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

concert and ball tonight in Military
 hall.
 Mrs William Shepard of Walnut street is spending few days with
 friends in Meriden.
 The Rev Father ,Duggan of Tor
 rington was the guest of the Rev J. OR Sheridan yesterday.
 Manager Doyle of Naugatuck hotel was taken to Grace hospital, New Haven, yesterday, for treatment.
 Mrs Thomas Bowling and her mother, Mrs William Garland, Of Lewis street, are visiting relatives in Colchester.
 The Children of Mary of St Fran cis's church will hold their annual whist party Wednesday evening, Mo- vember 6.
 The Young Mems Catholic insti- ute will hold their annual dance at Columbus hall on the evening of October 24.
 John Butler has resigned his posi- ton with J. D. Shea and Will enter the employ of William J. Freeman of Church street.
 Judge of Probate John F. McDon- ough has appointed Mrs L. M. Ayers eXecutrix on the estate of the late Miss Emily Spencer.
 Patrick Hannon of Johnson street, who is being treated for rheumatism at St Francis's hospital, Hartford, is expected home in few days.
 MT and Mrs Rudolf Meyers of South Norwalk, who have been the guests of friends in the borough for the past few days, have returned home
 Ethel, the 8 months old daughter of MT and Mrs John Karburt Of Greenwood street, died yesterday. The funeral will be held Sunday af- ternoon. Interment will be in St James cemetery.
 Rev and Mrs c. c. Smith of Pros pect street are spending their vaca- ton at Oneida, N. Y. The trustees of the Baptist church have arranged with the Waterbury clergy to con duct all services during the time that the pastor is away.
 The work of laying the storm sewer on Maple street is almost com pleted. All that remains now to be done is to make the connections, and this will probably be done to-day. The laying of this sewer pipe has been the cause of having Maple street torn up the greater part of the summer.
 A special meeting of Scott com pany, No II, U. R. K. of P., will be held this evening at Pythian hall. The purpose of this meeting is to make arrangements to take part in the big parade in Bridgeport. It is expected that a large delegation will go from here. Special car will leave Bridgeport for home at o'clock Tuesday morning.
 The Starlight football team and the Columbia team. of Bridgeport will play each other tomorrow af- ternoon on Miser's lot. The Colum- bians won the lightweight champion ship of Bridgeport last season, and the Starlights lost but one game last season, and that was with the strong Naugatuck team, so to-morrow's battle will be worth witnessing.
 A cooperative store is to be opened in Union City by local Lithu- anians. It will be known as the Union City Cooperative association. The articles Of agreement have been lra lnnal and after they have been filed with the town clerk business will be started right away. The association already has a membership of 110. Each share is worth S5 and shares to the amount of 5000 will be issued. No member will have more than one vote. regardless of the number of shares he may hold. The associa- tion will meet next Monday night to elect officers and ten directors, who. according to the bylaws of the asso- citation, must meet weekly, and the entire association will meet quarter ly. If the Union City store is a suc- cess. one will be opened in Nauga- | tuck
 The Alumni of the NaugatucK | high school are to hold fair in the | high school gymnasium on the even | ings of November 29-3O. 4 com mittee has been chosen to take | charge of the different booths. The | class of 1899, represented by the | Misses Winnifred Schaffer and Mar garet Deegan. will have charge of , h- zk ..F I 300 will he represented by Messrs Fred Robinson. Harry Cross and | Seth Baldwin. who will have charge l of the entertainment. The class of | 1901. represented by Miss Mae | Lyons and Miss Marguerite Steele, will have charge of the souvenir ar ticles. Glass of 1902. represented ! by Miss Margaret Mccarthy and i James Clifford. will have charge of sented by Miss Florence Robinson | and Miss Margaret Mccarthy. will l have charge of the fancy articles. I Glass of 1904. represented by Miss 1 Mary Kehoe and Ernest Hall. will | have charge of the candy booth l, Glass of 1905. who will be repre- sented by Miss Mildred Noble and I Miss Alice Lsngford. will have i charge of the memory booth. Glass of 1906. represented by Edward I and Elmer Spencer. will have 1 charge of the high school banners. I pillows and high school calendars. 4 Glass of 1sOT. represented by Miss Adelaide Rasquin and Edward i Walsh, will have charge of the ice 4