Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-17
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Saturday several interesting events took place at the golf llnks' Jesse w. Long secured first place Ill the one for the Presidents cup. Kay Tor and Sweeney were tied for second and Bliss Dayton secured third. The senior cup event was hotly contested, Long taking first honors, kaylor ana Whittemore tied for second place and Tracy North capturing third. In the boys cup event, Will Sweeney trst' Bliss Dayton second and D. Cramp- ton third. Another closely contest ed event was the Greens committee cup contest, Mrs Harris Whittemore securing first place, Mrs L. c. War ner taking the next place and Miss Gertrude Whittemore third. A tea vas served by Mrs G. Rumney, Mrs T. North and Mrs F. Bristol.
 Manager Howell of the Orphans took his team to the Park city yester- day to play the Newfelds, but when he arrived there the Bridgeport nine did not put in an appearance. He had been guaranteed a sum of mon ey to play and he began looking around for the manager but could not locate him. The Orphans put on their baseball togs and went out to the field and after waiting there some time started for home.
 The Naugatuck Hibernians and their friends will go to New Haven in a special train Wednesday to at tend the A. o. H. field day which will be held in that city. The train will leave here at S:30 o'clock in the morning and the round trip fare will be 65 cents The tickets which have been sold in advance must be ex- changed for railroad tickets before the special train leaves.
 The stock brokers office in Hopson block which has been conducted for some years past by Vohn B. Moran has gone out of business. William Devine of Ansonia, who has had charge of the place since John l. Goodrich was promoted to Hartford a few months ago, has left for his home.
 The republican electors will hold caucus in the borough court room tomorrow evening for the purpose of electing delegates to the republican state convention. The second con- gressional district convention, and to transact any other business proper to come before the caucus.
 Attorney Eugene Sullivan of Tor rington, district deputy of the K. of C., spent Saturday in town with relatives on his return from St Louis, where he tended the nation | al convention of Knights of Colum' bus.
 Herman Strand, merchant tailor in the Hopson block, has gone to Wash ington and will go into business in the city of Seattle. Mrs Strand will join her husband by the end of the month.
 William Sweeney, the son of Mir and Mrs John M. Sweeney of Hillside avenue, has taken the examinations and has made arrangements to enter Taft school in September. The prizes won by the Union City drum corps are on exhibition in Wat sons drug store window and they are being admired by members of the corps and their friends.
 Samuel Elders of Denver, Col, who has been visiting friends on Rubber avenue. has gone to New York city where he will spend a few days be- fore returning home.
 Fred Williams of West Mountain, the prize poultry man, has returned from Niagara Falls where he has been attending the American Poultry show.
 Workmen in the employ of the Southern New England Telephone company connected their wires with the new depo; building Saturday. George Mccarthy of Fishkill is visiting his parents. MT and Mrs W H. Mccarthy, of Central avenue.
 Harold Schmidt of Woodland street is spending a two weeks va. cation at Stratford.
 A. P. Garrigus of Galpin street is visiting relatives in Lakeville.
 Court Salem will hold a meeting this evening.