Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-07
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Cuman Ma Gaelige society ! will meet this evening in St Cecilia hall.
 John Gibbons of Cliff street is re- ported as being seriously ill at his home.
 Imperial moving picture exhibi- tion tonight at the Gem opera house.
 The Harugari Social club will hold a regular meeting this evening at their hall.
 A daughter was born yesterday tt MT and Mrs Patrick Long of South Main street
 The Misses Mary and Lizzie Ken nedy of Meadow street are spending weeks vacation in Atlantic City.
 Fred Hodson of North Main street who has been confined to his home by rheumatism is now able to be out.
 The services at the First Baptist church, Union City, will be conduct ed by Rev MT Hanna of Philadel- phia.
 Mrs Karl Hussels and daughter oi Aetna street will sail next week fol Germany where they will visit rela' tives.
 In the probate court yesterday Seth D. Bingham was approved as execu' tor of the estate of the late Gilbert Wooster
 Thomas, the little son of MT and Mrs Charles Austin, who is i'll at the Waterbury hospital, is reported as improving,
 Mrs Margaret Lawlor of Beebe street, has returned from New York where she has been attending the spring millinery openings.
 The Juvenile division of the A. o H. will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in A. o. H. hall. All members are requested to be present.
 The Rev Algoth Ohlson of New Haven preached the sermon last ev- ening at the revival meeting in the Swedish Congregational church.
 Miss Gertrude Mooney, who at tends normal school at New Haven, is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs John J. Mooney of Hillside avenue.
 William J. Kelliher, who recently resigned his position as clerk in R. V Parker's drug store has taken a po sition at R. R. Harder's clothing store.
 Mr and Mrs William Kennedy and daughter Helen will leave Monday | for Palm Beach, Fla, where they will spend the remainder of the month.
 H. Tague, state president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, and other state officers will be present at the meeting of Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles next Monday evening.
 All members of the local lodge oI Elks who have tickets for Oberam. mergau are requested to make re- 1 turns to the chairman of the ar rangement committee before 9 o'clock this evening.
 l The Shaker" entertainment which was to have been given by the junior league of the Methodist church last night was postponed on account oi the inclement weather to next Tues day evening.
 The last session of the evening school was held last night. Since the opening night last fall seventy one sessions have been held and the average attendance to March 1 has been 56.29.
 Henry H. Squire of North Main street will conduct the services al l Trinity church in Northfield on Sun day morning. and in the evening he 1 will conduct services at St Peters church in Plymouth Hill.
 The Red Mems travelling blanke which has been passed from tribe tC tribe in the state will be brought tC ] Naugatuck from New Haven or ! March 26. The occasion will b, marked with special ceremony, anC ' the great chiefs of the state will talk, part in the celebration. The pictorial reproduction of the ! passion play which is entitled "Ob. erammergau, Its People and their Plays" is to be presented tomorrow afternoon and evening under the au- spices of the Naugatuck lodge Oi ! Elks. The advance sale of reserved seat tickets indicates that there will be a large attendance at both after. noon and evening entertainments.
 John ]. Lynch. who figured in the 1 triple tragedy yesterday in Avon by shooting his wife and his mother. in-law and afterwards putting a bull let into his own head. was a former resident of this place. during the time of which he resided on Carroll street and was employed in the grinding room of the C. I. R. Co. factory. He was calling on friend. here one day last week and the part he took in the awful affair is q great surprise to his acquaintances ! The basketball in the opera house last night between the local higf school team and the Crosby high o Waterbury proved 10 be one of tn, fastest games seen played on tn, local floor this season. The Ioca team proved to be too much foI the visitors. who had to fight everl minute of the game. The ina score vas 3s to q. The Ifne-ur was as follows:
 ! Waterbury. NauEatuck Brown ---- .--- co O'LOughliT
 Right Forward { CallendeT -- --. MeeEsr Left Forward | hAESflUdum LIe1rl
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