Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-18
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

outside of New Britain. This is the team she is now corresponding with at present trying to arrange the game that will decide who are the cham piOns. It would be unwise for the local team to play any team she has defeated this season, as some of her best players might get injured and then her chances against New Britain would be lessened If high schooi teams in the state have not had the pleasure of playing the Naugatuck team this year it is their own fault. as Naugatuck has always been ready to meet all corners, the best of them preferred. She has trimmed every eleven she has lined up against and not one point has been scored against her. | This is a record to be proud of, and any fair minded man will agree that 1 if there is any team in the state that has a right to lay claim to the cham piOnship it is the fast Naugatuck eleven. The players are now in great shape, and practicing every day. Wa terbury High certainly would like to wipe out that defeat of ( to o. but their chances of getting show to do it are very slim. They got their medi- cine and ought to take it like football men. If the game between the Naug- atuck and New Britain elevens is ar, ranged it will be played on Electric field in New Britain or Yale field. In- formation is at hand that the chances | for Naugatuck getting a show to play for the championship are exceedingly bright. as New Britain seems more than anxious for a game with the Naugatuck team. John Stringer and several of the local team are ill Hart | ford today to see the Meriden- New Britain game and to complete arrange ments for the game between Nauga: tuck and Kew Britain. which is to take place next Saturday.
 Michael Halligan returned home from visit in Boston the past two weeks.
 Several people from this place at tended the pictures of the Britt-Nelson | fight in Poli's last evening and were heard to say they were the best they ever saw.
 The local members of the c. A. R. attended birthday party given by Wadhams post in Waterbury last even ing .... ~. 1 W. 4. French has finished clustering the house in Waterville which he was doing for E. A. Hotchkiss, and has started the foundations for two more houses which John Weisman is nov ing from Bridge street to School street. '. 1 Several people have called the at. tention of the local representative of this paper to the condition of the side walk on North Main street just above Prospect street. there being very bad hole right at the end of the walk, where some one will break leg some of these dark nights, and perhaps it will then be attended to.
 The Blue Front Juniors of Union City will play the postponed game with the Alpine Juniors of Beacon Falls tomorrow afternoon on City hill at 2:30.
 The scarlet fever patient at Howard Tsabelrs is doing as well as could Dc expected.
 There is no football game in town to-day, as most of the players have gone to New Haven, and the game with the Scorchers of Seymour could not be arranged.
 The Films of this place and the strong Golden Star team will play here tomorrow, and as both teams are in good condition good game can be looked for. -.....-s.
 All-Waterburys and the Fort Terry team tomorrow on the Rye lots. Naug- atuck people hoping to see the soldiers win, there will be good crowd up from here to help them out.
 There will be an important meeting of the Swedish Republican club in their rooms on Bridge street tonight at 8 o'clock.
 Services will he held in all of the churches tomorrow morning at the usual hours.
 The Waterbury Military band will give one of its popular proms in Col umbus hall next Thursday evening.
 The work of shifting the river al Cotton Hollow will be started as soon as possible. The contract has been lei to Henry Spinach. the sewer builder.
 Miss Mamie Jennings of Bridgeport is spending a few days with friends fl the borough.
 George C. Lambert has been ap pointed circle deputy of Queen of thu Forest circle. C. of F., by Miss Annie Poth. supreme chief companion O New York.
 There will be a masquerade danci given in the old GeTmania hall thi !, evening.
 Frank Keliher. who has been visit , ing friends in Boston the past tw, weeks, has returned home. I Fhere was a large attendance at tn s dance given by the Gaelic LiteraT! , club in Columbus hall last evening.
 The services in the Union Cit, chapel will be at the usual hours to morrow morning and evening. The - will be conducted by the Rev NJ smith.
 large number of people from her are at New Haven to-day 10 sec th . Yale-Prineet0n game.
 Miss Nellie Santry of New HaveI ! NAU udH U-tAA NA-iAAAAr lA AaAE 9NNNAa@
 for the past week. returned home yes terday.
 The people Of Derby who saw th minstrels given by the Knights c Columbus here last week were % we pleased with it that they are trying get them tO g0 to Derby and produe the play. but it is not yet decided
 The game on the Mfser's lot to-no