Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-09

TERBURY EVENING | NAuGATUCK NUGGETS
 A Shakespearean musical was given yesterday afternoon by the Woman's Study club at the residence Of Mrs II. B. Futile on Millville ave nue. The programme included both vocal and instrumental music by members of the club and also a paper entitled "Shakespearean Music. It was one of the most delightful mu- steals in the history of the club. There was large attendance. The programme was as follows:
 Noices-Mrs May, Mrs Smith, Mrs Squire, Mrs Futile.
 At the piano-Mrs Baxter, Mrs Eaton, Mrs Soule.
 Overture-Midsumm Nights .
 Dream .... .... .. Aendelssohn Solo
 (a) Where the Bee Sucks..
 .... ......... Dr Arne
 (b) Heigh-Ho! for a Husband.
 ...... ......... vincent Trio-How Sweet the Moonlight,
 ..... ... .... .... tallcott Solo
 (a) Who Is Sylvia =. Schubert
 (Two Gentlemen of Verona)
 (b) Hark. hark. the Lark ..
 ..... -. Schu0erl
 (Cymbeline.)
 Pause
 Duet-It Was Lover and His
 Lass .,........ NaltheW Paper-Shakespearean Music. Solo
 ta) Clowns Song -. Henschel!
 (Twelfth Night)
 Cb) Fairy Lullaby -. Mrs Beach
 (c) Hamlets Soliloquy. =. Buch Quartette-Through the House
 Give Glimmering Light ...
 | .. .... Mrs Beach
 Midsummer Nights Dream)
 At the annual meeting of Nauga tuck aerie, F. o. E., officers for the ensuing year were elected as fol- lows: Worthy president, Edward H. Therrien; worthy vice-president. Thomas $. Foy; worthy chaplain, Robert T. Weaving; secretary, John P. Hogan; treasurer, Ambrose Daily; inside guardian, Gustav Gerber; out side guard, William II. Jones; trus- JnI C,,hl,inS t1frpd ASh- more and John P. Jones; aerie phy- sician. Dr w. A. Reilly. The newly elected officers will be installed on Monday evening, January 4. by Dis trict Deputy William J. Spain of Waterbury.
 There will be a social session at the meeting of Naugatuck lodge, B. P. O. E.. this evening. Exalted Ruler Rogers has appointed an en- tertainment committee who have prepared a programme that will be enjoyed and pleasant evening is in store for those who attend There will also be initiation. The ritual to be used in this degree provides for some splendid work and as many Ol lllt ultulDtIo nave liot S'FSii iI NN the degree work will prove very interesting for them
 According to the Commercial Rec ord there were two real estate sales in Naugatuck during last week and mortgages placed to the amount of s24OO For the corresponding week the previous year there were no sales and mortgages amounting to S1,7S0. The record in Naugatuck for the month of November for the past four years follows: 1908, sales :, mort gages S49.437; 1907, sales 12, mort gages $7.O00; 1906. sales 16, mort gages $16,135; 1905, sales 2S, mort gages $36,505.
 Centennial lodge, l. o. o. F., will hold a roll call' meeting at Odd Fellows hall next Monday night. The first degree win be conferred upon four candidates. An entire new set of costumes will be used Al! Odd Fellows belonging to out Of town lodges are cordially invited. At the close of the lodge refreshments will be served and a social session held
 The funeral of Peter Anderson, whose death occurred Sunday night at his home on Salem street, took place yesterday afternoon. The ser vice was conducted by the Rev c. A. Anderson. The interment was i'll Grove cemetery. The pallbearers were Andrew Norling, Henning Ol- son, Theodore John. Peter Nelson, Magnus Lorenson and MT BlOmberg. The funeral of Anna. the 3 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gust Sraquist of Salem street, was held yesterday. The service was con ducted by the Rev c. A. Anderson, l pastor of the Swedish Congregational church, The interment was in Grove  The Ladies Aid society will meet i at the home of Mrs H. E. Miller to- {, morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock 1 sharp. William Sumpf has resigned his | position as local delivery clerk for the trolley express.