Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs Sidney Weaving of Rubber avenue is the guest of relatives il New Haven.
 A son was born Saturday to MI and Mrs John J. Linsky of North Main street.
 Henry Emmons Ellsworth, student of Cornell university, is home fol Christmas vacation.
 Miss Nellie Megin of Main street is spending the holidays at her for mer home in Boston.
 Miss Mary Wells, teacher of mathematics at Mt HolyOke college is home for the holidays.
 Mrs William McConochie of Mid dletown is visiting her mother, Mrs Anna Baxter of Johnson street.
 The members of the Blue Front football team meet tomorrow morn ing at 1O:30 at Lovine's photograph gallery.
 The Lithuanian Cooperative asso- citation will open their store in the Rayekiewich block in Spring street next Monday.
 The Foresters' degree team will go to Waterbury tonight to initiate large class of candidates as mem bers of Court Crosby.
 Miss Mary l.. Healy, teacher at tho Prospect street school, left to-day for her home in Natick, Mass, where she will spend the Christmas Vaca- tiOn.
 Miss Mary Phillip of Woonsocket R. l., is visiting her brother, who is dangerously ill at the home of her aunt, Mrs Patrick Nash of Aetna street.
 Miss Valeca Beecher, who attends Mt Holyoke college, is home for the holidays and has as her guest one of her classmates, Miss Alice Demp- fey of Decatur, III.
 An important meeting of the local Bartenders union will be held Sun day afternoon. All members are re- quested to attend as officers for the new year will be elected.
 Miss Elizabeth Spring, who attends the Taconic school in Lakeville, is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, pr and Mrs Frederick Spring of Church street.
 The shoe department of the G. R. Glove Co will be closed two days next week, but in order to repair some machinery the sundries depart ment will run for the entire week.
 A daughter was born yesterday 10 Mir and Mrs Louis H. Chevalier of Portsmouth, Va. MT Chevalier is well known here, being the son Of Mrs Louis Chevalier of Ward street.
 A hearing on the allowance of the account of Antonia Mancini. admin istrator of the estate of the late Giovanni Molinaro, will be held in the probate court on December 24 at 9 a. m.
 William Wedin. an employe of the Bristol Co of Platts Mills. had the misfortune to have his left hand caught in the power press while at work yesterday. He was attended by Dr Johnson.
 At Columbus hall tomorrow night an illustrated lecture entitled Beau tiful Ireland" will be delivered by Prof Turner. The lecture is given under the auspices of the Juvenile division of the A. o. H.
 At the Waldorf pool parlors last night there was large crowd pres ent to witness the match between Daly and Long Many difficult shots were made which brought forth ire quent applause from the spectators The score by racks is as follows { Daly. II. 3. ,. [. :, s, S9, 10, ' 75; Long, 3. 10. 9, 12, ,, :, [, 4, 5 4-66.
 The local branch of the Metropol;. tan Life Insurance Co is now part of the Waterbury district. For 2 number of years past the local office has been in the Derby division, but the change stated took effect yester day. The towns of Derby. Ansonia and Seymour. that were also in tho Derby division. have been transferred to the Bridgeport division. The following officers have beer elected by Svea lodge. O. ", for the ensuing term: President, Alfred Johnson: vice-president. Sven Bengs ton: recording secretary. John K Drinkman: financial secretary, Gott fried Johnson: cashier. Anton Fres. from; chaplain. John Olander: mast term. Hugo Anderson; inside guard Herman Sandstrom; outer guard Josef NOrling.
 The committees appointed by the local courts of Foresters held a meet ing last night to adopt measures re garding the furnishing of medical at. tendance tO the members of loCa courts Just what was done at the meeting has not been made known but it seems tO he lne general opiI.- iCn that something similar to the action of the Waterbury courts i7 what will be result of the affair in this town.
 4 fair sized crowd attended the basketball games that were played last night in the Gem opera house The first game was between the Y 4. C. of Naugatuck and the Crescents of Waterbury and was won by tn. | Y. \. C.. the final score being 21 tC 13. The second game was betweer the VictOrs of Bridgeport and ths Elms of the Y M. C. A. and thi, was a real lively affair. The bal was kept in the visitors territory ths greater mart of the evening. although