Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-22
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Special services every night at St Hedwig's Polish church.
 W. J. Noble has entered his horses in the NewtOwn races and left last night for that track.
 Mir and Mrs John Cannon and Miss Annie Cannon have returned from a vacation trip to England
 A. D. Clifford and family have re- moved to New Britain. MT Clifford was formerly superintendent of the Tidewater Building O.
 The many friends of Mrs John Moriarty of Cherry street, will regret to learn that her little daughter, Lo- retta, is ill with pneumonia.
 Mrs Ann Mccarthy returned to her home in Hoboken, N. J., after a pro- longed visit with her sister, Mrs Michael O'Connor of Grove street..
 The funeral of James, the thirteen months old child of Mir and Mrs Jo- seph Dillon, Maple street, took place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The in torment was in St James cemetery.
 After the last day of this month liens will be placed on the property of all persons who have not paid their school tax on the list of 1904. The school tax on the list of 1905, Union Center district will be due on Octo- Der l. t
 The board of manager of the Nau- gatuck football team requests that all candidates for the team turn out for light practice and discussion on Monday night on North Church street. All three managers have agreed to be present
 The board of arbitration consisting of John B. Pope of Oxford. Charles s. Scoville of New Haven and George D. Buck of Naugatuck. appointed to settle the price on John Hoadley's property needed by the railroad, fail ed to reach an agreement today and adjourned until p. m. Saturday.
 A score of spectators had gathered to see what would be done about the Neville sewer contract last night. The committee reported that the Surety Co was willing to go ahead and fin ish the contract If Mir Neville, the ad- ministrator. would sell out his rights in the contract to them. but Mir Ne vile was unwilling to make any statement until he had consulted his attorney. The members proposed all sorts of schemes to settle it but no agreement could be reached as each had his individual Interpretation of the situation.
 MT Mccarthy said "AIr Neville, let me ask you for my personal satisfac- ton. so I can tell my second ward constituents tomorrow, what you will take for your rights in the con- tract" MT Reidy :'You have no right to act for this board by asking such a question" Mir Me- Carthy: "Mr Reidy, you have a lot to learn if you think I have no right to ask that question. As burgess I have the right to sift this thing to the bottom and get the full details for my constituents" Mir Reidy: "I.et the warden act. It's his business, not yours." Mir Mccarthy: Do you mean to admit that the war den is the only man who can act on the board" Mir Reidy: "Well, ad- init it. The question of paying the watchmcn came up but the warden denied hiring them. the surety com pany have not admitted it and Mir Neville said that his foreman may have hired them. The meeting ad- journed at 9:l5 without having pass ed a single vote save that to adjourn to Linden park.
 No action has been taken on the hole in the road at Hotchkiss street and narrow passage only exists at that point. One automobile has al- ready been smashed because of 1t. Traffic is delayed. Two men are watching day and night apparently at their own expense. There is little likelihood of their getting any pay ment for their services as no one has agreed to pay them. The board has taken no action. The estate is held up at the probate court and the end is not yet. ,.