Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

[ OGOTgcs fDOOlu u INcW Ild'Nh iS visiting friends in the borough.
 The Naugatuck hose and hook and ladder company will meet tonight in the Water street hose house.
 The Union City drum corps held their fourth annual smoker last night at their rooms on Anderson street.
 Tomorrow being the first Friday of the month, masses will be celebrated at St Franciss church at ,, and 5 o'clock.
 The officers of Cough comnlandery will be installed tonight by District Deputy and Organizer c. NJ. Moss of Hartford.
 An important meeting of the Young Mems Catholic institute will be held tonight Officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Hewett of Der by were the guests yesterday of Mrs Hewett's parents, MT and Mrs Pat rick Brennan, of Church street.
 Thomas Trainor of North Main street will leave tomorrow morning for New York city to attend the fu- neral of relative, who died in that place yesterday.
 A New Years reception was held yesterday afternoon by MT and Mrs John H. Whittemore of Church street. About 300 guests were present. Music was furnished by Beeman and Hatchs orchestra of Hartford. The catering was done by MT Habenstein, l also of Hartford.
 The representatives of the various | fraternal orders will meet tonight ill Hibernian hall to discuss the change l in rates for the medical service rem ! dered by the local physicians. Just what will be the outcome of this meeting is as yet matter of conjec- ture.
 The Elm basketball team went tt I Ansonia last night and were defeat ed by the Ansonia basketball team the score being 28 to 27. The gam' was hard fought one as the score will indicate. The Films made fin' showing in the face of the fact tha their opponents were much heavier team.
 The Christmas festival of the Sun day school of St Michael's Episeopa church was held last evening at th' Gem opera house. A large numbel of the teachers and friends of th' Sunday school were present. Pro H. H. Johnson gave few recitation which were very much enjoyed. Re treatments were served and each o the children received choice box o candy. The party broke up at al early hour.
 Timothy Hanley, aged 13 years died last night at II o'clock at tn home of his parents. Mir and Mir John Hanley, of Rubber avenue. Tn deceased was victim of lockjav caused from the skin around tn knee being torn open while playinl with some boys near his home las Thursday. Announcement of whicl appeared in the Democrat of Frida, evening. The funeral will be hell tomorrow afternoon from the hous at 2:30 and at St Francis church a 2 D. m. Interment in St James ceme tery.
 The trial of William H. Dunn, wh is charged with burglary, did no come up in the borough court thi morning as his associate, Allen, ha not been taken into custody, al though a diligent search is beinl made for him. An agreement wa reached this morning between At torney Kennedy. who Is engaged t defend Dunn. and Prosecuting Attor ney Sweeney. whereby the trial wa put over until Wednesday morning January &. the same amount of bond being required for the release 0 Dunn and Miss Margaret Cooney fur nished the bond.
 The Zoo dance given by Mir an Mrs John F. Rick at Red Mems hal last night was largely attended Many novel features were introduce during the sixteen numbers of tn programme. Music was furnished b PrentzeIs orchestra. The dance take it's name from the fact that durin the evening as all were marchin about the hall, each person was giy en fancy cap for the head represent ing each member of the anims Kingdom. There were two caps re presenting the same animal. one Q which was given to a man and tn other to a girl. Partners for tn next dance were chosen by caps. am the guests were expected to wear tn caps during the remainder of the ey ening. Little Miss Esther Lawlo danced the highland fling an sailors hornpipe. and four girls. Nils Edie Munson. Miss Adeline Sauter Miss Florence Owens and Miss Edn Divis presented the French skir dance. Miss Owens and Miss Munsoi aIso gave an exhibition of the bucl and wing dance number Of per sons were present from Middlebury Among those who attended iron Waterbury were Mr and Mrs Charle