Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 is visiting friends in Danbury.
 J. D. Shea of Rubber avenue is confined to his home by the grip. Benjamin Wilcox of Aetna street left yesterday to enlist in the United States army.
 Harry Fallon who spent Christmas with relatives in Setauket, L. l. has returned home.
 Miss Clara Decker of Meadow street is spending few days with friends in Hartford.
 John Butler of New Haven is spending few days with William Cleary of Olive street.
 Miss Nellie Maher of Bridgeport is the guest of Mir and Mrs Roger yO'Donnell of Maple terrace.
 John Fitzpatrick of New York city is the guest of his brother, Peter Fitzpatrick of Rubber avenue.
 Mrs Kathryn Fay and Miss Susie Cruse of Waterbury were visiting re- latives in the borough yesterday
 Samuel E. Hopkins has returned from Florida where he has been for about two weeks on business trip. Miss Lillian Booth of Oak street left yesterday for Newport, R. l., | where she will spend a week with re- | latiyeS
 Martin Dunn of New Britain, formerly of this place, has been in town for the past few days calling on friends.
 Mrs w. A. Fisk of Putnam is spending the holidays at the home of her mother, Mrs Joseph C. Flynn of South Main street.
 Mir and Mrs Patrick J. Burns of Providence, R. l. who have been wis iting Mrs Ann Burns of Church street left for home yesterday.
 Carl Solburg and Miss Louise Delthtefsen were married yesterday afternoon at the Congregational par. sonage by the Rev Sherrod Soule.
 Health Officer Baker reports anoth- CT case of scarlet fever. A little daughter of William J. Holden of Cherry street is afflicted with the dis ease.
 Carl Olsen who attends the Upsala school at Kennelsworth, N. J.. is spending a vacation with his parents Mir and Mrs N. A. Olsen of Hillside avenue.
 Joseph McDermott, who is stu dent at St Thomas seminary in Hart ford, is spending a few days at the home of his mother, Mrs James Me Dermott of Spring street.
 Patrick Aspin who is employed at M. F. OConells cafe cut his hand with a broken glass while at work yesterday and it required four stitches to close the wound.
 Mr and Mrs A. Lewis Chamberlain of New Haven. who have been spend ing few days with Mrs Chamber lain's parents. MT and Mrs J. B. Web ster of Highland avenue, have re- turned home.
 Long of NaugatuCk defeated Saunders of Waterbury in the pool match played last night at the Woost- CT parlOrs The score: Long-10, 1. l2. s, I. ], 10. :. II. 4-73. Saunders-5, 9, 1, ,, S, 10, ,, S. 3, -59.
 The High school basketball team and the Alumni team will meet to- night at the Gem opera house in- stead of the Meriden High school team. which was to play here to- night. but have disbanded The pre- liminary game will be between the Royal Blues of the Y. Nj. C. A. and the Emeralds of the High school. The game will start at S:15. An eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs John Hanley of Rubber avenue was painfully injured yesterday while playing with some other chiI. dren near his home. He fell on tho sidewalk in such a manner that the skin around the knee of his right leg was badly split. Dr Delaney. who was summoned. found it necessary tC put seven stitches into the flesh in order to bring it together. The dance and reception held last night in Columbus hall by the Epil. , son Chapter of Kappa Ma Sigma was ] largely attended. Many visitors were 1 present from out of town. and the event was social success in every particular. The committee in charge consisted of the Misses Dalby. War. ner and Brown. The patFOnesses were Mrs N. z. WilmOt. Mrs W. F ! ROdenbach. Mrs F. W. Eaton. Miss \. F. Hopkins and Miss K. E. Leary