickerdike.
 Solo-Andrew Kennedy.
 Solo-Miss Mabel Robinson.
 Reading-Leon Arthur French.
 Solo-Robert Adams.
 Solo-Harry Bickerdike.
 Violin solo-Paul Prentzel.
 Character sketch-'The Rivals" Brother Hiram Winterbottom.
 Character sketch-''When Hiram Had His Dinner" Brother Hiram Winterbottom. -
 Closing address-Noble Grand lodge.
 A supper was then served and this followed by dancing.
 The committee of arrangements was composed of Archie H. Eagan, chairman; W. A. Titley, George En- gelhardt, C. l.. RansTow. DeForest S. Jayne. Mrs Mary Jackman. Miss Lillie Titley. Mrs Lillie sthal. Mrs