Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-06
FAYETTEVILLE.

G the Naugatuck fire department. The morning game was played in the vil- lage The Naugatuck boys found Al len in the first inning and hit him up for twenty-two hits. finally ending with a victory for the visitors by score of Il to 5. Score by innings: Waterville .... 1000 1 o 0 0 g. 3 Naugatuck .... ? 1 GOA 1 0 0-11
 About 400 people witnessed the morning game. Tn the afternoon the Watervilles met with defeat by the Naugatucks in the rubber town by score of 3 to 3, in thea presence of about 1000 people. Burns did the tWirling for the Waterville boys, while Kirke was in the box for the home team. Neither pitcher was hit very strongly. The 'Ville boys lost the game in the first two innings. Score by innings:
 Naugatuck ..... o o o % o O-5
 The Branyah Social club members arrived home in a body late last eveIl- ing, after ten days outing and fish ing trip down the Connecticut and on the Sound, making their camp at Gris- wolRs Island. All report as having the best of good times throughout the entire trip. "A large number of the Branyah clubs friends met them on their return by 'bus from Bristol last evening and an elaborate menu was prepared for the hungry members by Chef Bayon at the Waterville hotel Edward Barker of this place twirled two games yesterday for Thomaston in which he played in star form, being victorious in the morning by defeating Torrington by score of Il to 3, allowing but two men to walk during the entire mine innings Tn the afternoon they were defeated by the Silver Go of Forestville by a score of to 5.
 The evangelists who have been hold ing revival meetings in tent on Ma pie street for the past ten days, OH the property owned by George Chase, have pulled up their stakes and gone elsewhere. Their last meeting was held Sunday night, lasting until Il o'clock, and causing no end of annoy ance to the many residents of Maple street and vicinity.
 The curb on the Sheffield street hill lis broken away, leaving the walk in very dangerous condition in front of the DoWnes property.
 There are several roads about the village that are badly in need of re- pair the worst being Orchard and Prospect streets.
 There will be a special meeting of the members of the Waterville engine company in Pythian block this evening at 8 o'clock, to decide on quarters for the company. All members are re- quested to be present.
 Regular meeting of Court Pine Hol low in Pythian hall this evening at $ o'clock.
 Class meeting at Grace M. F. church this evening at 7:45.
 James Bride and John Macauley of Bristol spent Sunday in town with friends.
 Robert Barnes of Southington, for merIy of this place, spent Sunday with B. N. Dyson of Main street.
 William Wolf of Maple street has returned from a two weeks vacation spent with relatives in New York city.
 Miss Alice Webster has returned from few days visit in Litchfield
 Master Harry McBuTney of Ply mouth is the guest of Joseph McCol- nell and family of Maple street.
 Mrs E. schmitt of New York city is sthe guest of Mrs Ferdinand Wolf 0f Maple street
 Miss Eliza Murphy of Newark, N. J, is the guest of Mir and Mrs G. W. Jack son of Main street.
 The Misses Anna and Mildred Jack son have returned from a three weeks trip to Vermont and Canada.
 The Misses Esther and Agnes Dru- foa are spending two weeks vaca- ton in Litchfeld.
 The Misses Emma Warmer, Nellie and Bertha Smith of Norwalk, are the guests of Mir and Mrs Charles Loomis of Cooke street.
 Frank Newbert of Ansonia spent yesterday in town.
 James Lynch of ForestvilIe who has been spending the past few days in town with his brother, D. F. Lynch, has returned to his home.
 Miss Jennette White of Clifford, for .merly teacher of the Sprague school, has returned to her home, after a few days visit with friends in town.
 Miss Edith West of Chapel street, who has been confined to her home for the past two weeks with a severe at tack of diphtheria, is improving very rapidly.
 Frank and Ella Bulley of Spencer, N1dSS, WHO ldNC OSGl CllE past few days with MT and Mrs La vergeer of Main street, have returned to their home.
 J. w Fawcett has returned from few days visit at his home in Stam- ford.
 John Ling of New York city is the guest of Mr and Mrs F. H. Wolff of Maple street.
 Frederick Emmons of Ansonia, who has been spending the past few days with his brother, Albert, of Sheffield street, has returned home.
 ColOred Mans Body Found.
 WALLINGFORD, Conn, Sept B. The finding of the body of Walter