Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 Mir and Mrs Martin F. O'Brien of
 Central avenue are visiting relatives in Millville, Mass.
 Mrs W. H. O'Meara of Elmwood street spent yesterday with relatives
 in Seymour.
 The Young Mems Catholic Insti- ute will meet this evening in their
 rooms in Weary block.
 The health officer has removed 5he quarantine at the home of Andrew
 Johnson of School street.
 Miss Dorothy Schaffer of Hillside avenue is spending few days in
 Philadelphia with relatives.
 Mrs Reba Marshall of North Main street Is spending a few weeks with relatives in Corona, L. I.
 Cough commandery of the Golden Cross will hold a whist party this evening at Grand Army hall.
 Mrs Peter Boylan and children and Miss Catherine Hickey are spending few days In New York city.
 Miss Jennie Ferguson of Church street is spending a few weeks with relatives in Woonsocket, R. I.
 Mrs William McConochie of South Norwalk is spending few days with her mother, Mrs Ann Baxter of John son street.
 The Rev F. c. Acheson, rector of Holy Trinity church., Middletown, preached the sermon at the Lenten services in St Michaels church last night.
 The Priscilla circle held their first home made candy sale in the parish house yesterday afternoon. The sale was we'll patronized, considering tue indictment weather.
 Mrs Peter Connolly of German street cut her hand quite badly yes terday with a bread knife, which slipped while she was using it. The wound was dressed by physician.
 The funeral of Patrick Gavin, who died Tuesday night, will be held on Friday morning at S:30 from his late home on Greenwood street and at 3 o'clock at St Francis's church.
 Miss Jennie Kelly, who is taking course of training in Litchfleld coun- ty hospital in Winsted, is spending a two weeks vacation with her sisters, Mrs Fred Chandler, and Mrs Wiz liam Danbury.
 At the annual meeting of the May Park Sewer association Tuesday | evening the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi. dent, Nils Olsen; secretary, c. w. | Thompson; treasurer, J. E. Bohlin; | collector, Samuel Sanford.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Laskoski | was held this morning from her late | home on Prospect street to St He'd !! wigs church, where a requiem high | mass was celebrated by the pastor, | Rev Father Maciejewski. The inter- ment was in St James's cemetery.
 A delegation from Shepard lodge, No IS, F. and A. M., will visit Har- mony lodge, No AZ. of Waterbury, this evening. The M. NJ. degree will be conferred by teams representing the different lodges of the order. The local delegation will leave on the 7:21 car.
 The funeral of Florence J., the 1 year old daughter of MT and Mrs Conrad Holm of Ward street, who died yesterday, was held this after noon. Rev w. H. Garth, rector of St Michael's Episcopal church, con- 1ucted the services. The interment was in Grove cemetery.
 A fine exhibition of pool playing vas witnessed last night at the Wal iorf in the match between Perry md Richardson. Not single scratch vas made by either player. Rich irdson won the match because of his 21 points from the starting 'f the match, and Perry was unable o overtake him. The final score vas: Richardson 75, Perry 43.
 The meeting of the fire company o-morrow is for the purpose of elect ng board of managers for the base ,all team. The determined stand aken by the old board of managers n refusing to serve again this conl- ng season places the company in an unpleasant position, for while there Ire many men in the company who Ire fully competent to net in the cl- 'acity of manager, still they don't eem as though they can devote the ime necessary for the proper con- Iucting of this part of the business. At any rate 1t is hoped that the oa- rons of the game in this place will e given a chance to see some good .ames during the summer. and this Till help in a large measure to re- i've the old interest which was sJ ften displayed in the years when was represented by one f the best semi-professiOnal teams in he state.
 As was expected, the basketball anne al the opera house last night etveen the Sterlings and Films. was n exciting one and resulted in the anne way that mostly all of .i;u porting events that are played by he representatives of NauEaruek nd Waterbury. namely. dissatisfac- lon Last nights game was one There it was necessary to play over inc, because both teams had Isl oints, and the referee decided thatt hey must play longer so as to bring bout decision. and 1t vas during his overtime period that Welsh lade basket and winning the game c to IS. The first half of the game nded in favor of the Sterlings. the sore being l g to g. but in the sec nd half the Films made steady gains