Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-10
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

is critically ill at her home. Isaac Heyman of Port Jefferson, L l. is the guest of relatives in town. The Naugatuck band will give 8 dance Thursday evening at Columbus
 ball.
 "A Ragged Hero" will be the at
 traction at the Gem opera house to-
 morrow evening"
 The United States reclaiming plant
 will, until further notice, run only
 eight hours a day.
 Miss Ocil Cowan has taken a posi- tinn as ticket seller at :he Star thea ter on Church street.
 MT Stamford of New York city has been engaged to sing illustrated songs at the new Star theater.
 The different committees of the Foresters will hold a special meeting in Foresters' hall this evening.
 Mrs Fred Menolds of North Main street has returned from a few days visit with friends in Southbury.
 Charles N. Freeman of Hillside avenue has returned from Plainville where he was visiting his parents
 Miss Mary Sheridan of Church street has returned from two weeks visit with relatives in Lynn, Mass.
 MT and Mrs James Smith have re- turned home from Meriden after spending few days with friends in that city.
 Tho Tn,,1Inpe,s meeting this evening at Iron Mould CTS hall. All members are expected to attend.
 The First Baptist church will hold a prayer meeting at the home of Mrs Charles Weber of Prospect street this evening at 7:45.
 Columbia lodge, No 35, I. o. o. F., will visit Winona lodge of Waterbury Wednesday evening. Members will leave in the 7:22 car.
 Ojeda council, K of C., will hold a meeting this evening. All members are requested to attend as there will be election of officers.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church will meet Wednesday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs Eli Deck CT at 70 Golden Hill street.
 Dr N. E. Gerrish of Meadow street is attending a meeting of the First Dental society of New York, which is being held in that city to-day.
 Columbia lodge, I. o. F., will hold regular meeting Thursday evening. Three will be initiated, after which there will be coffee and sandwiches served.
 Mrs D. Burr Beach and daughter, Gladys Warner, who have been the guests of Mrs Beach's mother for the past two weeks have returned to their home in East Norwalk.
 Mir and Mrs William Maher of Millville avenue are attending the | funeral of relative in Derby to-day.
 F. r. Schaffer of Hillside avenue is on business trip to Boston.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold their two nights sale, beginning this evening in the church parlors. Supper will be served this evening from 5 to s.
 A theater party consisting of high | school pupils chaperoned by Miss Cathie Leary, teacher of English in the high school will attend the play "The Merchant of Venice,' this even ing at Polls.
 Mrs Julia Kellerman died yester- day at her home on HOadley street. She leaves her husband and one daughter. The funeral will be held Wednesday, the intermeut being in Grove cemetery.
 The Naugatuck High school basket ball team will open the season tu-mOr- row afternoon in the high school gymnasium when they will play the Eigh school team of SOuthngtOn. The game will begin at 3:3O o'clock.
 Tue pole on the hook and ladder truck was broken when the truck was being turned around after the fire in Union City Sunday. 4 new pole was placed in position yesterday and the truck is again ready for use.
 About 12:15 last night an alarm was rung in from box 21. to which the fire department promptly responded only to find that it was false alarm. Some one passing by had seen smoke issuing from the rear of the Nauga- tuck candy kitchen and thought it was n fire and rang in the alarm.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth C. }assett was held this morning from he home of her niece. Mrs E. x. Will not on Spring street. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule. pastor of the COngre- 1 yatiOnal church. The remains were aken to Hartford for interment. At the Wooster last evening cne of l he most interesting games of pOOl played in the Naugatuck-Watprbur | serieS was played. the players being Ibaly of Waterbury and Nolan of Nau- satuck. which resulted in victory Tor Daly by a score of TJ tO a. X -ery large crowd witnessed the game. md I'Oth players received much ap- llause. The membership contest of the Y. I. (. A. closed Saturday night, the