Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-28
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 borough.
 A son was born yesterday to . and Mrs Patrick McDermott, of Anderson street.
 Mrs Daigar and son Richard, of New Haven, were the guests of friends here yesterday.
 Miss Minnie Freeman of Myrtle avenue has as her guest M. E. Glee- son of Bennington, Vt.
 Edward Cunning of Newark, N. J., is visiting his mother, Mrs Ann Dun ming, of Woodbine street
 MT and Mrs William V. Schmtz of South Main street are spending few days with relatives in New Yo: city.
 Patrick J. Sullivan of Cleveland, O., is visiting his parents, Mir and Mrs Patrick J. Sullivan of Cliff street.
 William P. Stapleton of Church street has returned from New York city, where he has been on a busi- ness trip.
 Henry Freeman of New York city is spending a few days with his par ents. Mr. and Mrs James Freeman of Myrtle avenue.
 Miss Florence Robinson of Mea- dow street left yesterday for Willi- mantle, where she will spend a week visiting relatives.
 Mir and Mrs John F. Ryan, of Rul- Der avenue, have returned from Troy, N. Y., where they have been visiting relatives. William Ashmore and Miss Kate | Barrett were married last Tuesday in New York city. They will resiGc on Carroll street.
 Mir and Mrs Walter F. Morse have returned to their home in Mt Vernon. x. Y., after spending few days with relatives here.
 Michael F. McCabe, who now re- sides in Hartford, has returned home after spending a few days with his family in the borough.
 Mir and Mrs Ernest Simmons, of Highland avenue, left yesterday af- ternoon for Boston to attend the funeral of relative.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Eaters, of Jersey City, are spending a few days with Mrs Batters's father, Thomas Renehan, of Union street. Mir and Mrs B. Van-Richard, wEo have been the guests of MT and Ms w. H. Watson of North Main street. have returned to their home in New Haven.
 Thomas Walsh. Jr.. who for the past year has been travelling through the west, is spending a few days with his parents. Mir and Mrs Thomas ?. Walsh, of Hoadley street.
 The Swedish Glee club will meet for rehearsal Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Good Templars hall. Ruhn block, South Main street. All the old members are requested to dt- tend.
 The funeral of Mrs Agatha Doc ling will he held tomorrow after noon from her late residence on Cliff street at ? o'clock and St Francis's church at g. Interment will be in St James's cemetery.
 The pool tournament that is being held at the Amazon pool rooms is at- tracting considerable excitement. The game last night was between David Altman and Eugene Sirica. the former winning by three points. The score by racks is as follows: All man, 2. S. 6. 12. 12. ,. 95, 10. 2. 1, 75-: Sirica, II, 6, 6, ?, 2, 9, s, 10, ,, 13-72.
 Following are the newly elected officers of Teutonic lodge. \. F.. O. r: Past warden. Mrs Gertrude Wicke; warden. William Y. SchmidtZ; vice warden. Emil Mai: recording secre- tary. John Hulstrunk; financial secretary. Henry Wicke, treasurer. Ulrich Haring: chaplain. Mrs Emma Erickson: guide. Max Leonard; guard. Louis klepps: sentinel, Albert Sumpf: trustee for three years. Jacob Mercey: representatives to the grand lodge. Charles Keehler, Max LeOn- ard. John Seifen: alternates. Willian N. Ctuiiliuts. htlt HAt " lbht-
 The basketball game between the high school team and a team made up of graduates of the high school which was played last night in the Gem opera house was won by he high school boys by the score of 32 to 3l. Excitement ran high dur ing the game. as the players on each team had the support of large number of rooters. who lost no Op- portunity t0 cheer when their team made good play. The preliminary game between the Blues of the '. VI. C. A. and the Emerslds was won by the Blues. The final score was 90 tO 21.
 There was some disappointment over the pool match that was to be played last night at the Waldorf pool parIors between Nolan of Naugatuck and Stone of Waterbury. Before the game was started Stone informed hts oDDonent that he was not feeling we'll and Nolan wanted to have the match postponed. but this proposition was not agreed to by Stone and the game was started. Nolan soon showed his superiority over his opponent, who made only five points out of five racks Stone then announced that he wouIdnt play any more. and the match vas won by Nolan. the score being 15 to g. The action of Nolan in wanting the game postponed when he learned that Stone didn't feel well is characteristic of Nolan whO didn't want any unfair advantage over his opponent
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