Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

H. w. Reede of Derby is the guest of relatives in the borough.
 Miss Esther Basham has been wis iting her mother in Terryyille.
 Harry Rogers has returned from visit to his parents in Setauket, l.. l.
 Long was defeated last night by Stone in the pool match. The score being 75 to A. John O'Donnell of Meadow street at Amherst college. Charles Sumpf of Bradley street left yesterday to resume his studies ! ot Amherst college. Nolan of Naugatuck and Daly of Waterbury will play at the Waldorf pool parlors tonight. Miss Helen Ryan of Meriden is the guest of her sister, Mrs w. J. Neary of Fairview avenue. Rev Father Cunningham of South Meriden was visitor yesterday of the Rev James OR. Sheridan.
 Robert Clark left yesterday fol Ithaca. N Y., where he will resume his studies at Cornell university.
 Miss Agnes Breen and Mrs Mar 1 garet McAvoy of Ward street are 1 spending a few days in New York city.
 Mrs Richard Durkin and daughter l of J;ol, ,lar | few days with relatives in Torring- l ton.
 G. W. Benedict has had a large l illuminated electric sign placed on 1 the outside of his coal office OF ! lower Church street. ] It is expected that the new switch board that is being installed at the 1 local telephone office will be read! 1 for use next Sunday.
 The Alpha Deta Chi fraternity 1 in Red Mems hall. Prentzels or i chestra will furnish music. i Miss Pauline Phelps of Rubber 1 avenue, student at Mt Holyoke col lege, left yesterday to resume her 1 studies at that institution. i Manager Morse of the Gem opera | house will present bag of candy tC each boy and girl who attends the matinee tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Bertha Goram, who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs Joseph ! Swanson of Hillside avenue, has re- turned to her home in New York city.
 Miss Eleanor NJ. Manville of Hill side avenue, attended a reception in Ansonia Thursday night given by Miss Helen Bartholomew of that city.
 Miss Anna s. Tobin, former teacher of the local High school. but fnow a teacher in Jersey City. x. J.. was visiting friends in the borough recently.
 Mrs w. A. Fiske of Putnam, who has been spending >-;e past weeL of South Main street left today for with her mother, Mrs Joseph c Flynn her home.
 ht dl'l Dt'ltldlN llOliIdN V lSOllSil- lin of the F. of A. attended ban quct last night that was given the grand court officers by the courts of South Manchester.
 A hearing on the allowance of the final accounts of the estate of the late Fannie F.. Darlington will be held in the probate court on Monday, January $, at 9 a. m.
 Miss Agda Swanson of Springfield Mass. who has been spending the holidays with her parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Swanson of Walnut street, has returned home. \ large delegation from Magnolia Encampment went to Seymour last night to visit Weldley Encampment of that place. The third degree was worked after which banquet wa served
 The funeral of Timothy Hanle, took place this afternoon from thl home of his parents. Mir and Mrs John Hanley of Rubber avenue to S' Francis church lnterm2nt was ir S. Francis cemetery. The Business men of the Y. M. , C. \. and the men teachers of the public schools are making arrange ments for a game Of basketball tu be played at the High school gym. nasium on Friday. January 10.
 In rhe pool tournament that is