Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

St Michael's guild will hold meet ing this evening in the chapel at 7:30.
 Andrew Kirk of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his parents on May 1 street.
 William Alderman of Norfolk is spending a few days with relatives Tn town.
 MT and Mrs Henry Adamsoa of Gem street are entertaining relatives from Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The Durham Hosiery Co.'S factory will be closed all of this week for the purpose of taking inventory.
 Clinton Goodyear of New York city is the guest of his mother, Mrs Carrie Goodyea: of Hillside avenue. Henry Weisman of Yale spent Sunday with his parents, M" and Mrs John John Weisman of School street.
 James Sweeney. who attends Yale, spent Sunday with his parents. MT and Mrs James Sweeney of Centeral avenue.
 The Starlight football team, which was to play the Tammanys or Bridgeport, had to cancel the game on account of lain.
 The damage done by the recent | fire in Judd's drug store in the Neary block is being repaired, and will be | 1atn in IaU Jeremiah LaWlOr has returned to his home in Greystone, after spend ing a few days with his mother, Mrs Thomas Lawlor of City Hill street.
 The Young Peoples society's neck tie and apron social. given at tue Sa- lem Lutheran church, was social and financial success. They realized over $30.
 A Thanksgiving service will be held next Thursday evening at the Swed- ish Congregational church, Rev Algoth Ohlson of Yale university will preach.
 Tax Collector John E. Bohlin will not be at his office on the first three afternoons of this week, but will be there on Friday and Saturday after noon and evening.
 Mrs Robert Weaving has resigned her position as bOOkkeeper IF the office of the Metropolitan Insurance Co, and the place will be filled by Miss Addie Lanouette.
 
 Robert Nouroff has received an honorable discharge from the United States army, his term of enlistment having expired. He has returned to his home on German street.
 The attraction at the Gem opera house tonight will be Uncle Josh Perkins," and will be presented by the same company that showed at Polls in Waterbury last Saturday night
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will not hold their regular meeting this week. The Women's Missionary society will also postpone their meeting until the week after Thanksgiving.
 udhtl lOuSS !lll llDlu all lHlDOIl- ant meeting this evening at Pythian hall. A number of candidates will be initiated and the grand lodge of ficers will be present. A social ses- sion will follow the meeting.
 The Naugatuck-All Waterbury football game, which was scheduled to be played tt Rockville Sunday. was postponed on account of the weather The Thanksgiving day game will be played as scheduled.
 Rev William MacNicholl. pastor of the M. F.. church. will be one of the speakers at the ministers con ventiOn that is being held in Stam- ford to-day and Tuesday. He will also deliver an address in South Park church, Hartford, on Saturday morning.
 Yesterday afternoon the new Hamilton house on Walnut street was open to the members of the Working Girls club. and number of the members visited the place de- spite the unpleasant weather and were prOfuse in their praise of the general impression made upon them of the place.
 Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Rev c. A. Anderson. pastor of the Swedish COngrega ;ional church of Naugatuck. to Miss Sophia Sunberg, daughter of Mir and Mrs