Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-07
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Warden William T. RodenDach spent the day in New York city on l business.
 Harry Welch of Meadow street has taken a position with Lilley, Swift & Co of Waterbury.
 The Naugatuck fire department will meet tonight at the Water i street hose house.
 Thomas Ryan of Rubber avenue has gone to Providence, R. l., where he has secured work and will reside there.
 George Stevens of Nobleboro, Me, who formerly resided here, is spend ing few days with friends in the ! borough.
 The local branch of the Bartend- CTS union will hold their annual dance in the Gem opera house to- morrow night.
 William Burgess, formerly of this place, was calling on friends here yesterday. He is now agent for the New Haven Advertising Co.
 In the probate court yesterday an order was issued for the sale of cer- tain real estate belonging to the es- tate of the late John B. Schmidt.
 Mrs Carter and daughter and Miss Kathryn Carter of Brooklyn, N. Y, who have been visiting Mrs Patrick Mcclure of Cliff street, have returned home.
 Mrs Charles Morton has returned to her home in Worcester, Mass, after a two weeks visit with her cousin, Mrs H. H. Schofield of Hill street.
 The will of the late G. Dana War ner was approved in the probate court yesterday by Judge McDon Ough. Lewis c. Warner was appoint ed eXecutor.
 Naugatuck tent, No 29, K. o. T. M., will hold it's regular meeting this evening in Foresters' hall. Impor- tant business will be discussed and all members are requested to be present.
 The dances of the Naugatuck as sembly will be held this year in Red Mems hall, Neary block. Three dances in all will be given. The first will be held on Thanksgiving eve. November 27 The other two dates are December 31 and February 21.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team did not go to Cheshire yes rerday to play the academy team of that place. A telephone message was received stating that on account of the wet weather it would be in advisable to attempt to play the game.
 The railroad company put another part of the new freight house into use yesterday, when a number of loaded cars were run onto the siding near Elm street, so that now teams can drive onto Elm street and load from the cars, and save the time spent in going to and from the cars near the freight depot.
 It is probable that the Hammer club football team will not play any more games this year, as a number of their players have been injured this season and the remaining mem bers of the team are to consolidate with the Films and will be known hereafter as the Films. The manager is trying to arrange a game for next Sunday with the Tribunes of Wa terbury.
 Isbell post, G. A. R, celebrated its thirty-third anniversary last evening at c. A. R. hall on South Main street A large delegation was present from Waterbury and Ansonia. Depart ment Commander Appel of Middle town and Vice-Commander George Robbins of Waterbury were present A very pleasant evening was spent in speechmaking and singing. after which refreshments were served.
 Miss Hannah Phalen and Michael Hickey were married yesterday at St Francis's church by the Rev Father Higgins The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Nel- | lie Phalen. and John Cody acted a, best man. A wedding breakfast was ] served at the home of the bride on Scott street. after which Mir and Mrs Hickey left for a short wedding trip. On their return they will reside in l 
 Manager Lawlor of the Starlight | football team has been notified by | the officials of the Films of Water | bury that the game that was to be l played next Sunday was called of. | aEaF ma I Tor kaE were unreasonable in the price de- as a guarantee. but he | stands ready to pay them the price l hat was first agreed upon It is expected that the Berkshires of will play here next Sun lay instead of the Films.
 The Naugatuck Business Mems held their first meeting n their new quarters in the Hopson block last night A banquet will be given the association in Red Mems nall carly in January. for which tickets will be sold to the business men of the borough regardless as tG heir holding membership in the as- A social session was held liter the close of the business meet ng and smoking. card playing and were induIged in.
 In a communication sent to the ,Oard of health of the city Of Wa by Henry SchiIdgen of this own. he makes an offer to the city f Waterbury to deed free of charge uch portions of land as may be lecessary for the erection and main enanoe of a crematOry for the dis ,Osal of garbage collected in the city