Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

people dtteuueu lHe WolCott ldli Seo' terday
 William Parkinson has entered the employ of w. A. Brauias of South ] Main street.
 MT and Mrs William Donahue ot Carroll street are visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
 Miss Minnie Brennan of High street attended a wedding in New Haven yesterday.
 I. Dwyer of Central Avenue ifs entertaining his father, s. Dwyer of Port-Jefferson, L. l.
 Vesper services will be resumed at the Congregational church next Sun day afternoon at o'clock. The Church Helpers will hold one of their popular domestic sales at the chapel tomorrow afternoon.
 There were 34 births in Naugatuck
 last month, "A females and 10 males.
 There were seven marriages.
 Mrs Ernest Woodruff and children
 of New Haven are the guests of MT
 and Mrs George w. Wood of Elm
 wood street.
 The articles of agreement of the
 Lithuanian Cooperative company of
 Naugatuck were filed with the town
 clerk yesterday.
 The entertainment given at the M.
 E. church was largely attended and
 very pleasant evening was enjoyed
 by those present.
 The Lithuanian Cooperative so- ciety of Naugatuck will meet to-mor-
 row night to decide upon the place to open their store.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Ryder have returned to their home in Central Valley, N. Y., after a few days visit with friends in town.
 MT and Mrs John Mooney and Mrs Kittie Mooney of Hillside avenue, at tended the wedding of a relative in | New Haven yesterday.
 A. P. Garrigus of Galpin street, | who has been ill, is again able to at tend to his duties as station agent in | the Naugatuck station
 Frank Jones of Cemetery street, who has been away on his vacation has resumed his duties as carrier at the Union City postoffice.
 Mrs M. Josie Nelson of Union City. Indiana, who has been visiting MT and Mrs F. K. Perry of City Hill street, has returned to her home
 The O.. H. c. Football team will play their first game of the season next Sunday. They will go to Water bury to play the Clovers of that city.
 The Bartenders' union will hold dance in Gem Opera house, November 8, and offer to the lady selling the largest number of tickets a S5 gold piece.
 Contractor J. w. Reynolds has completed a stone building for Gus taf Schiffer on Rubber avenue. It is to be occupied by John J. Kehoe as a drug store.
 MT and Mrs Theodore Lakis left yesterday for New York city, where they will reside. MT Lakis was 1orm- erly employed in the Naugatuck Candy kitchen.
 Daniel Roach, an old resident of died yesterday at the home of his son, Daniel Roach, of Lewis street. He leaves three sons and four daughters.
 The cent supper given at the :, Parish house by the Young Peoples society of the Congregational church, was decided success, the proceeds will go towards the piano fund.
 Tho I ball team defeated the Meriden High . School team yesterday on Firemen's , field by the score of to O. George , Waite was referee and Fred Ashmore , was umpire |
 The Elderly Ladies' Whist club I met Tuesday afternoon and reorgan- ized for the coming season. Mrs Amos Culver was reelected president. and Mrs Brooks treasurer. They will r meet once a week .
 Tax Collector Bohlin is receive Y ing taxes in the grand list of the S -nion City school district There are f still a large number of people who I have not paid the tax. but the great I of them will do so before il November lst c
 The Naugatuck Football team will il lold very important meeting this f svening in their new headQuarters z 'yer Freeman's cafe. The first game c 'f the season will be played next Sum- n lay al Rimmon park. Beacon Falls. Manager StinstOn says he has the fl material for very strong team this c, ear. .,
 At the regular meeting of Court 1: nifty. No 2. F. of A. Past Chief O Thomas O'LOughlin was presented h vith a beautiful past chief rangers [: ewel- The presentation was made m y Grand Chief Ranger Roach. and [, ras feelingly responded to by NIT il )LOughlin- After the meeting a so- ID ial session was enjoyed by the mem h .ers- M
 The night schools will be opeped "l ext Monday night in both the Salem p