Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-27
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

There was a large attendance last night at the prom given by Lallier's band in Columbus hall.
 John B. Lundin, who conducts a grocery and meat store on Hillside avenue lost valuable horse yester- day
 The trotter purchased by James parties in Great Harrington, Mass, is due to arrive here to-day.
 There will be. benefit dance to- night in Columbus hall for well known young lady who is being treat ed at the sanitarium in Wallingford.
 Jesse Totten is nursing sore hand caused by getting it caught in ma chine a few days ago and the first finger of his hand was badly crush ed.
 The football game that was ar ranged between the Starlights and the Mohegans of Meriden has been postponed as the Moheagans are not yet in condition to battle on the girdiron.
 This afternoon the board of ward en and burgesses together with the | borough engineer went over the grounds of the proposed changes on Millville avenue to get an idea of the grade lines necessary for the street.
 The St Francis T. A. B. society drum corps and the roginal T. A. B. corps will go to Derby tomorrow night to attend the dance given by the Derby drum corps. A large num- Der of their friends will accompany them.
 Announcement has been made by the board of managers of the fire de- partment team that no more games will be played by the team this sea- son and next week the team will meet an dthe final report of the season will be read.
 The Union City drum corps will go to eDrby Saturday evening to at tend a dance to be given by the Derby drum corps. They will be ac- companied by large crowd of friends and will leave on the 6:22 car rom waterbury.
 Rev Gustaf A. Anderson, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church is in Brooklyn, N. Y., where he will attend the conference of eastern Swedish ministers. The conference will last until October 1, and it is expected that about 100 ministers will be present.
 The Naugatuck football team was out last night for practice. Robert Beardsley has been elected captain and with all the good material he has to choose from there is little doubt that this town will have a good team this year. It is expected that the opening game will be played on Oct. 12, with the Dublins of Meriden.
 A very enjoyable party was held last night at the home of Miss Nellie Sweeney on Lewis street in honor of her guest. Miss Aurelia Cantin of Holyoke, Mass. About twenty young people were present and the evening was spent in dancing and singing. Refreshments were served. Guests were present from Ansonia, Water bury and New Haven.
 On the night of Oct 16 the grand court officers of the F. of A. will be present at a meeting of Court Unity when a smoker and entertainment will be given and also Past Grand Chief Ranger Thomas O'Loughlin will be presented with a past grand chief rangers jewel. The committee in charge of the affair is George c. Lambert, chairman; Thomas P. Kelley and Edward Edwards.
 The drop in the temperature has had its effect on the attendance of those who usually occupy seats on the green. Every night during the summer every one of the benches were filled but the past two nights they were deserted and this is also true of the Tammany Hall club for they deserted their headquarters and have gone to place more comfort able than the one occupied by them | during the summer months. ] three year old son of Mir and Mrs Noble Austin strayed away from home yesterday afternoon and was | gone for about half an hour before he was missed by his mother. After she had searched every place that she thought the child might be and not