Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
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Frank Zmick has been elected cap
 tain of the High school football tcan
 and Edward Penrose manager.
 James Clifford of Naugatuck vii
 play left forward on the Yale basket l ball team during the coming season. The Naugatuck High school bas.
 ketball team will open the season | here with Torrington High school Saturday afternoon.
 Max Herman defeated Edward
 Mcdonald in a match game of pool | at Stapleton's Waldorf pool parlors
 last night by score of 100 to 79, Frederick lily who has been noti-
 ned to vacate his present store in the lily block on Water street. has rent
 ed three rooms on the second floor of the Whitemore building on Maple street.
 There were 33 arrests made during the month of November. only one of which had been a female. Of these two were for assault, six for intoxica- ton alone. four for violation bor-
 ough ordinance.
 At the first annual convention of the Daughters of Isabella held in New Haven on Sunday. Territorial Regent William l. Weary of Nauga-
 tuck was presented with valuable cut glass inkstand and handsome pen in token of his work on behalf of tine
 order.
 During the month of November there were twelve deaths in the hor- ough, nine males and three females.
 Two were from tuberculosis, two from pneumonia, one each from apop- lexy, convulsions, premature birth. drowning and burning. There were five deaths of children under one one year.
 Arthur Stinson has been elected
 manager and Frank Buckmiller cap
 tain of the Naugatlck football team. William J. Meegan is assistant mana
 ger. The team cleared S5O1 .O7 above
 all expenses and the money was d.
 vided among the players. The resu-
 lar players received STA as its share
 of the game with All Waterbury
 played in Naugatuck and 351 as it's
 share of the game played in Watcr-
 bury. The teams share of the game
 played here with Thomaston on
 Thanksgiving day was $212.
 At the annual communication of
 Shepherd lodge, No IS, F., and A. NJ. the following officers were elected tor the ensuing year: Harry l.. Carter, s. M.: Warren D. Abel. S. w.; Chas Wershing. J. w.; Walter II. Twltcll- ell, treasurer; George F. Goodwin, secretary; Rev w. H. Garth, chap lain: Louis T. McCullom, S. D.; George l.. Hinman, J. D.: Alexander Whye, s. S.; H. ]. Nichols. ]. S: Chas F. Hubbel. Tyler, Past Master: Jesse w. Long installed the officers, assisted by Past Master ADdrcw Whye as Grand Marshall
 The Naugatuck Business Mems as- sociation was organized last night, fifty-five of the local business men joining at the first meeting. w. G. Hard was temporary chairman and W. F. Brown temporary clerk. A nominating committee was appointed consisting of Frank 1T. Judd. R. V. Parker. H. H. Schofeld and Wilson r. Clark, NJ F. O'Connell and John NJ. Page, who later presented list of officers to be ballotted for. State President T. l.. Atwater of New Ha- Yen. President F.. Green of Ansonia and Secretary Valentine of Derby. were present to explain the method of organization. A constitution and bylaws was adopted after the mode; of the Torrington association adapt ed to local conditions. The officers elected were: H. H. Schofield. presi- dent; Wilson T. Clark. vice-presldent: John F. McDonough. secretary: John NJ. Page. treasurer. and board of fifteen directors representing every branch of industry in the borough composed of W. IT. Watson. r. Daley. John Weisman, I. Dreyer. II. V. Bunting, T. W. Ahern. Andrew Bren- nan, w. F.. Brown. Lester H. Wins low. George Wigglesworth, Joseph Carlson. Gilbert Greenburg. !. NJ. Russell, Thomas Bowen and W. T. Davis. After the organization the adjourned to the Gem opera house where an elaborate ban quet was served.