Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-18
SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS
The Barber Shops of This Place to
Close According to Union Hours.

Inc BARBER SHOPS OF rms Rlace 10
Close According to Union Hours.
There was no session of the borough
court this morning.
w. #. Brennan has returned from a
vacation. spent at Woodmont.
The Rev w. d. Tuckey left this
morning for Churchtown, Pa, where
he will spend two weeks vacation.
Beginning to-day the barber shops
will be closed on the union hours,
which are as follows: Monday night,
6 o'clock; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday nights at 8 o'clock, and
Saturday night at IL o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs Julia Freeman
took place yesterday afternoon at 2:3O
from the home of her son, Richard, on
Rubber avenue and at 3 o'clock from
st Franciss church. Interment was III
st Francis's cemetery.
-Four balls; take your basev UNI
pire Johnny Breen, Jr, said that last
Saturday afternoon in the game be-
tween the fremen and the Ansonias
until he was tired out The game was
played at Linden park, the United For
esters. who were holding picnic
there, offering a purse of $40. Moran
started in to tWirl for Naugatuck, but,
oh, he was awful! He did not seem to
be able to throw straight ball. Some
thing has happened to Cliffs arm or
else Saturday was his off day, for he
surely did everything but pitch in Sat
urday's game Ansonia was not much
better and both teams kept creeping
up and falling back on the score, and
at the end Of the game the score was
IL to Is in Ansonia's favor. Young
Breen, the umpire, got his bumps Sat
urday, and at one time it looked as II
some of those Ansonia chewerS would
eat his head off, but no matter whether
his decision was right or wrong, it can
not be said that Johnny took one Of
them back or let anyone pull the wool
over his eyes. One does not like to ad-
minister severe calling down to the
firemen of this town, because they have
done their best this season to put upon
the field a team that could hold its
own with any of the crack teams Of
firemen's base ball team, they succeed
ed. But notwithstanding all this, much
just criticism can be called and put be-
fore the firemen for the very poor per-
centage of the PLAYERS who have turned
up at practice. Practice makes per-
feet, and there is a wide berth in the
team for practice.
The board of warden and burgesses
will meet tomorrow night.
Miss Emma Bascombe of Stapleton,
NJ Y, is visiting Mr. and Mrs Robert
Griffith Of Rubber avenue.
Miss Marya McC arthy, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs Fitzpatrick Of
Scott street, returned yesterday to her
home in New York city.
The lNorwoods.o of Waterbury defeat
ed the x. M. G. A. team of this town on
Hotchkiss field Saturday afternoon BY
a score Of Ill to z Eleven innings
were played to decide the game. The
batteries were Hart and Ensign for
the 7. NJ G. A. and Barnes and Harry
for the. Norwoods.
Joseph A. Wall Of Stap1eton, N. Y,
who has been visiting Robert e. Crit
fifth of Rubber avenue, returned home
yesterday.
Master Harold Clarke Of Meriden is
visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
.E j. Steele of Hillside avenue
{ Harry Olsen and Oscar Anderson re
turned from a weeks outing, spent in
camping at Lake Quassapaug.
Mrs George Young is spending her
vacation at Walnut Beach.