Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-09
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

John H. Parker of Maiden, Mass is the guest of relatives in town.
 Attorney John M. Sweeney has gone to Paterson, N. J. on a business trip.
 MT and Mrs Seth D. Bingham of South Main street are visiting in Danbury.
 Contractor M. B. Reidy is laying a cobble gutter and curbing on Spring street.
 Mrs Julia Wooding of Harwinton is the guest of Mrs Carrie Culver of ElmWood street.
 Aaron French of Highland avenue attended the funeral of a relative in Southington to-day.
 Martin Halijian of Torrington is the guest of his brother Martin Halijian of North Main street. | A broken water main in Straits vile caused the water to be shut off for nearly two hours to-day.
 Miss Nellie Pudoski, who has been visiting relatives on Bridge street, has returned to her home in Terry vile.
 The Naugatuck High school foot ball team played the Torrington High school team on Firemen's field to-day.
 Under the auspices of St Michaels guild an amateur vaudeville will be given at the Gem Opera house this evening.
 Mrs T. F. Delaney of Johnson street who has been the guest of relatives in New York city has returned home
 Charles Wilson of Prospect street letf yesterday for St Vincent hos pital, Bridgeport, where he will take a course of treatment
 Mrs E. E. Grimshaw, who has been visiting MT and Mrs H. H. Squires of North Main street, has returned to her home in Thomaston.
 Phillip Walrath, principal of the Union City schools has removed his family from Chatham, N. Y. and will reside on North Main street.
 Columbia Rebekah lodge, No 35, will hold their third annual bazaar at the Gem opera house on the even ings of October IT, IS, 19 and 21.
 A large number of Rubber City lodge members attended the recep- tion given by the Brass City lodge at their hall last evening in Water bury.
 All members of the St Francis T. A. B. society are requested to meet in their rooms Thursday evening at 7:30 to take part in the parade be- fore the dance that is to be given by the society.
 At the Waldorf pool parlors last evening, Cornelius Kellher, repre- senting the Naugatuck pool team, defeated Fred Koeber, the represen- tative of the Alpine team of Beacon Falls, by a score of 100 to 79.
 The Women's Study club held meeting yesterday afternoon in the Public library. The subject of dis cussion was Virginia" Papers were assigned as follows: Old and New Virginia, Mrs ASdrew; Her Sons and Daughters. Mrs Baxter; Her Homes and Capitol, Mrs Denniston; The recent Exposition. Mrs Foster.
 The remains of the late Mrs Emily Spencer, widow of the late Charles Spencer, who died at Marlboro. Mass, while enroute for her home after spending the summer at the home of her daughter, Mrs L. NJ. Ayers in Cottage City, was brought here to-day. Interment was in Hill- side cemetery. Rev Sherrod Soule officiated
 The Naugatuck football team held fast practice last evening. All the old players were in line. They are as follows: Ashmore, Cunning, Rooney, Beardsley, Hayes. Crowley and Neary. There are several new candidates. including Newhart. a for mer All Waterbury guard. Manager Stinson hopes to get the boys in shape so that game may be played next week.
 The board of warden and burgess ses met last night in the borough court room. The first business brought up was the bill of Henry Herman, who acted as interpreter at