Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-20
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Charles s. Meyers has been ap- pointed agent for the Red Mems hall, and any society wishing to engage the hall can confer with him, and ar- range matters.
 The members of Laurel temple, P. S., are invited to attend the meeting of Golden Rod temple of Beacon Falls this evening. They expect to leave here on the 7:52 car.
 The East Side Outing club will hold their clambake Sunday at Os- born's Glen. Those persons selling tickets will kindly make returns not later than Saturday night.
 Representative Harry has received a number of copies of the game laws passed by the last legislature. lie will give one to each person who will apply, while they last.
 There was large attendance last night at the dance given by St Cecilia's T. A. B. society. There were many present from nearby towns and it proved to be one of the most enjoyable events of the season.
 The Naugatuck football team will be organized tonight in Eagles hall. Every one who is interested in the forming of a team is invited to at tend the meeting which will be called at o'clock by Manager Arthur Stin- son.
 Max Gordon the local wrestler who has gained quite a reputation as a mat artist, has been engaged as ih- structor in athletics and wrestling at the University of the City of New York He will enter upon his rew duties next Monday.
 The Y. M. c. A. gymnasium classes will open for the fall and winter work on the 7th of October. The gymnasium has been entirely over hauled and new apparatus installed. This term they expect to have an in structor in wrestling and boxing.
 G. Dana Warner of Naugatuck and Miss Alice c. Lunn of Woodbury, were married Wednesday at the Con- gregational parsonage in Thomaston by Rev Austin Hazen. Mir and Mrs Warner are spending their honey moon in Massachusetts. Upon their return they will reside on Meadow street.
 Frank Buckmiller has resigned his position with the c. M. R. Shoe com- pany and expects in a short time to take a course of study in Villanova college. He was a member of last years football team and it is prob able that he will remain here long enough to play few games before leaving for college.
 The track layers in the employ If the railroad company are putting Tn a number of place tracks on the east side of Elm street. This will be an accommodation to those teamsters who would have to drive mp the ng grade approaching the freight depot as the new tracks are practically ell the level with Rubber avenue and Elm street.
 The Working Girls club will hold their opening party next Tuesday evening at o'clock in their c!ut rooms on Church street. There will be classes in plain and advance sew ing. hemstitching and drawn worN embroidery and dressmaking, physi' cal culture, English and travel. Az plications to join any of the classes that start on the first Tuesday in October, can he made at any time tc Miss K. Maud Smith, manager of the club.
 The largest crowd yet, attended the Red Mems fair last evening, thC entertainment was greatly enjoyed by all present. Max Scholter, tho Jew monolOgist. amused the crowt by his wit and dialect. he was follow ed by George NJ. Maher, who sang two selections. Both artists receive, , great applause. TO-night's enter tainment will he furnished by tho great dramatic instructor! Roscnt Reeves. and one of Ansonia's favor ite baritone singers, Howard Neill.
 The new boarding house for gir! ] which is being erected by Miss Ger } trude Whittemore on Walnut stree ! will he known as the Hamilton { house Twenty-three girls can b { accommodated and applications fU } board and rooms can he made to Mis K AIaud Smith manager of in