Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS


 to l9. The game was close one from the start. One of the features of the game was the throwing of seven foul goals by WelCh of the local team. He made that number out of eight tries, Elms. Position. Bristol pii hNiu MtlHlN '
 Right forward.
 Nelcn ........,..... SChohelu
 Left forward.
 DoHoNah ...,,,........ DllIon
 Center.
 Pager and Happy. ..... Brown
 Right guard.
 Mccarthy ............... Jones
 Left guard.
 Field goals, Mcintyre 3, Schofeld l, Dillon 3, Brown l, Jones ?, Welch 7, Donovan ?, Pager ?; foul goals, Mcintyre 1, Welch :; referee, Peted Foley; timer, Nixon.
 The preliminary game between the Starlight Juniors and the Columbias was won by the former by the score of 24 to l5.
 Olaf P. Nelson, aged G4 years, died yesterday at the home of his sister, Mrs N. A, Olson, on Hillside avenue. He was one of the oldest Swedish res idents of this borough, having resid- ed here about 20 years. He leaves one daughter, Mrs Carl w. Thompson of New street, also two sisters, Mrs x. A. Olson of Naugatuck and Mrs 0. x. Dalquist of Manistee, Mich, and two brothers, John of Naugatuck and Nils of Wallingford. He was mem Der of the Salem Lutheran church and of the Luther league and was one of the charter members of the Con- cordia Sick Benefit society of that church, which society was organized 20 years ago. He was also member of the Carpenters union. The fu- neral will be held Thursday after ternoon at 1:30 from the residence of x. A. Olson and at ? o'clock at the Salem Lutheran church. The ser vice will be conducted by the pastor, the Rev Dr F. A. Zetterstrand. The interment will be in Hillside ceme- terr.
 At the meeting of the Queen of the Forest circle, C. o. F., last evening in Foresters' hall the following off cers were elected for the ensuing term: Chief companion, Mary Schreck; sub-chief companion, Ma mic Patterson; financial secretary, Anna Weaving; recording secretary, Martha Buchanan; treasurer, Mary E. Deegan; right guard, Kate Ford; left guard, Kate Clancy; inside guard, Fannie Draper: outside guard, Ruth Leary; trustee for three years, Mary Foley; physician. Dr w. A. Reilly. At the next regular meeting of the circle the newly elected officers will be installed by Supreme Circle Deputy George c. Lambert.
 The first assembly dance will be held tomorrow evening in Columbus hall. The following have consented to act as patronesses: Mrs Amos Gull yer, Mrs w. E. Gerrish. Mrs E. II. Johnson, Mrs II. c. Rolf, Mrs l. L. Mrs H. B. Futile, Mrs l., C. Warner, Mrs G. T. Wigmore. The catering will be in charge of Mrs Thorpe and the music will be fur nished by Beeman and Hatch. The will be eighteen dances and four extras. The second assem- bly, will be held on Monday evening, February 22
 The funeral of Thomas F. Leary whose death occurred Monday at St hospital in Bridgeport was held this morning at s o'clock from the residence of his sister, Mrs Cor nelius Touhy, on Scott street, and at S:S0 at St Francis's church. The in .erment was in St Francis s cemetery The deceased leaves widow and one Mrs Bessie Laflame, also two sisters Mrs Cornelius Touhy and Miss Catherine Leary, and one broth ar, James Leary.
 Branch 20 of the Lithuanian Iountry's Love society. will hold a 90 year jubilee ill memory of the well known author and writer, Dr Nincas Kudirka at Lin len park tomorrow evening at 1:30 There will be addresses by local and put of town speakers, in the Lithuan- an language, followed by an enter ainment and reception.
 Mrs Jennie F. Devine died yester- lay at her home in Seymour. She vas a past chief of the Pythian Sis CTS anr was also member of the Order of the Eastern Star. The fu- leral will be held tomorrow after loon at 2:30.
 Arrangements for the Foresters night celebration to be held to-mor- 'ow evening in Foresters' hall are LOW completed. All Foresters in Nau- gatuck are invited.