Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-07
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

John Tucker of Hartford was the guest of friends in town to-day.
 John w. Hayes of New Britain was the guest of friends in town yester- day.
 Morris Freedman has returned from a few days visit to New York city.
 A son was born recently to MT and Mrs William FreOlick of South Maln street.
 Tracy Breen has entered the em- ploy of Grocer w. F. Brennan of Church street.
 Henry Schildgen is to entertain a birthday party at his home in Union City this evening.
 Morris Rosenblatt, manager of the Enterprise company, is on business trip to New York city.
 A large number of the local sports attended the boxing exhibition held at Polls last evening.
 Miss Nellie Conerty of New Haven has returned to her home after spend- ing a few days here with relatives
 Patrick Sweeney of Newark, N. J., a former resident of this borough, was the guest of friends in town yester- day.
 Scott company, U. R. K. P. will give a dance this evening in Pyth- ian hall, Prentzel's orchestra will furnish music.
 Miss Lyman employed at G.L R.. Shoe factory accidently cut one of the fingers of her left hand, the in- jury is not serious. She was attend ed by Dr Krell.
 At the Waldorf pool rooms last ev- ening Malsch of Waterbury playG Woods of this place. The game re- suited in victory for Malsch by a score of 75 to 45.
 Harugari Social club will hold their regular meeting this evening in thelH hall. Business of importance will be transacted and all members are re- quested to be present.
 About $4OO was realized from the Naugatucl High school alumni, fair that was held last week. The money | VIII SO IUWdTu eSIdullolllhS ct pSi hio nent scholarship fund.
 Mrs John D. Howell and son, Ee' roy, returned to their home in Port Jefferson, l.. l., after weeks visit with MT and Mrs Roselle Hinckley of Golden Hill street, to-day.
 The funeral of Mrs Magdalena Plaff, mother of Louis Plaff of North Main street, will be held tomorrow afternoon from her home 27 West Clay street, Waterbury, with service at the home at o'clock.
 The average attendance at night school up to November 1st was as follows: Salem school, A F; Pros pect street school 43 Is. From No- vember 1 to December 1 the average attendance was: Salem school 42; Prospect street school, A F. Officers of the Naugatuck band have been elected for the ensuing year. They are as follows: Presi- dent, Edward Miller; treasurer, George Crosby; secretary. Thomas McGovern: business manager, John Scully; leader, John C. Healy. The funeral of Mrs A. P. Hitch cock, former resident of this town was held to-day in Watertown. Rev Sherrod Soule pastor of the local Congregational church conducted the services. He was assisted by Rev T. w. Holmes of Watertown. Patrick Buckley of Millville ave- nue who has been suffering for some time past from decayed bone in his hand. caused by an injury receiv- ed some time ago, was operated on few days ago by Doctors Delaney of Naugatuck and Dwyer of Water bury.
 The Lithuanian Lutherns are mak- ing great preparations for the laying of the corner stone of their new church on Curtis street Sunday after noon at o'clock. The services will be in the Lithuanian language, but there will be addresses in English and German. The public are invited to attend.
 It is expected that a large crowd will attend the football game Sum- day afternoon at "Miser's" lot. be- tween the Films of Waterbury and the Starlights of Naugatuck, it will no doubt be an exciting games as both teams are very evenly matched. The contest is for sl0O.
 First Division. A. o. H.. meet last evening and elected the following of- ficers for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, Joseph Reynolds: vice-presi- dent. Oliver Maroney: recording secretary. Laurence Cahill: financial secretary. George Haggerty: treas urer. Patrick Rooney: trustees. John Brannigan. James Brannigan. John Duffy: chaplain, Rev J. OR. Sheri- dan.
 At the Swedish Congregational church last evening a reception was given to the pastor. Rev G. A. An- deTsOn and his briJe who have just 1 returned from their wedding trip. 1 Vocal and instrumental music was enjoyed and a collection raised. Al very pleasant evening was spent and | Rev and Mrs Anderson will start their married life with the best wishes of their many friends.
 Nstatuc Haymakers association. No 25. at their special meeting he'd | last evening taught large number of tramps the art Of making hay by electric light The haymaking was followed by a turkey supper and a ] social hour State Chief Haymakerl D T. May Of Bridgeport and Vice State Chief Haymaker George Talbot 4 of WsllingfoTd were present Fr