Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The West Side Athletic club will give a dance in Columbus hall this evening.
 The Women's Relief corps held me morial services last evening in the C. A. k. hall.
 The Alpha Delta Chi base ball team will play the Naugatuck high school nine on Firemen's field Monday after noon.
 All members of St Michael's guild are requested to attend the special meeting in the chapel this evening at s o'cock.
 August Johnson of May street will sail from New York city to-day for Sweden where he VII srend a few months with relatives.
 James Doyle and Michael McDon- aid will sail from New York city to- day for Ireland, where they will spend few weeks with relatives.
 Judge Hungerford and Deputy Judge | Hamilton have been reappointed as | judges of the local borough court for term of two years by Gov Woodruff. Gus Schmidt is delivering the new directories from the Price X Lee Go of New Haven. Mir Schmidt was here several weeks ago taking the census of the borough.
 The field day committee of the Eagles will meet in Eagle hall this evening at 8 o'clock. All members -h< O fc.H to make returns at the meeting. | Thomas Glenn and Miss Katherine Campbell were married at s o'clock yesterday morning at st Francis church by the Rev Father Sheridan. Miss Mary Penrose was bridesmaid l and William Brophy was the best | man.
 Miss Annie Crycheau and Francis Reneck were married yesterday morn ing at o'clock at St Francis church by the Rev Father Higgins. John Crycheau, brother of the bride. was the best man and Miss Katherine Kraus was bridesmaid.
 The members of the Daughters of Isabella enjoyed a trolley ride to Ches- hire last evening. They had a fine | supper at the Waverly inn. When supper was finished a few hours were spent in the casino where the mem- bers of the organization gave short entertainment. A workman employed in building the railroad bridge across Maple street had a narrow escape yesterday. He was helping to place one of the large girders in place when he lost his balance and fell from the high wall to the street below, distance of about twenty feet. He struck on his feet and aside from a shaking up he was all right.
 | The funeral of Miss Mary A. Powers was held from St Francis church yes terday morning. A requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev l Father McGivney of Middletown. The I pail bearers were Thomas Casey James Gallagher. John Warren. John Warren, John J. German, James Hal ligan and John Ryan. The intermeni was in St Francis cemetery.
 Emil Anderson and Miss Jennie Johnson were married Tuesday even ing at the Swedish Lutheran church by the Rev E. A. Zetterstrand. Miss Hanna Johnson. a sister of the bride was bridesmaid, and Miss Annie Johnson. also a sister of the bride was maid of honor August Johnson of Naugatuck and Oscar Swanson oi New Britain were the groomsmen The church was beautifully decorated with palms and cut flowers. Aftel the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mir and Mrs Ander' son on Park avenue.
 The family of Stanislaus Dumbro ski of 20 Bridge street, Union City is greatly worried over his disappear ance. On Monday Mir Dumbrosk left Union City about 2:45 ?. m. witt S,GO.J0 which he intended to deposit in a Waterbury savings bank. Hi, wife expected him to return in thu evening and when he did not she be came alarmed as to his safety Tuesday he did not come home ant she inquired of some of his friends If they had seen him. None of then had and the woman was at her wifi end as to what to do. Yesterday sh' could stand the suspense no longe | ond paff6ad tha nolira