Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-24
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Miss Hazel Schaffer and Marshal
 E. Bronson were married in St Mich
 ael's church at 4 o'clock this after
 noon by the Rev W. H. Garth.
 ' The regular quarterly meeting o
 Ojeda council, Knights of Columbus
 was held last evening and action talk
 en upon the quarterly reports of off
 cers.
 On Thursday evening St Francis | T. A. B. society, accompanied by tn
 drum corps, will leave for New Ha
 ven at 6:26 p. m. to attend a danc,
 given by ancroft drum corps.
 A very useful memorandum boo
 has been distributed about town b Upson, Singleton & Co, showin
 styles of their horseshoe bran
 clothes. You are. lucky if you hay
 their label in your pocket.
 The Rev G. A. Quarnstrom, pastol
 of the Swedish Congregations
 church, and August Johnson, dele
 gate, attended the Naugatuck valle!
 conference of Congregational church
 es in Waterbury yesterday.
 The new gear and shafting at ths
 Rubber avenue factory of the G.
 R. Glove Co has been set in place
 and the engine will be started. The
 shop has been idle for several days
 and the first ticket will be made ur i Thursday.
 1 One of the, carboys on the Nauga- tuck Chemical companys auto truck exploded Monday afternoon on North Main street, but <no serious damage was done. It was necessary to keep a stream of water on the blaze for some time before it was ex- tinguished.
 Chief Engineer Clark of the Naug- atuck fire department tested the fire alarm yesterday. For few nights past the fire whistle has not sounded at o'clock, but one blast has been sounded at about S:45. There is said to be a defect of some kind on one of the circuits and Chief Clark is trying to locate the trouble.
 The Naugatuck high school foot ball team were scheduled to play the Crosby high in Waterbury this after noon. The locals will line up as fol lows: Kenney or Bush, le; Penrose, It: Powers, lg; Tudor, c; Hall, rg: Kennedy, Tt; James Leary (captain) re; T. Leary, Meegan. Qb; Edward Welch, lhb; R. Welch. rhb; Zwick, 10.
 District Deputy L. B. Koopman of the Modern Woodmen of America will visit Naugatuck camp this even- ing. All members are requested to be present and become acquainted with him. He is we'll posted and very entertaining speaker. There will be initiation of candidates and other important business followed by a social session and smoker.
 The high school second football team will go to Reynolds Bridge on Saturday, where they will line up againts the Moonshiners of that town. The line-us: Butler (captain). ie; O'Loughlin. It: Caine. lg; Dreyer. G Maher. rg: Weber, It; Rehm or Ken nedy. re: Schofield, rhb; Grove, ihp' navis rhb: Griffith, fb. The Nauga- tuck boys will leave here on the i'V' D. m. train.
 Monday night Probate Judge Charles F. HHngerford. who IS can didate for reelection, gave pahque' in inc delegates who nominated nih' ne well as to the members or tne press. Fourteen persons sat dowh eo one of Landlord Hinckleys nnes' spreads. After the dinner speech making followed and remarks peru nent to the occasion were made py delegates Bowen, Peck, Munson' Cruber. Lewis and Gorwin. c. J. Bax- fer. and John A. Stringer. Judge responded in Kind anu thanked the delegates for their sup nort and said he had always tried to be fair and square with every niah whatever his politics.
 The committee on railroad rights last night through Harris Whittemore closed a deal whereby the borough gets 2,s40 square feet of land east of the. Union City hose house Tn ex- change for a patch only ss5 square feet if area on the west side and the land on the west side Is to be retain cd as a thirty-foot street in approach to inc new station. at Union City. The water company was requested to nIace A hydrant at the end of its main near Bridge street hose house. and that the hydrant be changed to To- cation west of the tracks when its main is extended. and also to place a hydrant on Greenwood street and Golden Hill street, location subject in approyaI of the chief engineer Of inc fire department. The company was instructed 10 change the n.y. drants at the foot of Scott street and foo, of Rubber avenue from single to double hydrants. and to change the hydrant on Tolles square so the same can be opened without remov- ing the gate wrench and to make 1t a double hydrant- The committee on railroad rights reported in favor Of passing the following votes It was voted that the land on the west side of the hose house be exchanged for the piece of land now owned by the MaIIeable Iron company on the east side of the Union City hose house. extending from Bridge street back as far as the present property line of the borough and from the river to the hose house subject to right given the Naugztuck Water company. to lay main thereon The vote was passed and the warden was authorized as agent to execute and deliver a deed to the railroad was granted to the Naug- ltuck Water Co to lay ninety feet of Dne-inch main on Elmvood street Voted. that the resignation of N F.