Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-21
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Charles F. Hungerford of Nauga- tuck, treasurer of the fourteenth senatorial district committee, re- ceived $S50, which he distributed among eight towns in the district, John NJ. Sweeney, treasurer of the republican town committee of Naug- atuck, expended $4l9.05. H. c. G. Miles of Milford, democratic candi- date for state senator In the four John F. McDonough, democratic can didate for judge of probate, expend- ed $l16 of which $65 was given the democratic town committee. Charles r. Hungerford, republican candidate for judge of probate, expended $19.75. The expenses of Attorney Thomas Bowen, republican candidate Tor senator in the fourteenth sena- torial district, were $l59.
 Every holiday of the year is to be represented by booth appropriately decorated at the fair to be given in the parish house by the Ladies Aid society of the Congregational church, December and 3, New Years day,in charge of Mrs Sherrod Soule, Mrs George A. Lewis and Mrs T. M. Bull, has for it's chief attraction calendars for sale, consisting of the birthdays and short quotation from members, past and present, of the church. There are about 600 names in these calendars. The calendars should be seen to be appreciated.
 The special feature of the second musical service at the Congregations al church Sunday evening, December 6. will be the singing of new can tata by a double quartette, in which the regular quartette will have the assistance of Mrs II. B. Futile, Mrs l.. c. Warner and Messrs Harry Hyde and Robert Adams.
 The football game which was to have been played in Bridgeport Sun day between the Starlights of Naug- atuck and the Thunderbolts of Bridgeport has been transferred to Naugatuck and will be played on the Miser's lot Sunday afternoon.
 Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Josephine Stu gert of West mountain and George Stein of Boston, which is to take place next "Wednesday. The wedding reception will be held at the home of Anthony Mazotas.
 A reception was given the mem- bers of the Church Helpers of St Michael's Episcopal church and the Women's Study club by Mrs A. c. Futile at her residence on Terrace avenue. She was assisted in receiv- ing by Miss Futile.
 Victor Norling has resigned his po- sition in the G. M. R. Shoe Co.'S fac tory to take position as a member of Lallier's orchestra in Waterbury. This orchestra will furnish music for the new theater to be opened in that city next week.
 In the probate office Monday morn ing at II o'clock a hearing on the allowance of the account of R. w. Lewis, conservator for the late Fred erika Dreese, will be held. A hear ing will also be held upon the will of Mrs Dreese.
 John Clifford of Cherry street has been selected as one of the officials for the football game to be played between the All Waterbury and All Brooklyn teams in Waterbury Thanksgiving day.
 The work of laying the Naugatuck Water Co.'S new main in Straitsville is nearing completion, but it will take at least another month to finish 1t. A large number of men are en- ployed there.
 Insurance men were in town look ing over the Thomas Raytkiewich building on Spring street. which was badly damaged by fire yesterday.
 Workmen in the employ of the Naugatuck Water Co are connecting new main for the G. l. R. Glove Co on North Main street.