Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

A oOn was UOTu ycSlcTudy ulOTuIuS to MT and Mrs D. Anderson of New street.
 The Rev Father Reidy. who has been the guest of Richard Neary of Anderson street, has returned to Hartford.
 The young ladies employed at the G. I. R. Glove Co.'S factory enjoyed a trolley party over the local trolley lines in special car.
 The Spring street hearing that was to have been held last night has been adjourned until Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the town hall.
 Mrs w. G. Hard, who has been at tending the national convention of the Women's Relief corps in Minne- apolis, Minn, arrived home yesterday.
 The 12-years-old daughter of Mrs Rybczinaki fell out of a grape arbor the other afternoon and sustained fracture of the left arm above the wrist.
 The public library is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from to p. m., and on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 2 to g.
 The football directors held meet ing last night and discussed plans for the season. They request that all candidates hand in their names to a member of the board by September 15.
 Captain Leary had the candidates for the high school football team out for their first practice yesterday. The first game will be played September 29. The following candidates report ed: Zweck, Leary, R. Welch, E. Welch, Lynch, T. Leary, Tanner, Schofield, Powers, Bush, J. Keegan, Roberts, Kennedy, Penrose and G. Hall.
 Several days ago Frank Dobkin, aged IT, traded horses with F. M. Booth, receiving $S to boot. But the horse he received was not satisfac- tory to young Dobkin's guardian. Justice of the Peace Hamilton, be- fore whom the suit was tried, set aside the sale on the ground that Dobkin was incompetent to make a contract.
 The high school committee have elected Christian Brocar as physical director of the high school. MT Bro- car Is graduate of the New Haven normal school of physical training at New Haven. MT Brocar will have full charge of all the high school athletics including football, basket ball and baseball teams and will act as field coach throughout the season. Train No 256, known as the New York express due at Naugatuck at 6:45, broke an eccentric rod at Wards crossing and lay there for some time making repairs. It left Naugatuck at 7:06. Train 1928 was held at Union City and at Naugatuck in conse- quence and did not leave until some forty minutes later than schedule time. District Attorney Travers Je- rome was a passenger on the down | train.
 Columbian Rebekah lodge is plan- ming a fair to be held October 19 and 20, in conjunction with Centennial lodge, I. o. o. F., and they have ap- pointed the following committee of arrangements: Archie H. Eagan Harry A. French. Roselle H. Hinck- ley, J. E. Marsden, c. l.. Ranslow, Mrs Jesse Howell, Mrs William E. Hall, Mrs Archie H. Eagan. Mrs M Stanley Webster, Mrs J. E. Marsden On. the entertainment committed have been placed Harry A. French Daniel O. McGinnis and Mrs NJ. Stan. ley Webster.
 Pasquale Trafilcanfe. one of tn, men shot Sunday, was taken to tn, New Haven hospital on the 4:2. train yesterday afternoon and Guisip pi Errico was taken to the Waterbur! hospital. Both men were in seri ous condition. Dominic Errico Is be ing held by the local police as ; ing held by the local police as a wit ness. The condition of Guisippi Errii co, was deemed so serious by his at tending physicians that Dr A. A Crane was called in to make an ex animation and to prepare an ante mortem statement to be used in cas- of the mans death.
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