Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-01
NAUGhTUCK NUGGETS

Frank c. Goodyear is in New York attending the automobile show A mid-week prayer service will be held at the parish house this even- : ing.
 St Michael's church choir will hold a rehearsal Saturday evening in the chapel .. .
 Mrs Alex Walker of May street is entertaining Mrs Henry Wlyic of i TOrringtOn.
 The Naugatuck bands Halloween dance, given in the Gem opera house, was well attended.
 Upson, Singleton & Co.'S $5 tear | about suits for boys are worth going to Waterbury for.
 Mrs Samuel Hewitt and daughter are visiting MT and Mrs P. J. Bren- nan of Church street. The Bartenders' union will hold their second annual dance Friday night, November s, at the Gem opera house.
 Charles R. Hitchcock, clerk at the | local postotfice, resumed his duties this morning, after sixteen days vacation.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team will go to Ansonia tO-mOr- TOW to play the high school team of that place.
 Miss Frances Barlow entertained a Halloween party at her home on North Main street. The usual games were played and refreshments served.
 Representative NJ. B. Reidy at tended the banquet that was given last night in honor of Chief Wrinn, who is retiring from the police force in New Haven.
 The funeral of Mrs Annie Moran was held this morning from her late home on Cherry street to St Fran cis's church. The interment was in St James's cemetery.
 A hearing upon an application to sell certain real estate belonging to the estate of the late John B. Schmidt will be held in the probate court November 5 at g a. m.
 The Kings daughters will appre- ciate any gifts of women's and chil- dren's second hand clothing, being ticles may be left at the parish house.
 The fire alarm box No 63 has been changed from the front of the Nal leable Co.'S office to pole on Bridge street, between the factories of the Metal Finishing Co and the N. M. I. Go.
 The pupils of the Naugatuck high school are to give dance at the high school gymnasium this even ing for the benefit of the high school senior class. Prentzers orchestra will furnish music.
 A suit for divorce has been brought by Mrs Jennie T. Scott against her husband, Frederick w. Scott. Mrs Scott's maiden name was Jennie T. Barlow. She was married to MT Scott June 17, 1902.
 Clarence O'Meara, who has been employed as stenOgrapher at the Beacon Falls Rubber Cos office in Beacon Falls, has resigned his posi- tion and taken similar one in the Bristol Automobile Garage Go.
 The Imperial Moving Picture Go will display some of their up to date pictures tomorrow afternoon and evening. The singer who will be here is Baby Elinor, who has made such decided hits in all cities where she has beeL heard.
 The Gaelic society. organized for the purpose of studying the Gaelic language, will meet every Saturday evening in St Francis's parochial school building. A social session will be held after the meeting held on Saturday, November 2.
 Miss Minnie Freeman of Myrtle avenue entertained q number of her friends at her home last evening. Vocal and instrumental music was rendered and refreshments were served. A very enjoyable evening was spent by all present.
 The committee appointed by Co., lumbian Rebekah lodge to assist in making arrangements for the sup per that is to be served on the even ing of the institution of the encamp- ment. are requested to meet the com mittee of Centennial lodge Saturday