Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Rev A. P. Chapman of Northfield was in town calling on friends yester- day
 Eugene Shea of Ansonia was the guest of friends on Anderson street yesterday.
 The Naugatuck band will give a halloween dance on Thursday even- ing, Oct. 31,
 Miss May Baxter of Maple street is spending a week with relatives in Caryville, Mass.
 MT and Mrs Michael Donovan ot Central avenue are spending a week s vacation among the Berkshire Hills.
 Dr L. H. Wilmot of AnsOnia has re- turned home after spending few days with relatives in the borough.
 Miss Madeline Hall of Scott street has returned from Providence, where she has been spending a few days.
 MT and Mrs John Cannon of Maple street are entertaining William Bren- nan of Willimantic.
 MT and Mrs John Driscoll of New York have returned home after spend | ing a few days with Miss Mary Null hall of North Main street.
 G. Dana Warner of Meadow street, who was operated on for appendicitis, is resting very comfortably to-day.
 There will be initiation tonight at 1 the meeting of Laurel temple, P. S., and refreshments will also be served.
 Michael Kubina, who recently sold his business on Rubber avenue, has moved his family to TOrrington, where he formerly resided.
 Miss Nellie Murphy who has been spending the past few days with l friends in the borough has returned ] to her home in Bridgeport.
 The Elks special train with the Waterbury delegation will make a stop at Naugatuck at 7:25 to accom- modate all Naugatuck members. Laurel temple, P l., will hold an important meeting this evening. A number of candidates will be initiated after which refreshments will be serv- ed.
 The funeral of Dominic Salia the four-year-old son of MT and Mrs Tony Salia who died yesterday afternoon was held to-day . Interment was in St James.
 The Starlight football team will play on Miser lot next Sunday and will have for their opponents team from Ansonia the nameOf which will be given out later.
 At St Francis church this morning the sacrament of confirmation was administered to large class of boys and girls and a few adults by Rev Bishop Tierney of Hartford.
 Rev C. c. Smith of the Union City Baptist church will preach his fare well sermon next Sunday as he leaves next week to assume his duties as as sistant pastor of the Memorial Bap- tist church of Philadelphia.
 The work of laying the sidewalks on Spring street is now well under way as a number of residents of the street are anxious that they be fin ished by winter. The greater part of the work is being done by Contractor M. B. Reidy.
 At the semi annual meeting of the New Haven County Medical as sociatiOn held in Odd Fellows hall in Waterbury, Dr Walter A. Reilly be- came member of the association. A paper was read at the same meeting by Dr William J. Delaney of this place.
 Miss Jean Hamilton, secretary of the National Congress of Women Workers will visit the Working Girls club in Naugatuck tomorrow even- ing. She will deliver a short talk to the girls at S:30. All associate mem- bers are invited as we'll as the club members.
 The old wooden railing that has served as a support for those wno i travel the steep pathway just north of the High school building has been taken down and a more substantial one of iron is to he put up at the spot. The work is being done by the care takers of the high school grounds.
 'The Heart of Maryland" will be presented at the Gem Opera house tonight and tomorrow night Hearts of Gold will be the attrac- tiOn. Both of these plays will bring strong companies and as the sale of tickets for each play has been large it is an indication that the people of the borough appreciate what Manager Morse is doing in bringing first class companies here.
 On the suggestion of the county game warden a fund is being raised for the benefit of Game Warden Ed wards of BeaOcn Falls. who was shot in the face last Sunday by some un- known person. As MT Edwards lived here for some time previous to his taking up his residence in Beacon Falls he is we'll known in this place and it is likely that the people of NauEatuck will contribute generously to the fund.
 Miss Julia CorcOran of Norwich, the woman state deputy factory in- spectOr in her report on the cOndi- tion of the women workers of this