Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-06
NAUGAT UCK NUGGETS

The official board of the Methodist church will meet Monday evening at 7:3O.
 I The soprano singers of the choir of St Michael's will hold rehearsal at 4:3O Sunday afternoon.
 l Twins, boy and a girl, were born l Thursday night to Mir and Mrs Peter Smith of Curtiss street.
 l It has been decided to make the ad- mission to the High school graduating exercises by ticket only.
 Mrs Lilla Wigmore Squire and Mrs Bertha Vibberts Smith will assist the choir of St Johns church, Water bury, next Sunday A deal was completed yesterday I whereby Charles W. Morse purchased from the Naugatuck Savings bank two valuable lots on Cherry street l The full dress rehearsal of the Elks' minstrel performers will be held l in the Gem opera house tomorrow ] afternoon at o'clock. The costumes l will be worn for the first time. Members of the three divisions of the A. o. H., will meet this evening at l o'clock in Hibernian hall. Degree work will be feature of the pro- gram and tickets distributed for the 1 Spellman lecture on April 21. A smoker will follow.
 Linemen in the employ of the Con- s0lidated Railway company. are stringing heavy feed wires along the tops of the recently erected poles which adjoin the trolley tracks from Waterbury to the borough. These wires are to be used to supply power and light at Beacon Falls.
 The fuli time of sample gloves made by a New York firm was carefully | inspected last night by the board of trade and the proposition to secure quarters and small amount of capi- tai for the same was regarded with | favor by the board. Another meeting has been called for next Monday ev- ening, to hear final report. Mrs Charles N Freeman of Hillside avenue died yesterday Mrs Free man was operated upon on Wednes- day by a New Haven physician for the removal of humorous growth which had given her much trouble since last fall. The operation was considered successful and the patient rallied. Early yesterday morning she showed symtoms of gradual weaken- ing and the end came shortly before a. m. Mrs Freeman was fifty years of age and native of Plainville, the only daughter of Mir and Mrs John Royce. She is survived by her hus- band, Charles \. Freeman, of the Naugatuck Drug Co. and one son. Viii liam Royce. Freeman of Plainville. She married Charles \. Freeman about twenty-five years ago and later removed to Waterbury where her husband was employed. Soon after their removal to the Brass city Mir Freeman obtained a more lucrative of fer to locate in New Haven and they lived there. until seven years ago, when Mir Freeman came here to man. age Woods pharmacy. The deceased was a member of St Michael's church. The funeral services at the house on Sunday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock and the remains will be taken to her old home in Plainville for interment i'm mediately afterward.
 For the first time in the history of the local High school the basketball team of that institution defeated the alumni last evening X score of 64 to 26 tells the story. Nearly 200 spec tators witnessed the contest.
 High school. Alumni. ID uraI,h Df.,,,.,a,a,,,
 Righ forward.
 r. Ieary ....... ......... ODoGnell
 Left forward.
 J. Leafy ......... .......... GOyenS
 Center.
 LWick ......-... lllh0ru
 Right guard.
 Left guard
 Score-High school 64. Alumni 2G: goals from field. R. Welch .6. T. Leary W. !. Leary 1. Zwick :. r.. weich j. Bleumaneur 6. O'Donnell 3. Goyens 1. Clifford 1. Meegan 1: goals from fouls. Bleumaneur ,: fouls. Zwick 2. F.. Welch l. Bleumneur 2. Clifford 2. Meegan |. referee Ahern: timer. O'Donnell: scorer. Schofield. Prelim- mary game. Shamrocks F. Juniors 2.