Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-07
NA(iGATUCk NUGGETS

John F. Ryan has purchased the Rubber avenue cafe from Michael Kuliniam.
 The rally day exercises by the Con- gregational Sunday school members was largely attended.
 The Rev MT Rice of Seymour preached at the evening services of the M. E. church last evening.
 There will be a prayer and con- ference meeting tomorrow evening at the Baptist church at 7:45 p. m.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team will play the ToTrington high school football team Wednesday afternoon on Firemen's field.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team was defeated by the Meri- den high school football team yester- day. The score was Il to 0.
 The diphtheria quarantine has been lifted from the Neberge resi- dence on Woodbine street by eHalth Officer Baker. The patients have re- covered.
 Centennial lodge, I. o. 0, F., will confer the ihitiatory degree on a large class of candidates this even ing All members are requested to be present.
 The St Francis T. A. E. society will give their eighth annua! dance next Thursday evening at Columbus hall. Geary'5 full orchestra will fur nish music.
 The reserved seats off the entertain | ho ing by local talent, under the aus pices of St Michael's guild, went on sale this morning at McCarthy's news store.
 Carl Dewitt, son of MT and Mrs NJ. w. Dewitt, who has been assist ing his brother with the bakery busi- ness in Winsted, expects to leave soon for New Britain, where he will open bake shop of his own.
 All members Of the Rubber City lodge, N. E. o. P., who are to at tend the reception given by the Brass City lodge of Waterbury tomorrow evening, are requested to meet in time to take the 7:3S trolley.
 The funeral of Carl, the ten months old son of MT and Mrs Gus Seaguist of Salem street, who died early Saturday, was held Saturday afternoon. The Rev E. A. Zetter- strand conducted the services. Inter- ment was in Grove cemetery.
 George Mannkis of Church street, who has for some time past conduct ed and owned he Naugatuck candy kitchen, has sold it to a Waterbury man and he will in the future devote all his time 10 his new store. "the Athens," in the Weary building.
 The A. o. H. fair closed last Sat urday evening after most success full week. The entertainment each evening was excellent and much credit is due to the committee who had charge of the fair for the man. ner in which it was conducted.
 The Daughters of Isabella held al special meeting yesterday afternoon at St Cecelia's hall to complete ar engagements for their dacne which is to be held Tuesday. Oct 15 in Colum- bus hall for the benefit of the new St Mary's parish. Tickets are 35 cents each person.
 Miss Lena May Patterson and Harry Bickerdike were married at'I the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs H. L. Patterson, oh Meadow street, Saturday morning by the Rev Sherrod Soule. After short we'd ding trip MT and Mrs Bickerdike will | reside at l91 eMadow street.
 The Starlight football team played | their opening game with the Tigers of Meriden oa Miser's lot yesterday l afternoon. The Starlights won by a l score of 29 70 Q. Considerable inter- | est was shown in the game as the Tigers claimed to be the best light | weight team in the state. There was large attendance at the game. The | lineup for the Starlights Was as fol- | lows: Center. Morris; guards, Mayer, ! Nixon and Hayes; tackles, Devereaux ! and Casey: ends. Claffey. Slanbridge, ! COndon and Shea: halfhacks, Shea, | Bett and Herman; quarterbacks, Far ren and FairheId.
 A man who gave the name of | Michael Schultz. and said tO be em- ployed by Garbage Collector Schild- l gen. was found m an unconscious | condition about 3:3O o'clock this | morning by Officer McKiernah, who | had been cai,ci to arrest ihe man, |