Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

MdTIlu T1dllJdu was III Iol SIoi yesterday as the guest of Peter Paul.
 John Holloway of Church street left for Boston, where he will spend the holidays.
 The Starlight football team will hold a dance tomorrow night in Co., lumbus hall.
 The Misses Lizzie and Julia De- fancy of Church street have returned from a stay in Pittsfield, Mass.
 Naugatuck Tent, No 29, K. O. T. M., will hold an important meeting at Foresters' hall tomorrow evening" Rev John J. Burke has returned to his home in Port Chester after few days visit with relatives on Meadow street.
 Frank Rock of Bridgeport has re- turned to his home after spending a few days with Leon A. French of Scott street.
 Michael Dunn and sisters, the Misses Nora and Doretta Dunn of Mahoney City, Pa, are the guests |
 c. A. Emerson of New York, gen. eral purchasing agent for the United States Rubber company, was in town yesterday on business.
 Mrs Laura E. Fisher of Oak street left yesterday for her former home in Cleveland, O., where she will spend the holidays with relatives
 The Y. M c. A. Films will open the basketball season at the Gem Op- era house Friday evening in a game with the Victor A. C. five of Bridge port.
 George Kennedy, student al Princeton, is spending the Christ mas holidays with his parents, MI and Mrs E. J. Kennedy of Meade" street.
 Rev Sherrod Soule and John Il Whittemore represented the loca Congregational church at the ordin ation of Rev Arthur E. WestenDerg held in Middlebury to-day.
 The card party that was to have been held at the home of Mrs T. J Northrop of Wood street, by the Women's Relief corps has been post poned until after the holidays.
 The musical and literary enter tainment which was to be given to- night at the Methodist church, has been postponed until after the holl' days. The date will be given oul later.
 All of the dog tags that were sent to the town clerk have been puT- chased and he is now awaiting an as signment to supply the applications that have already been made for the tags.
 John NJ. Page & Company are put ting copper roof on the deck oi ! the belfry on the tower of the Town i hall. This work is being done so as to prevent the rain from getting into the works of the clock and thereby causing them to become rusty.
 A number of the borough officials are in attendance at the trial held in Watertown to-day, where Michael Dunn and his son Frank brought suit against l.. s. MOulthrop and Ms Grant. and the chief of police duties are being performed by Martin Dodge.
 The Second division, A. O. H.. have appointed James Murray, Michael Shugrue and w. P. Bowe commiI' i tee to confer with other fraternal or. ganizations of the borough. with the idea of taking some definite action to adjust the difficulty caused by she local physicians.
 1 At the Waldorf pool rooms last night a large crowd witnessed the game between Wood of Naugatuch and I.anders of Waterbury in th, eighteenth game of the Naugatuck' Waterbury pool tournament. which resulted in score of 75 10 57 fOI Wood. Friday evening Long oI Naugatuck will meet Daly of Water bury at the Waldorf.
 The work of taking up the schOD census has been completed and thrt there are in Naugatuck 3,24S person: between the ages of and 16 years The census by districts is as follows Union Center. 2.O67; Union City SSI: Millville. 100: Middle. 97; Pont ] Hill. 75: StraitSville, 2S: total, 2, 24S The number attending t;:' public schools is 2.O3i: privat, schnoIs 607. attending no school mn