Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

There will be a domestic bakery sale at St Michael's chapel Friday af- ternoon.
 A daughter was born Sunday night to MT and Mrs Robert Grant of Cherry street.
 Invitations arc out for the coming marriage of Miss Nellie Shannahan and Charles Lodge.
 Mrs Carrie F.. Culver of Elmwood street left to-day for few days visit with friends in Woodbridge.
 Wallace Webster of Highland ave- nue, who has been visiting relatives in Mishawaka, has returned home.
 Mrs Arthur Moore of Sweeney street is entertaining her mother, Mrs Mary Packer of Catskill, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs Ralph Lander of New York city are visiting Mr. Lander's parents, MT and Mrs Charles Lander of Fairview avenue.
 Mrs H. H. Schofield of Hill street, who has been spending the past two weeks with relatives in Worcester, Mass, has returned home.
 Mrs James Q. May of Terrace ave- nue, who has been visiting her daughter, Miss Pauline May, a stu dent of Holyoke college, has returned home.
 Patrick Hannon of Johnson street, who has been at St Francis's hos | pital, Hartford, for a course of treat ment for rheumatism, has returned home.
 William Danhery, delegate from Salem lodge, No 36, A. o. U. w., with William Miller as alternate, will attend the convention to be held in New London Thursday of this week
 Rev William MacNicholl, pastor of the M. E. church, has returned from New York, where he attended the semi-annual conference of Methodist ministers that was held yesterday and to-day.
 Rev E. A. Ieterstrand, pastor oi the Salem Lutheran church, attend ed mission meeting of the Hartford district in Bristol yesterday. In the evening he preached in the Swedish Lutheran church in Bristol.
 The funeral of Charles Wilson who died in St Francis's hospital Bridgeport, was held this morning from the residence of his sister, MT. Wilson of Curtis street, to St Fran cis's church. Interment was in S James's cemtery.
 Members of the Columbia Re bekah lodge are requested. to senc their contributions of fancy articles or domestic bakery to the oper; house Thursday afternoon, whel members of the committee will b, there to receive them.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team will play the Meriden higl school eleven to-day on Bremen field. The Meridens are considered very strong team, btu as the loca boys have been hard at practice 0 late it is expected that they vii make good showing. At the annual meeting of tn Kings Daughters, held Monday even ing at the home of Mrs H. B. Tuttl of Millville avenue, the followin officers were Gc-.lected: President Mrs H. B. Futile; vice-presidents Mrs C. L. Berger and Mrs w. T. Ro denbach; secretary, Miss Helen Erin dle; treasurer, Mrs B. A. Culver collector of dues, Miss Lizzie Rollin son.
 The dance and entertainment given by the Daughters of Isabell for the benefit of the new St Mary parish. proved to be a great success The entertainment was a fine ono and all that took part deserve praise The Union City drum corps kindl gave their assistance by parading tn principal streets to advertise tn dance. The attendance was yer large and the tvance sale of ticket all that could be desired.
 When the Nalgatuck fire depart , ment responded to the fire alarI rung in from box 72. near the corne of North Main md City Hill street! { they were unable to locate the ffrt as the person who rang in the alarI } did not wait at the fire box to direC { the firemen. After waiting quite while they concluded that it was { false alarm and the recall wa sounded. IL was learned later tha