Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-04
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A number of Elks, headed by the exalted ruler. went to Waterbury yesterday to have their picture taken In connection with the minstrel show.
 i Miss Manda Swanson of Church street left yesterday for Arizona, in which state she is to become the wife Of former Boston man, who is en- gaegd in the retail and wholesale drygoods business in the west.
 Mrs Post, who is getting up party to go to Los Angeles, Cal, next fall has fourteen people from this bor- ough and Waterbury wno will locate in the west
 Members of lsbell post, G. A. R., voted to attend the funeral of George H. May, which was held this after non in G. A. R. hall at 2 o'clock. The Hibernians' degree team will meet this evening at s o'clock in Hi- bernian hall.
 A Waterbury man purchased the plate glass in the lily block yester- day from the railroad company. Hurlburt & Son of Waterbury. the builders, have force of men at work building the. new automobile sales- rooms for the Bristol Automobile Co at Platts Mills.
 Workmen employed on the trolley extension from Hotchkiss street to North Main laid tracks as far north as Taylor's livery stable. Tickets will be on sale among the various members of the three divis- ions of the A. o. H. a. the Ladies' auxiliary in few days for the lec- ture in Columbus hall Sunday eve- ming. April 21, by Hon John D. Spell- man on Robert Emmet" The work of laying the Maple street sewer was resumed yesterday. The trolley company cannot lay It's tracks until the sewer pipe is laid across Maple street. Special Agent White of the post office department at Boston, who has been conferring with Postmaster I. L. Trowbridge with reference to the occupancy of the barnum block on Church street for postoffice purposes, was called away yesterday.
 Gilbert Wooster has brought pro- ceedings for divorce on the ground of assertion. It is said that Mrs Wooster has been away several months. The writ was signed by Justice of the Peace s. D. Bingham and is returnable in the superior court at Waterbury next June. Mir Wooster has retained Attorney J. F. McDonough.
 The annual election of Allerton chapter, No 39, R. A. M., occurred last night in Masonic hall with the following result: M. k. H. F., Frank T. Birdsall; B. K.. Sheldon 8. Payne: B. s.. John A. Stringer; captain of the host, Harry C. Ross; principal sojourner, Harry Bickerdike: royal arch captain, Mervin R. Hart: first vail, M. l.. Patterson; second vail, Henry Klein; third vail, Charles Wirshing; sentinel. George E. Wells; chaplain. John M. Page: treasurer, L. D. Hoadley; secretary, Louis T. McCullom: auditing committee, Charles Wirshing. Harry c. Ross, John Wood, P. H. P. The installa- tion will be held two weeks from to- night. in charge of P. H. P, Joseph P. Holmes.
 In a game marked by unusually rough playing, the Films basketball team defeated the team representing the Naugatuck high school last night by the score of 27 to 25. The lineup: Films. High school Pager T. Leary
 Left forward.
 Fairfield .............. R. Welch
 Right forward. Donovan J. Leary
 Center.
 Happy Zwick
 Left guard.
 Mccarthy .............. R. Welch
 Right guard.
 Score. Films 27, High school 25; goals from field. Pager g, Donavan I, Mccarthy 1. Fairfield 2. T. Leary 1, J. Leary 4. Zwick g.; goals from fouls, R. Welch ,, Fairfield I: ref cree. Foley: timekeeper, Kenny; at- tendance, 300.