Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

NAUuAI UIM MUuuC lS Miss Barbara Wylie of High street is visiting relatives in New York city.
 The Kings Daughters will meet this evening at~7:30 in the parlsh house. St Michael's guild will meet this evening at s o'clock in St Michae1s $ 1 chapel. >.. Miss Nellie Sullivan of North Main street spent Sunday at her home in Bristol -E- The board of warden and burgess es will hold an adjourned meeting Wednesday night. .. Mrs Thomas Rielly of Curtis street has returned from visit With friends in New Haven.
 The Rubber City Camping club will meet Tuesday evening at $ o'clock in the Naugatuck hotel. Charles A. Callahan of Boston spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs | John M. Hearns of Elmwood street. Michael Scanlon has returned to his home in New York city, after a few days visit with relatives on Spring street. Miss Nellie A. Patterson Of Mt Carmel spent Sunday at the home of MT and Mrs Thomas O'Loughlin of Cherry street.
 Miss Mary T. Cross, teacher in one of the Hartford schools, spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs A. B. Cross of Barnun court.
 The game etween the Echoes and the West Sides was won by the lat ter by the score of to i. umpires, Waite and Clifford; scorer, George Neal. | Miss Barbara Brennan, who at tends the New Haven Normal scCool, spent Sunday with her parents, Mir and Mrs Patrick Brennan of high street.
 The funeral of Catherine, the ? years old daughter of MT and Mrs Stephen Martin of South Main street, was held yesterday afternoon. h. terment was in St James's cemetery.
 The funeral of Annie, the year old child of MT and Mrs James of Beacon Falls, who was drowned Fri day afternoon, was held yesterday. The burial was in St James's ceme- tery.
 The pair of horses which were bought by Fire Chief Clark for the fire department were brought here yesterday afternoon and for the present will be kept at Sundville's stables. The Ladies' Aid society of .he Con gregational church will meet Wednes- day afternoon at o'clock in the parish house. The Junior Aid soci- ety will meet the same afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock.
 A hearing on the application to sell certain real estate belonging to | the estate of the late Margaret Leary will be held in the office of the judge of probate Tuesday morning, May 26, at o'clock.
 Charles T. Mccarthy Of Central avenue, who is taking a few weeks vacation, spent Sunday with friends in town, leaving yesterday for And over, N. H., where he will spend the remainder of his vacation.
 The high school team will play the Crosby high tomorrow afternoon. The spirit of rivalry which exists be- tween these two teams will tc evi- dent in to-morrow's game, as each team is confident of victory.
 The members of Naugatuck aerie F. O. E., marched from the hall to the different cemeteries yesterday and decorated the graves of their de. ceased members. They were escort. ed by the St Francis society drum corps.
 A delegation from Isbell post, q A. R., visited Gunntown cemetery yesterday and decorated the graves of deceased soldiers. They were ac. companied by Miss Ethel AdamsOn daughter of the regiment. who sounded the bugle taps as the vet. erans made their rounds to the | graves.
 The largest crowd that has yet at. tended the fair given for the eelefit of St Mary's parish was present Sat. urday night. The fair will continue tonight and tomorrow night. The programme for to-night's entertain. ment will consist of vocal selections by George Maher. Howard Neal oi Ansonia and the we'll known team oi comedians. Kelly and Nolan.
 The Consolidated and Independent base ball teams of the Amateur league played a fourteen inniEs game yesterday on Emmet's field The Consolidated were ahead up tC the seventh inning when by steady up hill work the Independents tied the score in the ninth inning and the winning run was made with two Iler out inJthe fourteenth inning. The { score: