Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 returned from their wedding trip.
 Patrick Elwood of Ansonia was visiting friends in town yesterday.
 A daughter was born Sunday to MT and Mrs William Jones of North Main street.
 Contractor T. A. Kennedy of Cherry street spent yesterday in New Haven.
 Joseph Freeman has resigned his position as clerk at Peter Boylan's s meat market.
 George Wigglesworth of Maple street left yesterday for a business trip to Canaan.
 A social session will be held after the business meeting of the B. r. o. E. Friday evening.
 Paul H. Johnson of Central ave- nue is spending few days with friends in New York city.
 The Naugatucll high school foot ball team played the Cheshire acad- emy team in Cheshire to-day.
 John Keleher, who has been em- ployed at the locomotive works in Bridgeport, has returned home.
 MT and Mrs Charles Lodge have returned from their wedding trip and will reside in Carroll strteet.
 A meeting of the Lithuanian Co., operative association was held last evening at the Linden Park hall
 Miss Jennie O'Toole has returned to her home in Hartford after a few days visit with friends in the bor- ough.
 Dr and Mrs E. T. Fromen of New Britain are the guests of Rev and Mrs E. A. Zetterstrand of Salem street.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team will go to Meriden Satur- day to play the Meriden high school eleven.
 The Red Men will give dance Saturday night at Red Mems hall. Prentzel's orchestra will furnish music.
 Mrs Carter and daughter Miss Katheryn A. Carter, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting relatives in Cliff street
 Rev Father Duggan of Torrington was the guest of Rev Father Sheri- dan at the St Francis's rectory yes terday.
 The Harugari Social club will hold dance Saturday night at Weber's hall Prenzel's orchestra will fur nish music.
 Mir and Mrs James Cowles have re- turned to their home in New York city, after spending a few days with friends here.
 The funeral of Yulina. the infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Charles Smith of Beacon Falls was held this afternoon. Interment was in St James's cemetery.
 MT and Mrs Harry A. Olsen re- turned from their wedding trip last evening and were given a time at the home of MT Olsen's parents, Mir and Mrs N. A. Olsen of Hillside av- enue.
 A feature of the Children of Mary's whist party at Columbus hall this evening will be the Lattice of Fate, a decided novel attraction, which will furnish amusement for those who visit it. It~is said to be the most amusing novelty ever seen here
 The waiting room that stood at the trolley terminus in the town of Seymour before the line was opened through to Naugatuck, is to be moved to Cotton Hollow, and placed near the bridge there, so as to ac- cOmmodate the patrons of the trol- ley, who wish to take the car at that place.
 A membership contest has been started in the Y. NJ. C. A. and will end the first week in December The prize offered is q gold watch and fob. There are ten contestants, and William Kelly is now in the lead by five points. The contest promises to be very exciting before it is ended. The association is sure to have a big gain in membership.
 Court Juana, Daughters of Isabel la. held a social session at the close of their meeting last night at their hall in the parOchial school build