Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 Miss Agnes Hosford of Naugatuck and Arthur Knott of Rome, N. r., were married last Thursday in Rome, The following account of their we'd ding was published in the Rome news column of the Utica Herald Dispatch of last Friday: At [ o'clock last evening at the parochial residence of St Peters church, the Rev Father Henry, assistant pastor of St Peters church, united in mar riage Miss Katherine Agnes Hosford of 501 Lawrence street and Arthur Knott of 501 Lawrence street, the bride wearing a white hat and carrying a prayer book. Af- ter the ceremony the bridal party re- paired to the newly furnished home of the happy couple at 501 Lawrence street, where wedding supper was served. Both MT and Mrs Knott formerly lived in Naugatuck, Conn, he coming here about one year ago. where he accepted position in the Brass and Copper mill, where he is now employed and has been Tor the past year, with the exception Of about two months spent in Buffalo. Mrs Knott came to Rome aDout one month ago. The happy couple nave the best wishes of all for happy and prosperous welded life."
 Shepherd lodge, No IS, F. and A. M., has voted to accept the in- vitation to participate in the Ma sonic ceremonies at Hartford, Thursday, October 8. The last stone of the Hartford bridge will be laid by the Masonic Grand lodge. Most of the blue lodges of the state will be represented in the parade and many communicates of Knights Templar. All Masons in town are invited to accompany Shepherd lodge, whether members of the local lodge or not. -,
 Hunters licenses may be obtained at the office of the borough clerk. Every person desiring to hunt this season must take out license and must get it before he takes his gun and starts into the woods. The law requiring licenses has had a decided ly beneficial effect in keeping people from hunting who cannot tell the difference between a quail and a song bird.
 Whats the matter with the Nau- gatuck sports, anyway. Must be a jonah among the bunch. Several days ago they went to Boston to see Tuckey do things, and To, and be- hold their idol was knocked out of the box. Yesterday they went to New York to see the joints lam bast the Pittsburgs, and again they were disappointed for Pittsburg won. ...st. -
 M. R. Hart, chairman of the dem ocratic probate committee, has issued a call for the democratic probate convention. It will be held on Fri day evening at o'clock in the hose house in Beacon Falls. The town of Beacon Falls is included in the Nargatuck probate district.
 The Alpha Delta Chi fraternity will hold a meeting tonight. The society intends to give a play some time during the winter under the direction of Harry E. Benham. The name of the play and cast of char acters will be announced later.
 Teams from the Elm Athletic as- sociation and the Naugatuck high school will compete in the relay race at the Beacon Valley fair. Other teams will probably enter for the. race before the entires are closed.
 A meeting of the Church Helpers will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2;30 in St Michael's chapel. It is requested that returns be made of the foot of pennies" by all who are collecting the same
 Allen Tanner and Brainard Smith will leave for New Haven, where Mir Tanner will enter the Sheffield Scientific school and MT Smith will take course in music.
 The St Francis T. A. B. Society Drum corps have accepted an invi tation to attend a dance to be given by the Derby Drum corps Saturday evening, September 26
 The regular meeting of Liberty lodge, o. D. S. G., tonight will be called to order at 7:30 sharp. The members are requested to bring re- 
 Mrs Henry Matz and Mrs George Matz of South Main street have re- turned from New York city, where they have been spending few days.
 B. Waltman of Spring street and Joseph and Benjamin Schwartz have returned from Hartford, where they have been visiting friends.
 Post cards bearing on one side a photograph of Johnny O the woods. a well known tourist, are on exhibi- tion in some of the stores
 W. H. Watson's bird dog was struck by trolley car on North Main street the other day and killed.
 Upson, Singleton & Co.'S Ultra" suits are making a hit with the young fellows. .