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

NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
 Gilbert Greenburg is on a business trip to New York city.
 E. J. Lewis will preach at the Bap- tist church on next Sunday evening.
 S. E. Hopkins of Terrace avenue is spending a brief vacation in Florida.
 Twin boys were born yesterday to MT and Mrs Joseph Dillon of Rubber avenue.
 Harry Davis of New Haven is the guest of his mother, Mrs Ida Taylor of Water street.
 MT and Mrs Cyrus Gould have re- turned from their wedding trip and will reside on May street.
 Grand Secretary Thomas O'Lough- lin of the F. of A., is paying an official visit to the Foresters of Hartford.
 Mrs Charles Hall entertained the Union City Whist club at her home on Wooster street yesterday afternoon.
 Lyman E. Patterson, who has been spending a few days with relatives here, has returned to his home in Norwalk.
 The Naugatuck band dance this ev- ening at Columbus hall. All the lat est music will be played and good time assured.
 Fred Stone of Waterbury will meet Frank Nolan of this place at the Wooster this evening. It is expected that this will be a very interesting game.
 MT and Mrs Bernard Smythe of Brooklyn, N Y., who have been the guests of relatives on Maple street for the past few days have returned to their home.
 August Horn of Bridge street en- tertained a party of friends at his home last evening" Vocal and instru- mental music was enjoyed and re- treatments were served.
 A hearing on the application of B. N. Wilmot for the approval of the will of the late Elizabeth c. Bassett will be held in the probate court on December 16 at g a. m.
 A little daughter of MT and Mrs Louis Duffany of Carroll street met with a painful accident yesterday. She fell on some broken glass and received deep cut on her left hand.
 Rural Free Delivery Carrier John Benson and Mrs Benson. who have been visiting relatives in Fortyfort, Pa, have returned home and MT Ben son has resumed his duties as carrier.
 Dr E. H. Johnson and Dr T. M. i Bull of Naugatuck were elected as members of the medical staff of the Waterbury hospital recently. John H. Whittemore of this place is one of the directors.
 The Starlight football team will give dance at Columbus hall on Thursday evening, December 19. The committee of arrangements are John Shea, Michael Claffey, James Bott, Max Mai and Emmet Nixon. 1 Columbia lodge will hold a regular meeting this evening and all mem- bers are requested to be present as their are several iandidates to be initiated. Coffee and sandwiches will 1 be served after the business meeting,
 The Naugatuck high school basket ball team defeated the team from the Southington high school in the gymnasium of the high school yester- l day afternoon, the final score being Naugatuck IS, Southington ,. To- morrow night on the same floor the high school team will play the Moon- ! lights of Union City.
 l The two nights sale and supper given by the Ladies Aid society of | the Methodist church in the church | parlors was brought to a close last ev- ening. The booths presented very pretty appearance with the many useful articles on display. Supper was served from , to o'clock to a large number of people. The sale was social and financial success.
 Court Juana. No s. Daughters of Isabella. will hold a special meeting tonight to arrange for attending the funeral of the late Miss Mary Mc- Keown. district deputy of the Daugh- ters of Isabella of this district. and whose death occurred Tuesday after noon at the City hospital at Lewiston, I Maine. The funeral will be held from the Immaculate Conception church. Waterbury, Friday morning at 9 o'clock.
 I IL is probable that the challenge is- sued tu the Starlight football team by the Films of Waterbury will not be accepted. as il is so late in the sea- son. and also because the game play ed last Sunday was to he the final game of the season and the players don't feel as though they should play any more. but the members of the i team will decide what action they will take on the matter at a meeting held soon.
 The Church Helpers and St Mich ael's Guild are holding a rose fete this afternoon and evening in Red- men's hall. Many handsome and useful articles are offered for sale. In the evening the stage entertainment will be furnished by St MichaeTs choir boys and talent from Water bury. From to 7:3O a turkey SUD- per will be served at 50 cents per plate The admission for the enter tainmpns will he ! cents