Naugatuck River
a river of S. through New Haven county, and Connecticut, rises in Litchfield county, runs S. enters the Housatonic river at Derby. It is nearly 65 miles long. The chief city on its bank is Waterbury.
NAUMBURG (noum'börg), a quaint old town of Prussian Saxony, on the Saale, 30 miles S. W. of Leipsic. Of its six churches, the triple-towered cathedral (1207-1242) is a noble Romanesque and Gothic structure. Prior to the World War the manufactures included ivory The seat of a bishopric (1059-1564), Naumburg suffered much in the Thirty Years' War; in 1814 it came to Prussia.
Pop. about 27,500.
Pop. about 27,500. seaport with an excellent roadstead in the Morea, Greece, at the N. extremity S. of Corinth. It has naval yards and ordnance works. At an early period it NAUTCH GIRL the 13th century it was occupied by the Venetians (who called it Napoli di Romania), and it was taken by the Turks in 1540. From 1824 to 1835 it was the capital of Greece, and had a population of upward of 12,000; but on the removal of the court to Athens it fell into decay.
Pop. about 13,000.
NAVAL INSIGNIA in NAVAJO (nav'a-hō) INDIANS, a half-civilized tribe of the Athabascan group. They have a reservation northeastern Arizona, extending in New Mexico and Utah. They have considerable native civilization, not a few of them engaging in agriculture, and in raising horses, sheep, and goats. They weave blankets, which are prized highly girl in the