Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Harry s. Davis will start to worl
 in the Model market in Waterbury
 next Monday.
 Boys corduroy knickerbocker suit
 $3.97, $5 and $6 at Upson, Singleton
 & Co.'S, Waterbury.
 Thomas Bowling and his sister Catherine, attended the firemen's
 ball held in Derby last night.
 A number of local people went tc New York to-day to witness the Princeton-Carisle football game.
 Lawrence 3reen of New York city is the guest of his parents, Mir and Mrs John Breen of Church street.
 Mrs Margaret Dews, who has been the guest of friends in town, has re- turned to her home in New Haven
 Mir and Mrs Arthur Reffelt of Meadow street have returned from few days visit with relatives in Verona, N. J.
 Miss Nellie Roskus of Bridge street has returned to her home after few days visit with relatives in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Thomas McKiernan of Golden Hill street, who was taken suddenly ill while attending mass yesterday, is resting comfortably to-day.
 MT and Mrs George Kuhn, who have been visiting MT and Mrs David Kuhn of Fairview avenue, have re- turned to their home in Newark, N. J.
 MT and Mrs Charles Gordon, who have been the guests of relatives in town for the past few days, have re- turned to their home in Cleveland, o.
 MT and Mrs James Courtney, who have been spending the past week with relatives in the borough, have returned to their home in New York city.
 The dance given by the high school pupils at the high school gymnasium was very enjoyable affair. A large number of out of town people were present.
 E. H, Jones of Cemetery street is in Bridgeport visiting his wife, who was operated upon Tuesday for an af- lection of the sight at St Vincent's hospital.
 The united courts of Foresters of America degree team will meet this evening at o'clock in Foresters' III be present.
 Mrs Edward J. Sweeney and daughter Cecilia of Lewis street, who have been spending the past week with relatives in Springfield, have re- turned home.
 The high school football team did not go to Ansonia to-day to play the i hlgh school team of that place. They l Will not play in Ansonia, but will ! play on neutral grounds.
 Rev c. c. Smith, who recently re- signed the pastorate of the Union City Baptist church, left yesterday i to accept his call of assistant pastor | Of the Memorial Baptist church in Philadelphia.
 The case of Edward Pichulo, who 1 was arrested Hn the charge of selling liquor without a license. was put over until Monday next. as Judge Hungerford had to go out of town On business.
 The Children of Mary will hold heir annual whist Wednesday even- ing, November 6, at Columbus hall Music will be furnished by Gearv's orchestra. Refreshments will be served. Tickets are 50 cents each person.
 The members of St Francis T. A. 5. society drum corps are expected 0 be at their rooms this evening at I:15 sharp in uniform. The corps Ire to take part in the parade to ,recede the dance of the Union City rum corps.
 The Rosebud football team are re- luested to meet again Sunday morn ng Tor practice. Captain Shea re- luests all members to be on hand as he team has a hard schedule before t. especially with the Independent c'tDull tlChtH. I
 Work on the new watering rough that is being built on Watep treet is nearly completed. The rough is of rustic stone and cement he one at tho junction of Church hd Maple streets will be removed as oon as the new one is finished.
 The funeral of Mrs Lillian Moore 'idow of the la'e Frank Moore. who led in MiddietOwn. was held this morning from W. H. TwitcheITs un- rooms. The services wera onducted by Rev W. H. Garth. rec. pr or St Michael's Episcopal church nterment was in Grove cemetery.
 State Highw9v Commissioner Mae onald has madt known the aIlOt- lent of money to the different towns nat have applied for state aid under he provision Of the new highway aW, Many Of the towns had their iIotment scaled down, and Nauga- lek will receive as its share the nm of s7.S7J.
 Mrs w E. Brown was very DIeas- ntly surprised Thursday evening a, or home on Highland avenue. inc rcasion being her birthday. bv tba lembers of he Six Hand Eucbra .ub- Refreshments were served and lrs Brown Vas the recipient of a annsome present The evening was ery pleasantly spent by all present Martin GrOrIley. who is empIoved Meat Dealrc w E Brown. had a 7Ty narrow esrape yesterday The