Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

NnUuHI OON asOOuA sS
 James Carley of New York city is visiting friends in the borough.
 The Foresters degree team will meet this evening at Foresters' hall.
 Edward H. Darlington of New Ha- ven is visiting with relatives in the borough.
 Blue knickerbocker suits, all wool, s3.97, at Upson, Singleton & Cos, Waterbury.
 A daughter was born Thursday to MT and Mrs Philip Behlman of North Main street.
 M. H. Camp of Millville left yes terday for Florida where he will spend the winter.
 Mrs c. B. Andrews and her sister, Miss Mary Donkersley are visiting friends in Winsted.
 George CIeary of Rockville is visit ing for few days with his aunt, Mrs Jeremiah O'Donnell of Cherry street.
 MT and Mrs M. J. Ryan of Lewis street are entertaining Mollie Foley and John Lynch of Middleton.
 The Columbian Rebekah lodge de- gree team will meet this evening for rehearsal at s o'clock in Odd Fellows hall.
 Miss Mary T. Cross of Hartford is spending a few days with her parents MT and Mrs A. B. Cross of Barnum court.
 Mrs Willet I. Jones has as her guests her mother Mrs Gallagher and MT and Mrs Manning of Poughkeep- sic, N. Y.
 The Blue Front football team will play the Waterville A. c. football tGSm tomorrow afternoon on Moon- light field.
 Frank Welliher has resigned his po- sition with Borough Engineer Ham, and is spending few days in New York city.
 In the probate court yesterday James Leary was appointed adminis- trator on the estate of the late Mar garet Leary.
 James Mulvey a member of the U. S. navy is spending few days with his mother, Mrs Mary Mulvey of Central avenue. Mr and Mrs Frederick Crosby of Springfield, Mass. are visiting Mir Crosby's parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas Crosby of Park place.
 The funeral of John, infant Sc of Mir and Mrs John BOwe of Beacon T-a1 Ipt n was in St James cemetery.
 Persons who are interested in the Irish language and history are invit- ed to meet at Hibernian hall every Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 P. J. Maia, who has been the guest of his brother, John Malia. of Goodyear avenue, has returned to his home in Great Harrington, Mass
 Mir and Mrs John Solan, who have been visiting Mir and Mrs Pat rick Lawless of Galpin street, have returned to their home in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 There was good attendance at the ; moving picture show in the Gem Opera house last evening. They will also be given tonight by the same company.
 Martin F. O'Bricn of Carroll street and Bessie $. Campbell of Millville, Mass, were married in Brooklyn. N. Y. last Wednesday by the Rev George w. Mupndelen.
 The Naugatuck Malleable Iron Co has posted notices in their factory I that from now on until further notice they will work only eight hours day, and five days q week.
 Word has been received here of the death of Mrs C. w. Jewell at San Lucia. Sinaloa, Mexico. The deceas- ed was a sister of Mrs C. NJ. Good year of Hillside avenue.
 The football game between the All waterburys and the Naugatuck team that was postponed last Sunday on account of rainy weather, will be played tomorrow. Robert Texter and Miss Mary E. Barrett were married Thursday by Justice of the Peace s. D. Binhgam. . After a wedding trip Mir and Mrs Texter will reside in Naugatuck. The funeral of the late John F. Toohey will be held Sunday afternoon from the home of his brother Cor nelius TOOhey of Scott street to St Francis church. Interment will be in St James cemetery. Mr and Mrs Charles ". M0yser oE Newark. Y. l.. are the guests Of Mr and Mrs Walter F.. Brown of High land avenue MT MOyser was at one time physical instructor of the local branch of the '. N. C. X. The funeral of the late Mrs Alice Hopkins was held this morning from her late home on Prospect street tC St Francis church. where a requiem high mass was celebrated for the re. { pOse of the her soul. Interment was ! in St James cemetery. The officers of the grand ledge of !, the Knights nf Pythias of Connecticut 2 will visit GaveI lnsIgn Of this place ! next Monday night when the thi1l 1, rank will be wurkel. after whieil SUD- par will follow All K. Of r. members ! in the borough are invited to attend. ! The funeral Of Linus Swanson 2 who died at his home in New Bri. { tain. was held today The remains , were brought to Naugstuck for in. teTment in Grove cemetery. Rev E 2 A ZettestTand. pastor of the Salem Lutheran church. conducted the ser. vices at the grave I The Alumni fair which opened last