Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
Naugatuck Badly in Need of Hotel As
 commodations.

commodations.
 The Naugatuck football team played the Acorns of Bridgeport on Hotchkiss field Saturday afternoon, neither side scoring The game was fast and ex- citing and was witnessed by large crowd.
 The O. H. O. team of this town and the Merrimac Juniors of Waterbury played on Washington park. The Mer- rimacs won by a score of to O. The West End and Starlight teams played hard fought game immediately after the O. H. O. and Waterbury teams played. Neither side scored. The West Ends and Starlights have played two games this season and each time neither team has scored. Another con- test is being arranged and it ought to prove an exceedingly fast and interest ing one.
 Miss Mamie H. Renehan, who at tends the state normal school at New Haven, spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in town.
 Charles L. Hoadley and J. H. Weaver are attending the state convention of the Knights of Pythias which is being held in New Britain to-day. They went as delegates from Gavel lodge of this town.
 The annual meeting of St Francis T. A. B. society will be held this even- ing.
 The Mohawk Athletic club held an enjoyable smoker at their club rooms on Rubber avenue Saturday night.
 The funeral of Miss Mamie Talbot,
 
 ing took place this morning at $50 o'clock from the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Talbot on Car roll street, and at 9 o'clock from St Francis's church. The interment was in St Francis's cemetery.
 Paul Bolinski is attending the Polish National alliance convention this week at Wilkesbarre, Pa. He represents the Polish court of this town.
 The seventh annual dance of the Sa- lem Social club was held Saturday evening in Columbus hall. The affair was a great success. Ford's orchestra furnished music and Prof Baxter prompted.
 The local stage hands union held a sacred concert at the Gem opera-house last night. A pleasing program was rendered and all the numbers were roundly applauded. The program con- sisted Of selections by the Waterbury Mandolin club. violin solos by Mir Prentzel of the Military band orches- tra, recitations by Miss Lottie Terry, baritone solo by George Maher, coon songs and parodies by Kiely and No Ian, cornet solos by Miss Ethel Ad- amson, recitations by Walter Percival of the Mamie Fleming Go, and illus trated songs by Master Barbadour of the Fleming company. The stage hands union has been organized but a short time and Is In fo1rrishing com dition. They wish to publicly express their thanks to all who helped make their concert such q success and wish to thank in a special manner the man< ager of the Fleming Repertoire com pany, who kindly furnished Illustrated songs and other balent. The Fleming company's baggage did not arrive here until late hour last night but the manager immediately placed the picture machine in position and turned 1t over to the use of the stage hands.
 The fire department was called out Saturday night to the home of MT and Mrs John Maher on Carroll street. where slight fire was raging. The fire was quickly extingunshed. The fire was caused by the overturning of a lamp.
 That Naugatuck will soon have to have hotel large enough to accommo- date all who apply for rooms is becom- ing more and more apparent every day. The hotels now in this borough have nearly all their rooms taken by regular roomers, leaving no rooms at all for transients. Yesterday Manager Gracey spent nearly all day trying to get accommodations for the members of the Miss Mamie Fleming company, who open weeks engagement at the opera house tonight. but he could se cure no rooms at all, not even in pri- vate houses, and was finally obliged to secure accommodations for his con- pany in Waterbury. A hotel large enough to accommodate all who apply for room ought to pay in this borough, for as 1t is now many transients have to go to Waterbury to secure accommo-