Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

J-pson. Singleton X Co are selling line of suits at $15.OO that are extra values.
 Mrs Mamie Kudikis of Rubber ave- nue is entertaining Miss Nellie Bokos of New Britain.
 John Doyle, who has been visiting relatives in town, has returned to ms home in Honolulu.
 Rev J. J. Burke has returned to ms home in Port Chester after a short visit with relatives in town.
 Attorney William J. Neary Of Fair view avenue is attending the Yale- Harvard football game to-day.
 John A. Chatfeld of Waterville is spending a few days with his nephe", Charles Pierson of Central avenue.
 William Scully of Providence, R. l., is visiting relatives here. MT Scully was former resident of this place.
 Next Monday night the new comedy drama. "Uncle Josh Perkins," will be presented at the Gem opera house.
 Richard Tuckey. member of the Tinted States marines stationed at Brooklyn, is visiting relatives ill the borough.
 Mrs Charles Marsden of High street will sail next week for England where she will spend the Christmas holidays with relatives.
 The Imperial moving picture com pany will give an exhibition or moV- ing pictures and illustrated songs at | the Gem opera house tonight. Ea Rural Free Delivery Carrier John Benson will start on his annual va cation next week. His route will be covered by Substitute Carrier E. II. Lewis
 The dance given last night by the Delta Pi fraternity at Columbus nall was largely attended and was social success. Many out of town visitors were present.
 The Sunday school teachers of St Michaels church held meeting last evening to make arrangements for the Christmas festival for the Sun day SCHOOL CllllIleu.
 The Starlight football team has not as yet secured any team to play here Sunday, but the manager is in hopes that he may get one tonight to come here tomorrow afternoon for a game.
 The juvenile division of the A. O. l H. will meet Sunday morning at II o'clock in Hibernian hall. All mem- I bers are requested to be present as business of importance will be trans l, acted. ,~ ... ":
 Mrs Edward Jones of Cemetery street, who has been taking treat ment at St Vincent's hospital, Bridge port, for an affliction of the eyes re- turned home yesterday, her sight be- ing very much improved.
 Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing class will meet on Monday night of this week instead of Wednesday, on account of Thanksgiving evening. The afternoon classes will meet Sat urday afternoon of each week.
 The Naugatuck football team went through a hard practice last night on North Church street and they are in good trim for Sundays game with the All Waterbury team and tn" large number of rooters that will ac- company. them can have good reason to feel confident of a victory.
 The Alumni Glee club will hold an important meeting tomorrow even- ing in the high school building. As this may be the last rehearsal it is hoped that there will be large at tendance. All former pupils of the high school whether they belong to i the Alumni or not are invited to at tend the meeting.
 At the Waldorf pool room the game scheduled between Lang of Nauga- tuck and Landers of Waterbury was cancelled. Bob Mclaughlin, one of | Connecticut's professional players gave Naugatuck locals an exhibition oi pool. and his playing was watched with great interest. Mir Lort was his opponent. inc score being 2S to 19 in favor of Mclaughlin. Monday night at the Wooster the seventh game of the. tournament. MaIch of Waterbury ! will meet Long of Naugatu''k.
 The Naugatuck fire department will hold their annual concert and 1 ball on Thanksgiving eve. and it is expected that this will be the most enjoyable social event of the sea son. The adyance sale of tickets has been very large and as usual i this is sure to he d financial as well as social succe5s. Colts orchestra Of Hartford will furnish th,. music and Prof !. T. O'Brien will prompt. Previous tn beC.nning the order of l dancing a concert vii be given by ] the orchestra.
 At a meeting held Bv ,he Physical ! Culture club the following officers were elected: President. James Ma her. viCe-prcsiient John F. Maher. secretary John Maher. treasurer. John 1 Hogan. physical instructor. Alex ] Swanson Physical exercises will be held in the gymnasium on Tuesday, 7 Friday and Sunday evenings Of each week Next Wednesday evening the club will maket heir first cross cOun- try run i wrestling mat and punch ing hag have been installed and a shower hath will he erected in a few days The club starts with a mem bership of 1z5.
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