Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

 in Saugatuck.
 The gymnasium classes of the Y M. C. A. will be discontinued until after New Years.
 Miss Cornelia Chamberlain is spending the Christmas vacation with relatives in New Britain.
 Thomas Griffith of Rubber avenue has taken a position as chauffeur for Tracy A. Lewis of Beacon Falls.
 Miss Ruth Hawley, who attends Middlebury college, Vermont, is home for the Christmas vacation.
 Mrs Florence O'Connell and Mrs Mary T. Shea attended the funeral of relative in Colchester yesterday.
 Ernest Collins of Hartford. form- CT resident of this borough, is spend ing a few days with relatives in town.
 Mir and Mrs C. P Slade of Freder- ick street are spending the Christmas holidays with relatives in Dorchester, Mass.
 Miss Hananh King of Meadow street left yesterday for Colchester, where she will spend the holidays with relatives.
 William Kirby, son of the late Will liam Kirby, is ill with scarlet fever at the home of William Pryor on Cliff street.
 Frank Zwick is home from Yer mont university and will spend the l I've fo ic e Mrs Andrew Zwick of Curtis street.
 The stockholders of the Naugatuck bank will hold their annual meeting in the bank on Tuesday, January IA Officers for the ensuing year will be chosen.
 A hearing on the administration account of the eXecutOr of the estate of the late Sarah Gerity will be held in the probate court on December 27 at D. m.
 Herbert Fairbanks fell on the ice and cut q deep gash ill his chin, two stitches being required to close the wound. He was attended by Dr x. A. Rielly.
 Paul Weary, who attends St Bona venture college at Alleghany, x .Y.. is spending the Christmas vacation with his father. Richard Neary, ST, of An derson street.
 The Misses Harriet. Ivy and Flor cnce Weaving of Cherry street left yesterday for Brooklyn. x. Y.. where they will spend the next two weeks with relatives.
 There will be three masses celebrat- church. Union City. The first mass will he at :. the second at 9 and high mass at 10:30.
 The masses at St Francis church to- morrow. Christmas day. will be at G. S:30. 9:3O (children's mass) and 10:30 a. m. The masses at 6 and 10:3O o'clock will be high masses.
 The residence of William Pryor of Cliff street was quarantined ycster- day ny Health Officer Baker. A young son of Mrs Ellen Kelly. who is stop ping at the house, is i'll with scarlet fever.
 Fred w. Oakley. who for the past three years as q member of the Tinted States army, has been in the Philip pine islands. has received an honor able discharge and is visiting with relatives in the borough.
 Owing to the small attendance to witness the production. Sis in New York" that was booked tO appear in the Com Opera house last night. the management decided that they would not play to such small house.
 On next Monday Miss Rose Rielly who conducts a dry goods store in the A. O. H. building on Church street will remove her stock to the G. w. Andrews building, formerly occupied by Breen & Stapleton as the Waldorf pool room.
 The funeral of George Lockwood. who committed suicide here last Sun day. was held this afternoon from the residents of his parents. MT and Mrs John Lockwood of North Main street. Waterbury. lnterment was in the Center cemetery. Middlebury.
 The Naugaturk lodge of Elks re- mrmbered the poor today by con tributing s1O0. half of it going to the Kings Daughters. and the other half to the Sisters of Mercy. The money will he used to make happy q number of the homes of this borough.
 Tho high school basketball team will play two games this week. one on Friday right. when they will play thp Meri,Ien high school team in Nau- gatuck. and the next on Saturday night. when they will go tO Middle town [" play the high school team of that city.
 St Francis T. \. B. sOciety at it's meeting held last night. clertei tne following officers for the ensuing term: President. Thomas LawIor: vice president. William Tuckey: recording scrreiaTy. James Newman: financial srcrpiary. I.awTpnce | Farrell: treas urpr Patrick Reagan: sergeant at arms. Thomas bowling: St Marshall. Miclapl l. Duigan: trustee. William PurepiI; chaplain. Rev Father Fitzger- aId.
 The Adams Express Cos offire is at this time "IBe "f the busiest spots in the IHsrougIl- The working Eurs-p at ihr "ffiep has Esepn dOubIetI during the | past Werk and even now. with sIre in ! creased amount Of help. Agent F-fske . and his assOriafes work late into the 1 night. S0 that there will be no r0nzrs- ! tinn at the wfTire whirII might Ipe | caused Igy tbe argr amount sf ex- T.rsss matter that is han.IIe,I at this l "f7Fr- TIse Wnster r-,ll team s.rrr-I an- ]