Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A son was born Saturday to MT and Mrs Joseph Dooling of Cliff street.
 The Knights of King Arthur will meet tonight at 7:30 in St Michael's s chapel. Mrs w. B. Hall, formerly of this place. is visiting friends in the borough.
 James Clancy of Bridgeport IS spending few days with relatives in the borough.
 Mrs William H. Lloyd of Milford was calling on relatives in the borough yesterday.
 Miss Agnes Shell of North Main street is spending a vacation with re- latives in Rockville.
 Carl Lines of North Main street has entered the employ of Electrician Wiehn of Waterbury.
 D. P. Mills of Church street ias been confined to the house for the past few days by sickness. s.
 J. Harold Bolt left yesterday for Mishawaka, Ind. where he will spend a few days with relatives.
 A prayer and conference meeting of the Baptist church will be held at the home of Miss Agnes Killer of School street.
 Mrs F. K Perry, who has been iI Utica, N. Y., attending the funeral of her brother, Warren J. Alfred, has returned home.
 ;~h ho1 hold dance Thursday evening in Columbus hall. Geary's orchestra will furnish music.
 Contractor John J. German has been awarded the contract for build ing one family dwelling house fol Thomas Murtha on Olive street.
 John J. Linskey, wno is connected with a real estate company in South Norwalk has returned to his home on North Main street for the winter
 Alfred England of May street vii leave tomorrow for Wilkes Barre Pa, to visit his brothers, whom he has not seen in a number of years
 The Ladies Aid society will holt a fancy article sale and domestic bakery sale in the parish house to- morrow afternoon from to o'clock
 The Church helpers and St Mich aels guild of St Michael's church vii dispose of articles left from the re cent fair, tomorrow afternoon iron 3 to 6 o'clock in the chapel.
 The local Foresters' degree tean has been invited to Waterbury mex Saturday night to eXemplify the prin ciples of Forestry to large class o candidates who are to become mem bers of Court Crosby of that city.
 A special meeting of the Juvenil division of the A. O. H. will be hel' Thursday night at s o'clock in Hi bernian hall. All members who ar selling tickets for the concert Sun day evening are requested to mak returns at the meeting.
 The Rev John DePew of the Firs Congregational church in Bridgepor will give the address at the Fore fathers day celebration at the Con gregational church Friday evening , The subject of his address will b "The Significance of the Pilgrim Movement.
 Court Minerva, l. o. O. F., vii celebrate its anniversary tomorrow . night in Pythian hall. The member .. of Court Naugatuck, l. o. o. F., ar 1 invited to attend as well as all tn . members of the order who are in tn borough. A pleasing programme Ia been arranged and the committee as . sures a good time to all who attend At Columbus hall next Sunda , evening. an illustrated lecture wi be given on Beautiful Ireland" b Professor Robert Turner. He show over 200 magnificent dissolvin views. The pictures being taken i Ireland for the lecture, and colore by well known artists. Moving pic lures will be shown after the lectur, The entertainment is under the au: pices of the Juvenile division of tn : A. o. H. Admission will be 9 cent ! reserved seats 8 cents.
 The funeral of the late Mary l } Duffy was held this morning froI { the home of her parents. Mir and Nil Patrick Duffy. on Cliff street. to $ 1, Francis church. where a requiel { mass was celebrated by the Re !. Father Higgins. The pail bearer 2 were Joseph Meegan. Joseph Dow ! ing. Cornelius Keating. Daniel Dal. ! Peter Grove and James Reilly. Tn 2 flower bearers were Thomas Lyncl , Patrick Caddy, john Bowling an !: John Kelliher. Interment was in ; 1. James cemetery.
 } At the Wooster pool rooms in Wa erbury last night. Stone of that cit : won his fifth straight game in tf
 tournament between the NaugatuC
 and Waterbury teams. Stone too , the lead in the early stages Of tt
 playing and save for one brace take . by his opponent. Kelleher. he hs
 the game always well in hand. n
 score by racks is as follows: Ston f Iii. II. 13. 10, 10. :. Q. :. 6-7
 Kelleher. 3. ,. 2. ,. ,. :. Is. s. g. ,55. Woods and Sanders will meet tt
 night in another game of the seri, as fha Waldorf uarIorS in this uIac