Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Patrick Kelly of Rubber avenue is entertaining Michael Kelly of Hart ford
 Michael Claffey of Ward street spent yesterday with friends in Win l sted.
 Warden W. T. Rodenbach is in New York city on a short business trip.
 Joseph Deegan of New Haven spent yesterday in town visiting rela- tives.
 C.. Greenburg of Church street has returned from a business trip to New York city.
 Miss Kathryn Shea of Fridge street is reported as seriously ill at her home.
 The condition of G. Dana Warner of Meadow street is very much i'm proved to-day.
 Miss Emma Tolles of Farview ave nue is spending a few days visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 The Lithuanian Cooperative as sociation will hold their next meet 1 ing Sunday afternoon. Dr and Mrs Walter A. Reilly of i Meadow street are spending few days in New York city.
 Hugh Beirne has returned to his home in New Haven after a brief visit with friends in town.
 Daniel Mccarthy of Hartford is the guest of his mother, Mrs Mary l Mccarthy of Maple street
 Mrs Harry Schofield of Hill street is entertaining her cousin, Mrs Charles Morton of Worcester, Mass.
 The Naugatuck football team will play the Thunderbolts of Bridgeport next Sunday afternoon at Rimnon Rock park.
 Mrs Andrew Rudveick and family have arrived here from Germany They are to make their home in Naugatuck.
 The Alumni of the Naugatuck high school will meet this evening at 8 o'clock. All members are expected to be present.
 Mid-week service will he held at the parish house this evening at 1:3O. The subject will be Tragedy and Triumph. Esther S10.
 The Starlight football team will play the Academies of Ansonia next Sunday afternoon on Misers lots The game will start at 8 D. m.
 Henry Hoar of Frederick street, who is now in the insurance business in New Britain, expects to move his family there ili' few days ..
 The Misses Anna Solberg and Jen- nie Peterson have returned home after several weeks visit with friends in Great Harrington, Mass.
 John J. Coffey, aged 30 years, son of Mrs James Coffey. died at his home, III Scott street yesterday, Be sides his mother. he leaves five sis ters and three brothers. The fun eral will he held Saturday.
 The Union City Drum corps will attend the reception and dance of the Independent Drum corps of Seymour. which is to he held tomorrow even ing. The members will leave on the car which leaves Exchange place, Waterbury, at 600.
 James Franklin, a young man employed by the Dunham Hosiery Co. had the misfortune to have his left hand caught in the gear of a machine he was operating The fin gers were badly lacerated by the teeth of the wheel. He was attended by Dr w. ]. Delaney.
 No 6 furnace in the mO'ding room of the Naugatuck MalleaEle Iron Go foundry will be closed next Saturday night. About forty men will be thrown out of employment The closing of the furnace is only tenn pOrary and due to a scarcity of or ders. but it is not known vixen it will he reOpcned.
 The Union City Drum corps went to Middlebury last night to play at the fair that is being held there for tine benefit of the new Catholic parish tl,at has been started there. They left here in q bus" and were accOmpam- jed hy q number of their friends. The appearance of a drum corps in Mid dlrbury is m unusual thing and the boys made quite a hit with the ppo-