Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

James Murpny IS III NeW Iolh h ClIy to-day on business.
 John OBrien of Main street left to-day for New York city.
 MT and Mrs Daniel Walsh returned home last night from their wedding trip.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs B. J. RansloW of Beacon Valley.
 Warren Birdsall of Naugatuck has been appointed deputy nsh and game warden.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Nathan GOmberg Of Church street.
 Mrs William Kero of Cherry street is entertaining her brother, George Pagan of Cheshire.
 Miss Mary L. Healey is spending the Thanksgiving holidays at her home in Natick, Mass.
 MT and Mrs James Cassidy of New Haven are spending few days with friends on North Main street.
 MT and Mrs Chambers of Cherry street are spending few days in New York city with relatives.
 Dr T. F. Baxter of Thomaston was in the borough yesterday visiting his parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Baxter of Cherry street.
 The Congregational church choir will hold their rehearsal of the Christ mas cantata on Saturday evening,in- stead of Thursday evening at the parish house.
 Teutonia lodge, N. E. O. P, will hold their meeting this evening in- stead of Thursday, their usual meet ing night. A social session will fol- low the meeting.
 Naugatuck people know that Upson, Singleton X Co.'S clothes are well worth their price and the trouble of going to Waterbury besides "%@'T 1 , The Y. M. c. A. smoker and enter- tainment that is to be held in their rooms in Neary's block promises to be a most enjoyable affair. Over 300 invitations have been issued.
 The Naugatuck football team will be accompanied by a large crowd of rooters from here on Thursday when they play the All Waterbury team at Rockville.
 The first of the assembly dance will be held this evening at Red Men s hall. The patronesses, are Mrs. w., T. ,;e Mrc ID B. Bristol and Mrs B. N. Wilmot.
 Messers Kirby and Nolan well known local amateur entertainers of this borough, have been engaged to act as end men in minstrel perform ance given by the firemen Friday ev- ening at Oakville.
 The funeral of the late John F. Guischer was held this morning from his home on Washington street to St Francis church where a requiem hign mass was celebrated. The interment was in St Francis cemetery.
 John Welch, former resident of Union City, died yesterday at the home of his brother in New Haven. The deceased leaves besides his broth CT, one sister, Mrs James O'Shea of Cherry street. The funeral will be held Friday morning in New Haven.
 Emil Anderson and Miss Sadie Prick were married this afternoon at the residence of Rev E. A. Zetter- strand, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church. Both are popular young peo- pie and have the best wishes of a large circle of friends for a happy married life.
 At the Salem Lutheran church this evening the Lutheran league will hold a debate on the question: Re solved that Reimmigration to Sweden by Swedish Americans should be promoted" John G. Gisslander and Carl w. Thompson will take the affirmative and N. A. Olsen and Vic tor Olsen will speak in the negative.
 Miss Mary Walsh and Patrick Nor rissey were married yesterday at St Francis church by the Rev J. OR Sheridan. Miss Dora Dunn attended the bride and Edward Curley acted as best man. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride on Church street, after which the newly married couple left for a short wedding trip to include Boston and New York and on their return they will reside on Church street.