Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

James Henley of New York city IS | the guest of relatives on Cherry street.
 Christmas sale, Boys $500 suits $S.79 at Upson, Singleton & Cos, Waterbury.
 The Starlight football team will give dance next Thursday night in Columbus hall.
 w. r. Rodenbach of Terrace A.ve- nue has returned from business trip | to New York city.
 Mrs Lizzie Ayers of Cherry street left yesterday for Florida, where she will spend the winter months
 Miss May Carpenter of Highland avenue left yesterday for the south, where she will spend the winter.
 A large delegation from Nauga- tuck attended the social given by the Seymour Athletic club in that town.
 The Star theater was re-opeEed last night, having been closed since the fire occurred last Tuesday night.
 Mrs Samuel Platt of Central ave- nue entertained the Ladies Whist club at her home yesterday after noon.
 The Red Mems association will hold dance this evening in Red Mems hall. Prentzel's. orchestra will furnish music.
 Mrs Erhardt Schreck of Park ave- nue was taken to New Haven hos pital Thursday afternoon for treat ment
 There were 31 births in this place during the month of November; 5 males and Is females; and 14 mar riages.
 MT and Mrs George w. Wood of Elmwood street left this morning for a few days visit with friends in New Haven.
 Edward J. O'Neil of Cherry street has returned from New York city, where he has been attending the pi- 1 cycle races.
 Commencing next Monday nigtt l the stores that deal in Christmas goods will keep open until 9 o'clccH each evening.
 The G. M. R. Shoe Co.'S factory will close tonight until after the holi- days. The exact date for resuming g is not yet know.
 A new 5 and 10 cent store is to be ! opened in the Curtis building next Tuesday. The name of the firm IS Mendel, Carp & Go.
 James Monahan, section foreman on the railroad, has returned from the ] Waterbury hospital, where he has been taking course of treatment. George Barevick of Millville sprained his ankle a few nights ago by slipping on the sidewalk in front of Twitchell's block on Church street. James Gilson, who has been ill with grip at his home on Prospect street, has recovered and returne to Torrington, where he is employed. Next Monday in the probate court hearing will be held on the appli- cation of B. x. Wilmot for the ap- proval of the will of the late Elia- | beth C. Bassett.
 Natatuc tribe. I. O. R. M.. met last evening and conferred the chiefs de- gree upon eight candidates. A social hour was enjoyed after the meeting and refreshments served. Forefathers day will be observed al the Congregational church on Friday i evening, December 20. The Rev John Depew of Bridgeport will he the speaker of the evening.
 Rev Dr Lloyd of New York city ! will preach at St Michaers church i tomorrow afternoon at i O'c'ot k. i This service will take the place Of | the regular evening service. 1 A horse owned by a man named Herman, proprietor of a delicatessen store in Waterbury. caused a little excitement on North Main street by ! running away yesterday morning ] The wagon was damaged somewhat but the driver escaped uninjured. l The services at the Baptist church i tomorrow will be conducted by MT ! Thompson in the morning at 10: i5 o'clock and in the evening by E. ]. i Lewis at o'clock. Both are mem- ! bers 0f the Advent church of Wa 1 terbury. All are invited to attend. ! Al the last game Of the first hall of the pool tournament between Naugatuck and Waterbury played ! last night at the Waldorf between ! I.anders of Waterbury and Long Oi this place resulted in a victory for Long by a score of 15 to 70. A good sized crowd witnessed the game. The next game will be played at the Wooster. Waterbury. Tuesday even. ing
 ] The Naugatuc'. high school bas- . kctbail team defeated the Moonlight \. (. team last night in the high SrhOOl gymnasium. the score being
 35 tO ,. The high school team played a good. fast game, and gave
 Many the sub. a chance. who showed up we'll The individual