Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Miss Lillian Yale of Fairview avo- nue Is visiting relatives in Glilford.
 Miss Nellie Sullivan of North Main street is visiting her parents in Bris- tol.
 A son was born Thursday to MT and Mrs Thomas Reagan of Lewis street.
 William McCann and William Ed monson are visiting friends ip New Jersey.
 Michael Shea of. Hoadley street is entertaining his sister, Mrs Michael Horn of Maiden, Mass.
 The Imperial Moving Picture com pany will be the attraction this even ing at the Gem opera house.
 Louis Langford of Bridgeport is spending a few days with his father, M. J. Langford of North Main street.
 James Rielly, Charles Shea and John Carroll expect to leave Monday for Denver, where they will reside.
 Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Cen tral avenue left yesterday for few days visit with friends in Setauket, L. I.
 John Renehan, who has been talk ing course of study at the Mary land university, is home for the sum mer vacation.
 Mrs H. A. Dalby of Hillside ave nue entertained the members of Fri day Afternoon Whist club at her home yesterday.
 The Naugatuck Times, the new weekly newspaper of which Frank E. Nolan is editor and publisher, has been increased from four pages to six pages.
 The Naugatuck Consolidated baseball team and the Echoes and the Independents vs the West Sides will play on Misers lot on Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Gertrude Mooney, who at tends New Haven Normal school, IS spending a few days with her par ents, MT and Mrs John Mooney of Hillside avenue.
 A large delegation of the members of the local branch of the socialist party is in New Haven to-day attend ing the state convention of the party which is being held there.
 The Rev Dr E. A. Zetterstrand, pastor of the Salem Lutheran church, will administer the rite of confirmation to large class of chil- dren at the Sunday morning serv- ices.
 Patrick F.. Rooney of Scott street has taken a position with the Metro politan Insurance company. He succeeds John P. Hogan, who re- signed to fill the office of tax col lector.
 The funeral of Annie, the 7-months-old daughter of MT and Mrs John Lutzjus of "A Anderson street, who died Friday morning, was held this afternoon, with burial in St James's cemetery.
 Rev Gustav A. Anderson, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church, left yesterday for Cromwell, where he will attend a ministers conference. He will return next week. The services on Sunday will be conducted by Deacon Norland. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45.
 The members of Naugatuck camp. S. of ", are requested to meet Sun day evening at 6:30 in Grand Army hail. They will march from there to the Methodist church where serv- ice will be held and an address will be delivered by the Rev William 5. Harper. The subject will be The Call of Lincoln and the Call or Christ" ~
 The firemen were called out about 3:4O this morning in response to an alarm from box 56, corner High and Oak streets. They found a blaze m A clothes closet in the house owned by E. E. Stevens on Coen street and by James Hearns. The chemical engine was put into play and the flames were soon overcome. The damage done was slight.
 About thirty members of uie Cen cordia Singing society Of Brooklyn, N. Y, journeyed to Naugatuck to- day to assist in the celebration of the of Gustaf Schippe-s, pro- prietor of the Salem house on Rub- Der avenue. Mir Schippers hss been a member of the society whose mem bers come here to-day for many years, and it is one of the oldest Con- cordia singing societies In the coun- try. During the stay of the mem bers here of the Brooklyn delegation they will be the guests of dr Schip- pers and Eintracht lodge, D. O. H., and the Harugari Social club.
 The Naugatuck high school met their first defeat of the season yes terday when they were defeated by the Danbury high in Daabury. Pre- vious to playing yesterdays game the local team had a record of twelve straight victories out O: fourteen games played. A return gar1e be- tween these two teams will be played here on June 19. Following is the summary of the game played yester- day:
 N. H. S. ...... oOOOO33Oo---s D. H. s. ... .. 01115 51uO'--s
 Batteries-Schofield and o'Laugh- lin; E. Smith and Davis; umpire, Kelly.