Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Maurice Freedman has returned from business trip to New York city.
 Miss Nellie Davis of Ansonia spent yesterday with friends on Curtis street.
 Leo Firnberg and sister left to-day for New York city where they expect to reside.
 Miss Edna Blydenburgh of South Norwalk is the guest of Miss Ursula Burke of Meadow street.
 Mrs Howard Ensign and Mrs Philo Perry of City Hill street are spend- ing the day in New Haven.
 The Blue Front Juniors will go to Ansonia Sunday afternoon to play the football team of that city.
 The Reliance football team will go to Waterbury tomorrow and battle with the Brownies of that city.
 Peter Connolly and John O'Connell, who have been visiting relatives in Albany, \. T., have returned home.
 A large number of Naugatuck peo- pie are in the Elm City to-day at tending the Yale-Princeton football game.
 The Cluster Physical Culture club, incorporated, of Naugatuck has filed it's articles of association with the state secretary.
 Judge of Probate John F. McDon- ough has appointed Henry $. Brooks as eXecutor of the estate of the late Mary B. Todd.
 The Polish band of Union City will give a dance at Military hall this evening. A street parade will pre-, cede the dance.
 The tickets for the Eagles fair, which is to be held later, were distrl- buted last evening at the meeting of the Naugatuck aerie.
 Contractor J. H. Dunn has complet- ed the foundation for the new block that is to be erected for Thomas Ray thiewick on Spring street.
 Albert Wigglesworth of Canaan has returned home after spending a few days with his brother, George Wig glesworth of Maple street.
 Letter Carrier Daniel Walsh starts on his annual vacation to-day. His route will be covered by Substitute Carrier Michael Donovan.
 Mir and Mrs Reffelt of Naugatuck and Mrs George Burtin and Mrs George Clark are in Hartford attend ing the national session of the Grange.
 The B. E. Futile memorial chapel irt Grove cemetery will be open to the public for inspection Sunday after noon from ? to o'clock if the weather is pleasant.
 Mrs George T. Wigmore, Mrs Lewis C. McCullum and Mrs Frank Twitch- ell will have charge of the Indian tepee, at the fair to he given by the Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega- tional church on Wednesday, Novem- Der 20.
 Application has been made to the probate court for permission to com promise a claim held by the estate Of Giovanni Malinari. late of Naugatuck. A hearing on the application will be held in the probate court on Monday, -NoNtLlbtl 10, at lo d. Ill.,
 At the Waldorf last night about 300 people witnessed the pool game be- tween Nolan of Naugatuck and Malsch of Waterbury. which resulted in a score of 75 to II for Nolan. Both men played good game. DaIy of Waterbury and Lang of Naugatuci will play at the Wooster Monday night.
 The double funeral of the unfor- tunate men who were killed ny the explosion Thursday at the Metal Fin iTshing Cos plant on Bridge street was held from St Hedwig's church this morning at SEQ o'clock with re- quiem mass which was celebrated by the pastor. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 Naugatuck Tent No 29 K. Q. T. VI. will hold a special meeting tonight when a delegate to the state conven- ton that will be held in Bridgeport on Monday next. will he chosen. There is q movement on foot to form q grand lodge in this state. and the question will be decided by the con vention held next Monday when the supreme commander and his staff will be present
 The Starlight football team and the Dublins of Meriden will play on Miser's lot tomorrow afternoon and the result of this game will give some idea of what the outcome will be when the Films Of Waterbury and the Starlights meet. as the DubIins have defeated the Films once this year and another game they played resulted in a tic The Dublins are much heavier than the Starlights. hut the loca: team seem to have it on all their rivals when it comes to fast work on