Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-14
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

i I Iduh DItlludu Ot NC" io'h >A'J ~ visiting relatives here.
 Laurel Temple, P. S., will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Moonlight football team will meet tonight for practice.
 Mrs C. V. Seurll of Laurel Beach IS spending a few days with friends here.
 Mrs Prall of Maple terrace is at tending the funeral of a relative h Scranton, Pa.
 MT and Mrs Seth D. Bingham. jr, of New Haven are visiting relatives in the borough.
 The Deta Pi fraternity will give dance at Columbus hall, Friday even- ing. November 22.
 Miss Ryan of Ward street, who has been visiting relatives in New Britain has returned home.
 Mrs Thomas Harkins and daughters are spending d few days III Newark and New Brunswick x. J.
 All members of the Naugatuck foot ball team will meet tomorrow even ing at 30 at their rooms over Free mans cafe.
 Mrs James Hughes of Richmond Hill, l.. l.. has returned after vlslt- ing MT and Mrs Frederick Wilson Of | Custer street.
 Harold and James Bowling two minor sons of the late Michael DoWl- ing were taken to New Haven county home yesterday.
 A number of Naugatuck socialists will go to Waterbury this evening to attend the lecture that is to be given by J. G. Phelps Stokes.
 Mrs David Beecher of Oak street has returned home after spending few days with her daughter who at tends Mount Holyoke college. Peter Wochick and Miss Organic Consanaska were married at St He'd wigs church by Rev Father Macie- jewski, pastor of the church.
 William A. Braunis expects to open lunch room next Saturday in con- nection with the bakery store ii the Curtis building on Churcn street.
 Mrs II. A. Dalby of Hillside avenue is attending the meeting of the Wo- mems board of missions, held in Wor- cester. Mass, yesterday and to-day. The new scales that were recently put in the coal yard of the c. w. Benedict Co are now heinz used and ] the old ones that are on Church street will be taken out.
 The funeral of the late M Joseph Donohue was held this morning front McCarthy's undertaking rooms to St FranciSs church. Interment was in St FranCis'S cemetery.
 James Sullivan of Cliff street ex- poets to leave to-day for Butte. Mon- tana. where he will enter the employ of his brother. John Sullivan, who runs cafe in that city.
 The domestic bakery booth at the fair to be given by the Ladies Aid society of the Congregational church will be in charge of Mrs Harry Hyde. The fair will open NovemDer 20.
 X cement cross walk is being laid hy the borough workmen under the direction of Road Superintendent Pitcher across Maple street at the corner of Church and Maple streets.
 Andrew Conkling and Martin Schil- son have entered the employ of the Tidcwater Construction Co and are working on the new St Margarets school that is being erected in Mid dlebury.
 Charles H. Hoadley and Charles r. Lander attended the funeral of Eu- gene Albin in Stamford yesterday. They were delegates from the Nau- gatuck Masonic lodge. the deceased being a member of that lodge
 Mrs Johnson. mother of Dr E H. Johnson of Church street. who has been i'll for some time past at the home of T.. $. Baldwin of Beacon Val Icy. was removed to her home la An sonia yesterday. her condition being slightly improved.
 The managers of the Starlight foot ball team. in speaking about the challenge issued by the Films in last nights Democrat. said that they would go to Waterbury Thursday night tG cover the money deposited with F.. Maloney of the Democrat. and also to draw m an agreement between the two teams
 The Naugatuck High School football team went to Ansonia yesterday and defeated the high school team Of that place by the score of ! to 0. Neither team succeeded in scoring during the first half of the game. hut in the early part of the second half q touchdown