Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

l W. Beetz of Naugatuck Will erect
 four cottages along the shore road Just below the Waverlyl Grove, Savin Rock. | The cottages are to be alike in appear ance, 1Sx30 feet, and will contain five rooms each. The foundations are now l being laid by Contractor J. l.. Sher- man, who will do the masonry. Harry Parmelee has the general contract for the work
 Suit has been brought against Pc liceman John Cannon for S4O0 dam ages by Charles Sandor of Cotton Hol- low. the plaintiff claiming that the de- fendant assaulted him. The papers in the case are returnable to the dis trict court of Waterbury on the first Tuesday in November. Attorney Ken nedy is counsel for the plaintiff. The | alleged assault is said to have been committed when Officer Cannon ac- companied Frank Wedge to Cotton Hollow last Sunday and arrested Charley Sandor at Wedges order. Sandor resisted arrest and grabbed hold of the policeman's revolver. Gan non butted him in the face with his head after which Charley submitted to arrest Later it was found that | Sandor was not the man wanted. In | the justice court in Beacon Falls Gan non was acquitted on charges of as sault and breach of the peace.
 The railroad commissioners gave a hearing this week at the Capitol rela- tive to matters connected with the change of location of the Naugatuck railroad tracks in Seymour. It was a reopening of an old matter which was l asked by the New York, New Haven and Hartford and the Naugatuck com pahies at the request of the selectmen and the principal manufacturers of the town. The elimination of a grade crossing is one of the points involved. The board reserved its decision.
 Among the deeds recorded at the office of the town clerk this week is that of the Austin Dunham estate to the railroad company. The property | transferred consists of strip of land situated between Rubber avenue and Long Meadow brook. The railroad | company will build highway through there. The highway is to extend from Rubber avenue to Elm street. Other deeds to the railroad company are those of Jacob Mariana, George Lutz Charles and Paulina Lattner.
 Over 300 children and adults were confirmed at St Francis church yes terday by the Rt. Rev Bishop Tierney. The church was well filled with pa rents and friends of those who were to be confirmed. The bishop was as sisted by the Rev Fathers Tanning. Higgins and McCabe. The girls were I ;,, xr,bitn n md tho hnUE wore dark suits and white ties.
 The Sveaborg Sewing society win meet with Mrs Joseph Carlson this evening at 8 o'clock at her home on Ward street.
 The members of the Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus minstrels will rehearse in the Gem opera house tomorrow afternoon.
 William H. Marshall, former. en- gineer of this town. but for several months employed as a bartender in Bridgeport, was found dead in bed last night about o'clock at his board- ing place at the home of Mrs Annie Franklin. 1893 State street In Bridge port. Marshall had suffered for sev- eral months with dropsical trouble but worked until Wednesday night when he was obliged to take to his bed. Dr Curtiss c. Hoyt was summoned and Marshall was thought to be getting on well. When his landlady called him asking if he wanted supper last night she received no response. She went to his room and discovered that he had expired. He had been dead but a few moments when his body was found Marshall was big man, standing six feet two inches and was heavy in proportIon. He met with an accident several years ago while railroading, and his foot was cut of at the anklei Dr Downs issued a certificate of death due to tlropsey and heart trouble.