Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Mrs Harry Robers has a cotton plant in full bloom and all visitors are welcome to inspect the novelty. A son was born to Mir and Mrs Thomas Reagan of Aetna street, Fri day.
 August Pearson, a student at Au- gustina Theological seminary, Rock Island, Ill, preached at the Salem Lutheran church, yesterday.
 An anniversary high mass was celebrated at 8 o'clock this morning at St Francis church for the late John Kenney. l The St Francis T. A. B. society will meet tonight.
 John Stapleton, Jr, left Saturday for Wayne, Pa, where he will assume the direction of the physical culture classes at St Luke's school.
 Local minstrel talent have organ ized under the banner of Kiely and Nolan, the local Imperial Minstrel" managers, and are planning big show for some time in November.
 Mir and Mrs William K. Birdsall, of Carroll street are receiving congratu- lations over the birth of a daughter, Saturday. The Starlight football team played practice game yesterday afternoon with the Films on Miners lot" Sev- eral new players were tried out on both teams. The Starlights won by a score of to 0.
 The Rev Dr Davenport, of Water bury conducted the evening services at the Baptist church last night.
 David B. Beecher and wife and Fred K Perry and wife are planning to attend the national encampment of the Knights of Phythias and Rath- bone Sisters to be held at New Or leans, La, the week of October 15.
 Charles H. Lounsbury and Alfred c. Baldwin have been appointed ex- ecutors of the estate of Mary Louns- bury, late of Beacon Falls.
 The Rev G. A. Quarnstrom, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church, has returned from his vaca- tion and will resume the active duties of his pastorate on next Sunday. Harvey G. Dennis, Harry Roberts and Robert Loomis, ST, of Naugatuck, have been drawn for duty as jurors in the district court of Waterbury for the September term.
 A. J. Painter, John Brennan and Miss Margaret Brennan took the ex- i s-a al rorrtorc ot the post office Saturday morning.
 Joshua w. Rogers left to-day for New York whence he leaves by the steamship Carmania for Liverpool, England. MT Rogers will spend some weeks with relatives in Liverpool and Manchester and expects to visit other cities of interest.
 The Naugatuck football team is to have a meeting on North Church street tonight and from all appear ances is to have an old time team. Most of the old players are expected to turn out and one or two likely youngsters are looking for a show. Captain Dunning will unquestionab- ly turn out wining team.
 Sunday morning occurred the death of Annie, the five months old child of Frank White of 5S Spring street. The funeral was held to- day at 3 p m, with interment at St James cemetery.
 Anthony, the two days old | child of Anthony Pawtowrez. died Sunday morning. The funeral was held this afternoon from the home of the teams best hitters. Previous
 There have been appointde from Naugatuck several delegates to the national irrigation congress that meets in October in Boise City, Ida ho. A mining congress is to be held in Denver soon and a reduced rate is offered to those who desire to go from here as delegates.
 The arbitrators on the John Hoad- ley estate, South Water and Scott streets, met Saturday afternoon for the second time and settled upon $7,5OO as the price the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad con- pany Is to pay Mir Hoadley for his property. George D. Buck of Naug- atuck represented Mir Hoadley, Char les s. Scoville represented the rail- road, and these two chose John B. Pope of Oxford as the third member of the board. There remains now only the hose house property on Wa ter street for the company to gain possession of and their holding on Water street will be complete. This property is to De sold i1 the gam manner. ex-Sen William Kennedy having been elected by the local board to represent the bo-o. The other two arbiters have not as yet been appointed.
 . The Naugatuck Fire department baseball team held another meeting Saturday night with the board of managers and elected Peer ]. Foley captain of nrxt years tean. Mfr To ley has played first base for the team this season and has always been one of the teams best hiters. Previous to this year he caught for the team ever since its organization. but iniur. A f-r