Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-20
NAliGATuCK NUGGETS

M1QQIeDury hdS issued lnVltaIlons ioT the marriage of her daughter, Miss Jessie Leveretta Griggs, to Arthur Holland Chenoweth. the ceremony to be performed at the Congregational church, Middlebury, of which the brides father was for some time pas tor, on the evening of Thursday, Sep tember 3, at o'clock. Miss Griggs is the solo soprano of Trinity church choir, Waterbury. She has large number of friends in Naugatuck.
 The annual clambake of the Hay makers of Natatuc association will be held at Noble's farm on Saturday. The spread will be up-to-date in ev- cry particular. A programme of athletic sports with baseball game will be part of the afternoons enjoy ment and buses will be chartered to convey the members and their friends to the farm.
 A party of fishermen have returned after an outing at Lake Quassapaug. They report some big catches, espe- cially the catching by Edward Stauf fer of bullhead which measured 16 inches in length and weighed nearly two pounds. It is said to have been the largest bullhead caught in Lake Quassapaug in number of years.
 At Music hall. New Haven, last night several of the Ladies auxili- aries took part in a drill competition in which the drill team of Auxiliary nf Grcf ySpivn with 100 per cent. The second prize was awarded to Naugatuckss auxil- iary drill team, which had.a mark of eighty-five per cent.
 Tom Tuckey who is pitching for the Boston National baseball team of the National league, made fine showing against the Pitsburg team yesterday. His many friends here were pleased to learn of his success. It looks as though Tuckey is going to make good in the big league this sea- son.
 The pool tournament which was held last winter between the Waldorf and team from Waterbury created considerable interest. Manager Sta pleton says that he will be ready early in September to have another and in the meantime he will find out if Waterbury is willing to have an- other.
 There will be a hearing before commissioners appointed by the war den on the amounts of benefits and damages to be assessed against the property owners of Ward street by reason of the proposed changes on grade and highway lines Saturday.
 The partnership between Hevey & Spadola, plumbers, has been dis solved and MT Hevey will carry on the business alone hereafter. His office is at 10 Church street. Tele- phone in his residence at S4 Freder- sck street is 22-l4.
 Charles w. Grell of North Main street has gone to New York for a few days. He will take part in the fat mems 100-yard race which will be given under the auspices of the Coney Island A. C. of which MT Grell is a member.
 The game between the Clerks and the Southfords is being played on Firemen's field this afternoon. The Clerks have been out for practice ev- cry day this week and they are in good shape for the contest.
 Mrs A. C. Hinckley. Miss Nellie Hinckley. Miss Helen McCabe, Miss Constance Penrose and Miss Josie Garrick have returned from Asbury Park, where they have been spend ing their vacation.
 The Naugatuck drum corps fur nished music for the Second division, A. o. H., of Ansonia in the state A. o. H. parade in New Haven yester- day.
 Lallier's band of Waterbury will give prize dance in Columbus hall this evening.
 Cyrus Curtis attended the reunion of the Barber family at Harwinton yesterday.
 Officer Malone is on his vacation and Officer Dodge is doing patrol duty.
 Samuel Enanberg of North Main street is visiting relatives in Detroit, Mich.
 Clayton Davis is clerkinE for a week in Rays store in Seymour.