Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

| Mary Cahill and Michael O'Con- nor will represent the local Cumann Ma Gaelige in the feis, to be held in Springfield, Mass, next Sunday and Monday. This fies will be open to all competitors for all Gaelic societies in New England.
 An effort Is being made to arrange football game between the Star lights, of Naugatuck, and the Sec ond Ward team, of Waterbury. If the game is arranged it will be played tomorrow afternoon on the "miser's" lot.
 At the rally day exercises of the Sunday school of the Congregational church which will be held at the parish house tomorrow after the morning service there will be num- Der of interesting features one of which will be an address by Fred M. l Ward, of New Haven.
 | The jersies for the High school football team have arrived and the stockings are expected to arrive some- time tomorrow. The jersies are gar- net and the stockings are gray. These uniforms will be used for the first time this afternoon in their open ing game with Meriden High school. Robert Young, the 14-year-old col- ored boy who disappeared from his home here, was arrested by Detective Dunlap in New Haven Thursday night on suspicion of having stolen a wheel that he was trying to sell. When questioned at headquarters by Captain Cowles the boy admitted having stolen the wheel from Joseph Bendokas, of Naugatuck.
 The seventh annual social and dance given by the St Francis T. A. B. society will be held at Columbus hall Thursday evening, October 4. The advance sale has been large, both in and out of town, Derby. Ansonia, Seymour and Waterbury T. A. B. societies will be well represented and the committee in charge guarantee a pleasant evening for all who attend. It was learned yesterday that the automobile left as security in Thom- aston Monday by a man who failed to return after borrowing $2O on it was owned by H. B. Futile of this borough. The man had been here doing some work on one of Mfr Tut ties autos and left here supposedly to take a ride. In Thomaston the ma chine broke down and he left 1t there for security after borrowing $20.
 The Rev o. A. Quarnstrom, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church will conduct all the services at that church tomorrow. MT Quarn- strom returned this week from the kwest where he has been spending a Your months vacation. He has been in all the principal cities of the west and has preached in many of the Swedish Congregational churches in that section of the country. Upon his arrival home he found call awaiting him to take up evangelistic work in Canada but it is not likely that he will accept 1t. he says he likes Naugatuck better than any of the places in which he visited dur ing his trip.
 Before Judge Thayer in the supe- rior court at New Haven yesterday. the New York, new Haven and Hart ford railroad company brought con- demnation proceedings against Wa ter street property owners. John NJ. Sweeney, represented the interests of the borough, and William Kennedy appeared for John F. Sullivan, NJ. J. Ryan and the Maher estate. Attor- ney Kennedy in his argument stated that the borough owned only the hose house property and that the property the borough was cited in for as owner was the property of his clients. The hearing was adjourned until October S. Warden Roberts, Engineer Ham. John F. Sullivan and NJ. J. Ryan attended the hearing.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Daily was held from the home of her parents. Mir and Mrs James McCann. so Cor man street at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. It was largely attended. the young woman having had many friends. The interment was in St James cemetery. The pallbearers were James Ffnnegan, William Bar rett, James Healy. Edward Heaiy. William Franklin: standing basket The floral tributes were: Mound in- scribed Mamie" from Mir and Mrs William Franklin: standing basket of roses from the Misses Daily: wreath from Bertha Connolly and Elsie Ro- binson; twenty-seyen chrysanthe- mums, Mir and Mrs Henry Baummer; twenty-seven carnations, Christina Sengstacken: twenty-seven carna- tions, Mr and Mrs Peter Quinn and William Baummer: twenty-seven car nations. Mir and Mrs William Smith: tventy-seyen carnations, Mir Cullen