Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-04
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 schools will open next Monday.
 Miss Mary Henry of Bridgeport is visiting relatives in the borough.
 Miss Margaret Gubbins of Andrew avenue is visiting relatives in New York city.
 Mrs Edward Zehnder of Green wood street is visiting relatives in New Britain.
 A little daughter of MT and Mrs Edward Mulcahy of Carroll street is ill with diphtheria.
 Miss Annie Murphy of Winsted is the guest of Mir and Mrs Daniel Walsh of Olive street,
 Miss Mamie Neary of Anderson street is spending a few days with relatives in Winsted.
 The factory of the Dunham Hos iery Co will start next Monday, after shut down of ten days.
 Arthur Dreyer of Port Jerfferson is the guest of his brother, Isaac Dreyer of Tolles square.
 MT and Mrs Hasbrook of Culver street, who have been in Kew Io'k during the holidays, have returned.
 The members of the St Francis T. A. B. basektball team will meet in their rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O.
 The sundries department of the G. I. Glove Go will resume operations next Monday, after two weeks shut down.
 Mrs Frederick Menold of North Main street who has been the guest of her parents in Meriden, has re- turned home.
 The Bartenders' union will held an important meeting tomorrow after noon. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 Miss Mazie Peck of Oak street, who has been visiting friends in St Michaels, Md, for the past three weeks, has returned.
 Howard Swan. who is now employ ed in Trenton. \. J.. has returned to that place after spending the holidays with relatives in the borough.
 Mrs Fitzpatrick of New York city. who has been spending q few days with her sister. Mrs John Dugan of Scott street has returned home.
 Miss Evelyn Thompson of New Haven, who has been the guest of MT and Mrs s. Thomrson of Culver street, left yesterday for her home.
 Mrs George L. Lewis and Miss Mary Lewis of Vineyard Haven, Mass. are the guests of Mir and Mrs Rufus w. Lewis of Meadow street.
 Mir and Mrs Charles H. Warner of Oak street. who have been visiting their daughter. Mrs Herman Dock of Westerly, R. 1, have returned home.
 Miss Nellie Hinckley of North Main street left to-day for Boston, where she will resume her studies at the New England Conservatory of Music.
 Mrs Margaret Kennedy dnd daugn- ter of Bristol. who have been spend ing a few days with NJ and Mrs Aaron p. Hinckley, have returned home.
 Court Minerva. I. o. F., have post poned the election of officers until the meeting that will be iIeld Janu- ary 15. The election was 70 he held last night.
 Walter Hotchkiss who has been visiting his parents. MT and Mrs F.. A. H0tchkiss of Beacon Valley. has gone to Hornell. \. r.. where he IS now employed.
 The annual meeting of the Ped Mems Hall association will be held next Monday night in their rooms in the Weary block. The officers of the association will be elected for the ensuing year.
 The Carpenters union have elect ed the following officers fer the en- suing year: President. Thomas P. RieIly: vice-president. Robert Freeman: financial secretary. Frank \. Taylor: recording secretary, P. T. Maher: treasurer. George :. Clark: warden. William EdmonsOn: busi- ness agent. Harry Moore. The newly elected officers will be installed al their next meeting. Jsnus=y 10. in FOresters' hall.
 Cough commandery. |. O. C C.. have elected the following officers for ihr ensuing term: r. Y. e.. Mrs Ella VI. Allen: ". O. G. Robert I.oDmis: W. l. G. Mrs Susie LoOm!s: W. IT.. Clarence Wooster: rcasuTeT Mrs Nel- h, Megin: F. k. of R. alter l.. Ben ham: K. of F.. Roselle Hinckley: ". Fer. Florence Black: Y. V. C.. Mrs Florence IJoonis. V. C.. Mrs Mary B"nham: representative to grand rom mandery. Mrs Walter l.. Rcnham. al- iernate. Mrs Isabella J. HancorE
 Deputy Game Warden WyIie. vho received his commission Ehile a resi- sides in NsuEstuck. has been ap- pointed game warden TOT Litchfcid county. the commission Co expire on March [. The object of appointing Mr Wylie to the new Ppsition is to give him authority to arrest those who violate the law WhiIe in MiddIs- bury and vicinity and whD cross uyer 10 Litehfeld county and thereby Ees beyond ;he jurisdiction Of the OsiseT of NeW Haven county. This latest power with which he is invested ufI avail him to overcome the diHeGI- ties previously encountered
 One of the finest exhibitions sF Fasgs pjlaying that has h~eR wirnessssi hy rhase wEo are following tiBS games in fl,r Wooster and WabIo-f Tz-.I tsur- uausauf was seen last night ar fEas