Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

visiting friends ln MlddletOWn.
 A son was born yesterday to MI and Mrs John Bowe of Beacon Falls.
 A son was born yesterday to MI
 and Mrs Peter Quinn of Olive street
 The Elderly Ladies' whist club met yesterday with Mrs E. c. Barnum o1
 Elm street.
 A number of Nauagtuck people vii attend the Yale-Harvard game to- morrow at Cambridge, Mass.
 c. Endeman of New York city is spending a few days with William A Whitaker of North Main street.
 Mid-week service will be held in the parish house this evening at 7:3O The subject is Jesus and Peter"
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team has issued challenge to the Crosby high school team of Wat erbury.
 Thomas O'Loughlin, grand state secretary of the Foresters of America, attended a banquet in Rockville last night.
 The Naugatuck football team will meet tonight for practice at 8 o'clock and all members are requested to be on hand.
 The choir of the Salem Lutheran church will give a neck tie and apron social this evening at o'clock in the church basement.
 John Doyle of Honolulu is visiting his sisters, Mrs Frank Clark of Rub Der avenue, and Mrs T. A. Kennedy of Cherry street.
 Edward Smith of Wooster street will claim damages from the borough for the loss of a pig that was recent ly killed by a dog.
 The Delta Pi fraternity will give a dance this evening at Columbus hall to which three hundred invitations have been issued.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team will play the Alumni team on Thanksgiving morning at 10:30 o'clock at firemen's field.
 Miss Mamie Sullivan who has re- turned home from Wallingford where she has been for some time past, her health being greatly improved.
 An anniversary requiem high mass was celebrated this morning at St Francis church for the repose of the soul of the late Miss A. Ryan.
 Mrs Mary A. Barrow of High street expects to leave to-day for Ma tick, Mass, where she will visit her brother, Harry Noble, of that city.
 The Young Mems Catholic Institute has issued 300 invitations for their smoker that will be held in their rooms on the evening of December 5.
 Rev E. A. Zettestrand, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church. has re- turned from Concord, N. H., where he 1 was attending the New York confer ! ence meeting.
 The fair given Wednesday after noon and evening by the Ladies Aid | society of the Congregational church | was a social and financial success. Be- tween $500 and $350 was realized.
 The Red Mems association will hold dance tomorrow evening at Red Mems hall. Prentzel's orchestra | will furnish music and a very pleas mt evening is assured to all who att end.
 The funeral of the late Patrick )ullard was held this morning from lis home on Cherry street to St. Francis church, where requiem nigh mass was celebrated. The inter- nent was in St. Francis cemetery.
 The statement that the midnight rain would be put on again begin ling next Monday was received here and it was good news to all yhO have occasion to do any travel ng down the valley after : o'clock in he evening.
 X number of the members of Court uana. Daughters of Isabella, will go o AnsOnia next Sunday night to list n to Dr John c. COyle of New York, fhn will deliver lecture in the City [ all. The subject will be John Barry. Father of the American Navy" , The Naugatuck high school foot ( all team will play a game tomorrow { fternOOn on firemen's field and their { ppOnents will be either the Company ( team of Waterbury or the Carleton l l. C. team of New Haven. the later i of former members of the Jew Haven high school team.
 Benjamin. the young son of Mir and lrs Edgar Bristol of Platts Mas. who ractured his left arm about two ' Teeks agn at the public play grounds, C ad the misfortune tO break his right |, rm yesterday by a fall. A physician [ educed thn frafmre hI1f il will he .