Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

"A Ragged Hero" Will be presented at the Gem Opera house Wednesday.
 The Kings Daughters will meet ill the parish rooms this evening at 730
 c. H. Freeman of Hillside avenue spent Sunday with relatives in Plain vile.
 Mrs Ruth Carpenter of Church street spent Sunday with relatives in New Haven:
 There will be prayer and conference meeting at the Baptist church to-mor- row evening.
 James Mulligan of New York city was the guest of relatives in the bol- ough yesterday.
 The Ladies Aid society will meet in tine parish house Wednesday after noon at ? o'clock:
 The Misses Viola and Dorothy Jones of Church street are visiting friends in Derby.
 James Campbell of Torrington spent Sunday with his mother Mrs M. Campbell of Cherry street.
 James O'Conner of Hartford spent Sunday with his father, Michael O'Connor of Curtis street.
 William Doherty of Lines street is in New York attending the bicycle races at Madison Square garden.
 All committees both general and sub, are requested to meet to-mor- row evening at 8 o'clock in Foresters' hall.
 The The Cumamn Ma Gaelige society are to give concert at Co., lumbus hall on Saturday evening, De. cember 15.
 Mrs James o. May of Terrace ave- nue will leave Wednesday for Atkin, s. C., where she will spend part of the winter.
 The Alpha Deta Chi fraternity will hold a special meeting this even- ing at s o'clock at their rooms in Neary block.
 Martin Anderson of Torrington was the guest of his parents, MT ana Mrs John Anderson, of Hillside ave- nue yesterday.
 The Misses Madeline and Dorothy MacVicker have returned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y., after spending a few days with relatives in town.
 l.. H. Winslow has been awarded the contract to build a six room cot tage on New street for Willis Payne It will contain all modern improve mentS.
 Mrs Elizabeth Bassett, age eighty two years, died yesterday at the home of her niece. Mrs B. w. Wilmot of Spring street Funeral services will be held Tuesday.
 The Naugatuck dancing academy will hold their opening reception in the Gem opera house, Thursday oven ing. Music will be furnished byGali. peaus orchestra.
 The Ladies Aid society of the church will hold a supper and sale next Tuesday and Wednes- day evenings. .' The supper will be served Tuesday from to s.
 Louis Miller of Coen street while from work the other even. ing fell, his chest striking a stone, and breaking one of his ribs. He is | being attended by physician.
 Centennial lodge. l. o. O. F. vii, hold regular meeting this evening. After the business meeting there will be a social session and smoker to | which all Odd Fellows are invited.
 Robert Saunders, who has been liv- ng in Seattle, Wash, for the past | rear has returned to Naugatuck. He hurt his knee some time igo and is now under tine care of a physician.
 I. M. Page & Co have been award 9d the contract for the plumbing md timing for Thomas Ratkewich's new block on Spring street. Union City. The block is now roOfed in. ]. J. German is the general contrac- or.
 At the conference of the Congrega- ional churches held in Norwich last month Rev SherrOd Soule, pastor of he local Congregational church was hOsen as one of the delegates to the nterna tiOnal Council of COngrega- iOnal Churches to be held in Edin- urgh. Scotland in July 1908.
 At meeting of the state officers of Inc Knights of Columbus of C0nnecti- Ut, held in New Haven yesterday,