Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-14
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

MrS Eva lrueSQale IS III dt He! home on Cherry farm.
 Mrs J. P. Jones of Carroll court i' confined to her home with the grip.
 Michael Reilly of Aetna street i: confined to his home by illness.
 F. F. Schaffer of Hillside avenue left to-day for few weeks vacation in Camden, S. c.
 Wallace Traver of New York city was the guest of relatives in this cit! | to-day.
 Thomas Burke of Franklin, Mass. who has been visiting relatives 1T town, has returned home.
 S. E. Beach of Winsted was 1T town yesterday attending the funer al of Mrs Lucia w. Beach. MT and Mrs James Waters of Hart ford, who have been the guests of re- 1 latives in town, have returned home
 The Imperial Moving Pictures vii be the attraction at the Gem opera house tomorrow afternoon and even ing.
 Attorney Eugene O'Sullivan ot Torrington has returned home aftel short visit with relatives in this borough.
 John M. Hearns, D. D., K. of c. in stalled the newly elected officers oi Aurora council, No 53, in Seymour last night.
 Scott company, U. R. K, will give a prom Saturday night in Pythian hall. Prentzels orchestra will fur nish music.
 Miss Florence Brennan of Bridge street has taken position as clerk in Miss J. M. Scott's dry goods store on Water street.
 The choir boys of St Michael: church will give another performance of their minstrel show Saturday ev- ening in the chapel.
 The condition of the little daugh. ter of MT and Mrs James H. Keeney of Cherry street, who is ill with pneumonia, is slightly improved.
 The annual meeting of the stock. holders of the Natugatuck Water Co will be held Monday, February IT in the borough court room at s p. m.
 Mid-week service will be held in the parish house this evening at 7:3O o'clock. Subject, "The Power of Per- sistence," the second of the three par ables of prayer.
 Word was received by James Rans- low of Phoenix avenue that his moth- CT is critically i'll at her home in Millville, Mass. MT Ranslow left for Millville yesterday.
 Harris, the young son of Mir and Mrs George Englehart of Woodland street collided with a fence while coasting on his sled and severely sprained his ankle yesterday after noon.
 Mrs Mason w. Dewitt of Park place who is visiting her daughter in Providence, R. l., fell Wednesday and fractured her arm. On receiving word of the accident MT Dewitt left for Providence.
 A fair sized audience witnessed the ''Toy Makers" at the Gem opera house last night, and the show was deserving of better patronage, as it was of higher grade than usually plays in the local play house.
 A George Washington whist and barn dance will be given on Satur- day, February 22, by the Ladies Auxiliary to the A. O. H., in Hiber- nian hall. The tickets are 25 cents each person and the proceeds will go toward the building fund.
 St Johns girls basketball team of Waterbury were defeated by the Crimson five, girls team, of Nauga- tuck in the High school gymnasium last night, the score being s to 0. The girls are arranging for a game with the Gilbert Girls of Winsted.
 The funeral of Willard. the : year old son of MT and Mrs Robert Dibble of North Church street, who died yes terday afternoon, will be held Sat urday afternoon at 2:30. The Rev Sherrod Soule will conduct the ser vice and the interment will be in Grove cemetery.
 The old main line of the railroad now presents a deserted appearance First the depot was taken away and some of the side tracks were also taken up and yesterday the gates at