Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The remains of James Fennell, who I was found dead at his boarding house on Arch street, were taken to Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon for inter- ment.
 The members of the Naugatuek High school baseball team will meet at Photographer Lovine's studio on Church street Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The Echo baseball team will play the West Side Athletic club of Union City Saturday afternoon on Fremen's g field. The game will start at 2:S0 o'clock.
 John Green and James Murray have been elected delegates to repre- sent Division No 2, A. O. H., at the state convention of the A. o. H. in New Britain next month.
 Trolley cars leave here on the quarter hour sharp, that is 6, 6:1S, 6:30 and 6:45. A car arrives here at | o'clock, but does not leave until 71s minutes past the hour.
 The work on the new trolley line between here and Seymour continues to progress rapidly and it Is now thought that the work will be fin- ished about the first of next May.
 All the officers, teachers and schol- ars of St Miehaels Sunday school are requested to report at the regular session of the school next Sunday. Tickets for the picnic will be given out.
 William M. Russell. who is a member of the Naugatuck fire depart ment baseball team, has received his college letters from Bucknell college. He played on the college team this year. , -..,,.....-
 Charles Crampton, son of MT and Mir Harry Champion of Hillside ave- nue, fell from l.. s. Moulthrop'5 gro- cery wagon on Water street and frac- tured his arm. The fracture was re- duced by physician.
 August 1 the patrons of rural mail routes will be permitted to construct their own mail boxes, but must se- cure the approval of the postmaster for the office which serves the route and paint on their box the words 3D. proved by the postmaster general.
 The mortar mixers and bod car riers employed on the new Neary block which is being erected at the corner of Church and Maple streets quit work yesterday and 1t was said that they had demanded more pay. They resumed work shortly after 1 o'clock. One of the men said that their request for more pay had been granted.
 The officers of the State Business Mems association are expected here some time in the near future to att tend a meeting of practically all of the business men in town. The object of the visit is to assist in organizing an association here, and to offer ad- vice and assistance to the municipal government and to devise means to protect its members against certain inconvenience and abuses of corpor- ations that can be corrected better by an association than by individuals.
 Everything is in readiness for the TIT tilltu D lElp tO "cst IldNcl ol Thursday, July 19, when they will take part in the flremen's parade in that place. A special train has been chartered the purpose of conveying the firemen and their friends to New Haven, from which city special troll ley cars will convey them to West Haven. Tickets will go on sale Ut the station next Monday morning. The rates will be 75 cents, full fare. anu 40 cents, children's fare. This in- cludes trolley service to and from New Haven. About 100 members of the department will take part in the parade. The parade wagon has ieen decorated for the occasion. The yag- on is now on exhibition at the Water street hose house. The decorations consist of red, white and blue bunt- ing and flowers. The special train will leave Naugatuck on the morn ing of the 18th at S:15 a. m. and re- turn, leave New Haven at p. m.