Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-05
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Contractor Dunn IS laylnS coOple gutters and curbing on Spring street.
 The Harugari Social club will hold their regular meeting this evening at Harugari hall at 8 o'clock.
 There will be meeting of the Bartenders' union Sunday afternoon at o'clock in their new rooms.
 The Sunday school teachers of St Michael's Episcopal church held a meeting last evening after service.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team went to Meiden to-day to play the Meriden high school team.
 Miss Mcdonald of Waterbury formed her juvenile dancing class this afternoon at Pythian hall. The attendance was very large.
 Representative M. B. Reidy has received limited number of copies of the game laws. He will give them to those who call for them while they last.
 The Union City drum corps will hold a special meeting at their rooms on Anderson street tbis even ing. The object of the meeting is to organize football team,
 The years old daughter of MT and Mrs Richard Almond of Lines court, fell on High street, fracturing her left arm. The fracture was re- duced by Dr Sweet of Middletown.
 Rubber City lodge, N. E. o. P, held their whist party and dance last evening in Fythian hali Refesh- ments were served and a very pleas ant evening was spent by al! pres ent.
 Dog Warden William Roach ar rested Joseph Sotoski yesterday af- ternoon for keeping an unlicensed dog. Sotoski settled his case by payment of $16.65. The dog is now registered.
 At their meeting last Wednesday evening Scott company, U. R. K. F., voted to give Saturday night dances in Pythian hall. There will be a first-class orchestra and the best of order maintained.
 The rally day exercises will be held Sunday by the Congregational Sun day school and the committee in charge hope to have a large attend ance. H. A. Hitchcock of New Ha- ven will deliver the address.
 The Kings Daughters would ap- preciate gifts of women's and chill dren's second hand clothing. There are many poor people in town that this society helps and it is to be | hoped that all those who have any thing in the line of clothing will leave them at the parish house any time during the day.
 The A. O. H. fair still continues to draw crowds. The entertainment last evening furnished by the Fife quar- tet, the saxophone solo by Edward Miller and the selections by the Naugatuck laddies' sextete, was con- sidered very fine by all present. Dancing followed the entertainment. The fair closes this evening.
 The following officials were named by the board of warden and burgess to act at the special election Monday when the revised constitution will De voted upon: First ward. moder- ator, Thomas Benton; assistant mod- orator, Frank K. Grant; checker, EG- ward A. Saunders; envelopes, Frank Sears and John NJ. Hearns; tickets, Charles Parks; booth. James Gal lagher. Second ward, moderator Henry Hamilton; assistant moder- ator, Charles Hubbell; checker, Jacob T. Garrison; envelopes. Edward O'Brien and Charles Fellows; tickets, Michael Ford; booth tender. W. R. Beacon. Third ward. moderator, NJ J. Langford; assistant moderator. B C. Hall; checker, Jacob Keeling: en- velopes. George Lambert and Charles Anderson tickets. John Carney; booth tender, William H. Miller.