Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-13
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| Iue udllce gwen ny tle NduSdluIh band was well attended last evening.
 Charles T. Mccarthy of Central ave nue is in New York city on business
 Mrs George Curran of Olive street is spending a few days with relatives in New Haven.
 William T. Rodenbach of Terrace avenue left yesterday for New York city on business trip. James Monahan of Cherry street has returned from the Waterbury hos pital much improved in health. Miss Teresa Tobin of Cleveland O., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs An drew Brennan of Bridge street.
 Miss Annie M. Dempsey will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs A. W Chotman, at her home in Brooksvale
 Mrs Robert Dillon of New Haven Mrs Thomas Clancy of North Main street.
 Christmas sale boys $2 and $2.5O suits $1.0O, ages to 16, Saturday after 3 o'clock at Upson, Singleton X Cos, Waterbury.
 A bowling alley was opened last night in the Curtis building on Church street. It is under the management of F. K. Grant.
 Natatuc tribe, No 25, l. o. R. NJ. will meet this evening and will con- fer the chiefs degree upon'a class of eight candidates.
 Frank Wearing has gone to New York, where he has taken position in the warehouse of the Beacon Fall, Rubber Shoe Co.
 A reception was held last night in the Gem opera house by the Nauga- tuck Dancing academy. A large at tendance was present.
 The Naugatuck High school basket ball team will play the Moonlight five of Union City at the High school gymnasium this evening.
 Mrs Michael E. Reidy of Scott street was in New Haven yesterday afternoon attending the funeral of Alfred Downes of that city.
 A mid-week service will be held in the parish house this evening at 7:30. The subject will be, Jesus and the Ministering Women"
 The condition of John Phillips. who is suffering with typhoid fever at the home of his sister, Mrs Pat rick Nash, is slightly improved.
 Walter Hotchkiss, formerly Of Naugatuck, but now of Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting his parents, Mir and Mrs E.. A. Hotchkiss of Beacon Valley.
 The funeral of John, infant son of Mir and Mrs Wadisilaw Simanowicz of 27 Spring street. was held this af- James's cemetery.
 The many friends of Miss Mary Duffy of Cliff street, who has been dangerously ill with pneumonia, will be glad to hear that her condition is slightly improved.
 Mrs F. K. Perry of City Hill street is in Utica. N. r.. attending the fu- neral of her brother Warren J. AL fred. who died of appendicitis at St Luke's hospital in Utica, Wednesday.
 The store of Frank Dunn on Bridge street was attached yesterday by James F.. Sweeney on a claim of D. F.. Carroll X Co for q bill of $15J. The writ is returnable to the district court on the first Tuesday in January.
 James Bird. through his attorney. Thomas Bowen. has brought suit against the F .R. Blakeman Gas Fix true company of Prospect street and the plant has been placed under at- tachmemt The ease is returnahle in thc district court of Waterbury the first Tuesday in January.
 In the Naugatuck- Waterbury pool tournament at the Wooster last night Stone of Waterbury defeated Nolan of Naugatuck by score of I5 tO :IS The game was well attended and frequent applause was given tO both players This evening at the Waldorf. Landers of Waterbury will meet Long of Nau- gatuck.
 Seth D Bingham of New Haven. son of Seth D. Bingham of South Main street. has bePu awarded the Hrald prize at Yale for setting to music the words of q song called 'The Mother of Men \ committee was appointed tO pass upnn all songs sulp- Ynftf..f auss thfx pun g,un,nI f., I,a sI,a