Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Imperial moving pictures and il- lustrated songs at the Gem opera house tonight.
 The fair committe of the local aerie of Eagles will meet tonight in Eagles hall.
 Frank Lobiell of Union City is attending the automobile show ir New York city.
 Robert " Parker of Meadow street has returned from business trip to New York.
 Frank M Twitchell of North Main street is attending the automobile show in New York city.
 The man who buys early gets the best selection. Overcoats are ready at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 The Rev C. K Flanders of Hart ford will conduct the services at the Baptist clurch next Sunday.
 John Madigan has returned to | his home in Bridgeport, after visit ing with relatives in the borough.
 Miss Angelina Errico and Eugene Valentine were married at St Fran cis's church by Rev Father Higgins.
 The Starlight football team and the Berkshires of Bridgeport will play tomorrow afternoon on Miser's | lot
 Tha Red Men are to hold dance in Red Mems hall this evening. A good time is assured to all who at tend.
 Mrs A. J Gardner of Providence, R. l., is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs. Henry w. Hamilton of High l street.
 John Bracken, who has been the guest of relatives on Curtiss street, has returned to his home in New London.
 Eugene Morault of Providence, R. l., has taken position as assistant in Edward O'Neil's barber shop on Rubber aveLue.
 Mrs John E. Robinson of Meadow street and Miss Sadie Hine of Hill side avenue are spending a few days in New York city.
 Frank w. EatoE, superintendent of schools, who has been attending a meeting Of school superintendents in Boston has returned.
 The Tuttle Memorial chapel in Grove cemetery will be open to the public for inspection Sunday after noon from 2 to o'clock
 John Lucensky and Miss Ludnicka Ruthkosha were married few days ago at St Hedwigs church by the pastor, Rev Father Maciejie.
 The evangelistic services held in the Swedish Congregational church are well attended. Service this evening at 7:30, and all are invited.
 Miss Katherine Wood. who has been spending a few days with Miss Nellie Brady of North Main street has returned to her home in Hart ford.
 Daniel Mccarthy. who has been spending a few days with his mother, Mrs Mary Mccarthy of Maple street, has returned 10 his home in Hart ford.
 Division No 2. A. o. H., have changed their meeting nights from the first and third Thursday to the first and third Tuesday of each month.
 The dancing class conducted by Mrs John Rick will be held Monday night of next week, instead of We'd nesday, as Red Mems hall is en- gagged for that evening.
 John Sheldon, who had such narrow escape from drowning Thurs day eveninG left yesterday for the Soldiers home in Noroton none the worse for his experience.
 Prof ]. s. Sullivan will give promenade and dance this evening St Pythisn hall. Beacon Falls. It is expected that a large crowd of Nau- gatuck people will attend.
 James NJ. Sullivan has resigned his position in NJ. j. Ryan's cafe on Water street His place will be taken by James Cooke of Center vile, formerly of this borough.
 The Naugatuck football team played their first game of the season with Thomaston eleven at Thomas ton to-day. They were accompanied by large delegation of roOters.
 The Naugatuck Lumber and Coal Co are to erect one story building on Bridge street 10 be used as an office Ii will be one story high, and the dimensions are 17x2S feet.
 The funeral of William Ryan was held this morning from his home at 14 Aetna street to St Francis's church. where a requiem mass was sung. lnterment was in St James's cemetery.
 4 large crowd attended the local Bartenders' union dance held at the Gem opera house last evening. GeaTy's orchestra furnished music and J. P. O'Brien prompted for dancing. \ very enjoyable evening was had by those present.
 4 gravel train passed over the railroad bridge that crosses Maple street yesterday during the noon hour. and as this is the first time that this daw done the event was the center of interest to the many who chanoed to he around there at that time
 Mr and Mrs John F. Rirk's ianring rIas< will meet in Rcd Mems hall. Near~ building on Monday evening N0ve mher n. instead of We,inrssiav. Novs nIer 13- Fun sttensIanee E re nufr 1. Cards gre cut for aftprnoar rBssz starting "Wednesday afternoon Nov mter 2N at 3ssl
 Timothy Mccarthy of HighIzuH