Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A son was born Tuesday morning to MT and Mrs B. M. Fields of Mill vile.
 The Starlight football team will hold their annual dance tonight in Colum- bus hall.
 NJ. Kosengarten of New York city is spending few days with friends in the borough.
 Dominco Barbirio has sold his pool room business in the Hodson building to Frank Sabia.
 Mrs Mary Corcoran of Meadow street has returned from a visit to New York city"
 James Brown of Boston was the guest yesterday of Daniel King of South Main street.
 The diphtheria quarantine was lift ed from the home of MT CammOria of Maple street to-day
 Edward A. Parsons of North Main street is spending few days with relatives ill Newark, x. J.
 Mrs Katherine Ellsworth and her sister. Miss Molle Brown spent yester- day with friends in Hartford. A Christmas festival will be held in the Salem school kindergarten Fri day afternoon at 1:15 o'clock.
 Earl Barnum and Charles McKeri- nan students of Yale university are home for the Christmas holidays.
 The Young Mems Catholic insti- tItn hn1I rtnn ,nontinc CT ! tonight at the rooms in the Weary building.
 The members of the Ladies' Whist club were entertained this afternoon i at the home of Mrs l.. $. Beardsley of High street.
 Florence Mccarthy of Chicago, who has been visiting her brother. w. H Mccarthy of Central avenue, has re- l turned home.
 Richard Weary of Church street left yesterday for Southern Pines where he will spend the remainder of the winter.
 Miss Mary Meskill of South Main street left yesterday for Providence, R. l.. where she will spend the holi- days with relatives.
 MW. Dewitt of Park place has returned from Providence. R. L. where he and his son-in-law, Elmer Winsor, have opened a bakery.
 George O'Loughin has been elect. ed captain and Edward Fitzgerald manager of the Naugatuck high school football team for next season
 Substitute Letter Carrier Michael Donovan is covering the route of Floyd Wooster. who was injured yes tprday while boarding train at Union City.
 The Elm basketball team will open the season tomorrow night in the Gem opera house when they will have as their opponents the NictOrs of Bridgeport.
 Robert Hinckley. son of Mir ant Mrs R. P. Hinckley of StraitvilIt street, had his hands badly burned )! live wire while at work in a factor! in Waterbury last Tuesday.
 The members of the Starlight foot ball team will meet next Sunday at ternoon at 2:30 in Loomis' photo graph gallery for the purpose of hay ing a group picture of the tean taken.
 Joseph Carlson has had telephone placed in his store on Church street the number being 1l5-2. and Henry Keamerzel has had one placed in his coal office in Smiths lane. The num- ber is 109-3
 i Eugene Sirrico of South Main street was arrested yesterday by the game warden of Prospect. who claims that SirricO violated the game laws whil, hunting in that town. The case is tC be tried to-day in Prospect.
 There was large attendance a the seventh anniversary Of COur Minerva, l. O. F.. that was celebrate, last night in Pythian hall. Many Ou of town visitors were present, includ ing Supreme Deputy H. F.. Evison who is now working in the interes of the order throughout Connecticut , Refreshments were served ant Geary's orchestra furnished music fO | dancing The evening was enjoy ably spent by all present. At it's annual meeting Of COur Goodyear. held Tuesday night. th, following officers were elected for th, : ensuing year: Chief ranger. Waite Clay: sub chief ranger. Thomas Rea gan: treasurer. Ptrick Dcegan: finan ciaI secretary. Patrick Reagan: record ing secretary. John Adamson: lectur CT. Samuel Grant; senior woodward NJ. W. Morris: iuninr woodward. Franl KirSrhner: senior beadlr Joseph Cbev cry: junior lcadle. Henry Swirk trustee for three years. William II keh"e.
 Court Unity. F. Of A. held it's an nuaI meeting last night and electe the following officers for 1908: Chic ranger. George C Lambert; sub chief ranger. Edward Edwards: treas urer. William Moore: financial secre tary. John P. Gubbins: recording ser retary. Aaron French: senior wood ward. Joseph I.Ongstreet: iuniO woodward. John Morton: senio beadle. James Shepard: iuniC beadIe. Edward OIOughIin: lecturer Alfred AshmOre: trustee for thre years. Thomas P. Reilly. George | Lambert Richard Durkin and Thom as P. Reilly were appointed a com mittee to confer vith the other court regarding the matter Of engaging physician
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