Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-16
NAUCATUcx NUGGETS

NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
 The new Odd Fellows hall in thu
 Twitchell building on Park place wal
 dedicated last evening. Grand Master
 Grant H. Kiersted, assisted by ths
 members of the grand lodge. The
 hall presented handsome appear
 ance. The members of Centennia
 lodge, No 100, Magnolia Encamp-
 ment, No 16, and Columbian Rebek'
 ah lodge, No 35, were present and as- sisted in the ceremonies. The ordef of exercises consisted of instrumental music and addresses, and all of the
 numbers were very good. After the exercises all present adjourned to the
 banquet hall where fine collation. awaited them. There were a large number of out-of-town guests present
 The following are the different com mittees that made the affair suc- cess: Committee of arrangements, A.
 H. Eagan, P. G., chairman; Robert V. Parker, P. G., Robert T. w. Adams, P. G., Frederick w. Weber, P. G., William c. Painter, P. G., Warren D. Abel, P. G.; reception committee, Glenn F. Noble, P. G., chairman; Harry Bickerdike, noble grand; w. G. Hard, Charles H. Hoadley, P. G., George T. Wigmore, P. G., L. H. Winslow, F. F. Schaffer, William H. Eastman, vice grand; F.. w. Tolles, P. | G., Thomas Bowen, P G., Thomas Bowen, P. G., Frank H. Judd, T. M. Bull, M. D., T. s. Waite, P. G., P. c. F., A. H. Dayton, P. G., P. c. F.; ban quet committee, William H. Eastman, V. G., chairman; R. E. Owens, P. G., J. E. Marsden, P. G., William A. Tit ley, P G., c. w. Moss, P. G., Albert Mai; Mrs Lizzie Stahl, V. G., chair man; Mrs Clara Waite, P. G., Mrs Mabel Lutz, Mrs Mae Titley, Mrs Mary Jackson, noble grand; Mrs Mary Newton.
 Michael B. Reidy and Seth D. Bingham, nominated by the S3mo- crats for representatives, are two well known young men and they have been before the public for some years, having held office on numerous occa- sions, and they will receive the full democratic vote and many republican voters. MT Reidy is at present one of the representatives from here and he is engaged in the mason business. He is a member of the firm of Reidy & Kelly. MT Bingham is one of the divo ct 4n fc nf h0r and he has held the office of justice of the peace for several years.
 The democrats will hold rally in the Gem opera house next Monday evening. The speakers will be the Hon Theodore A. Bell of California and the Hon Donaldson Caffrey of Louisiana. Both men are we'll known public speakers and the opera house will undoubtedly be filled with voters of both parties. The rally will begin at 7:15 sharp as MT Bell will go to Waterbury to deliver an address in that city after he speaks here.
 There will be many visiting Yea Yea boys in Waterbury tomorrow evening, when the big Eagles fair opens in the nest on South Main street. They are coming from many places in order to give their breth- ren a fitting send of. They will find a warm welcome The nest will be a blaze of electricity. for M F. Grea- ney has promised to outdo all other electrical displays.
 Since the nominations of A. c. Tut tie and Carl w. Thompson last Satur- day night by the republicans. and their refusal to run, the party has been at loss as to whom would ac- cept. They will undoubtedly an- nounce the candidates soon. Nauga- tuck men do not seem to be anxious to go to Hartford. Men named by both parties have declined
 A rally will be held. this evening by the Swedish-American Republican club in the hall on Hillside avenue. The speaker of the evening will be the Rev Dr s. G. Ohman of New Britain. There will also be speeches by local men. After the rally smoker will be held and all are cordially invited to be present.
 The Taft and Sherman Glee club have been invited to sing at the ral- ly of the Swedish American Republi- can club this evening. The next of the Taft and sherman club will be held next Wednesday night.
 The Parish House Association Mems club has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, Charles P. Slade; vice-president Ralph E. Smith; secretary, Glenn F. Noble; treasurer, Louis C. Knox.
 At Columbus hall tonight a whist party and dance will be given by the Altar society of St Mary's church. It promises to be one of the most enjoy able social events of the season.
 H. C. c. Mills was appointed as the nominee from the fourteenth demo- cratic senatorial district to take the place of John M. Page, who refused to be candidate.
 Thomas O'Loughlin, grand secre- tary of the Foresters of America, has returned from Litchfield, where he has been on official business.
 There were 26 births in Nauga- tuck last month, 14 males and 12 fe- males. There were six marriages during the month.
 Abe Rosenblatt of Bridge street. who has been visiting friends in New York city for the past few days, has returned home.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Tuekey are