Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-05
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

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 A prom will be given tonight b!
 the Naugatuck band in Columbus
 hall. CT
 The property of Thomas Marvin
 on Sheffield lane has been sold 10 Ru-
 dolph Turk. .s.
 About twenty-five business men ol
 the borough enjoyed clambake yes
 terday in Osbourne's glen.
 The regular monthly meeting of the
 Naugatuck Hose and Hook and Lad
 der company, will be held tonight
 The postponed game between the firemen and the Southingtons will be played next Saturday in Southington.
 The attraction at the Opera house
 tomorrow night will be Brown
 From Missouri and will be presented
 by strong company. j.. ,.. The local tribe of Red Men will | hold their first meeting in their new hall in the Weary block tonight
 All members are requested to at tend
 The office of the Naugatuck Water company will be opened until 8 p. m. every night this month for the ac- commodation of those who wish to pay their water rent. ..-r..
 There will be an important meet ing tomorrow night of Rubber City lodge, N. E. o. F., and at the close of the session social session will be held and refreshments will be served. A social club to be known as the Marconi Social club has been organ. ized by the residents of Little Italy and they will start right away to furnish their rooms, which will be in that section of the borough.
 The board of warden and burgesses and the borough assessors will meet in joint session on Saturday, Sept. IA at o'clock in the assessors room in the town hall building, The purpose of this meeting is to act as board of relief on the grand lists of the Union, Center and Union City school dis tricts.
 The resignation of Burgess P E. Freeman is being discussed in almost every place where one or more are assembled and many reasons are giv- en why he should see fit to do as he has done and to satisfy all MT Free man will explain in communication which will be forthcoming in the near future.
 The third division of the A. o. H. has decided to disband and those who wish to retain their membership in the order will be transferred to the first or second divisions. The idea of disbanding has been held for some time, owing to extra expenses incur red by the divisions and after due deliberations on the question it was thought to be the wisest plan to sur render their charter.
 Thomas J. Wylie was sworn in again yesterday as one of the special officers for the protection of fish and game in New Haven county. He re- ceived his commission from the coun- ty game warden, David H. Clark, of New Haven, and his term of office will not expire until Sept. 1, 1909. Mir Wylie at one time resided in Southbury and it was while a resi- dent of that place that he first re- ceived his appointment. He now re- sides in Naugatuck.
 Who will be appointed patrolman to fill the vacancy caused by the re- signation of Edward Murphy. is the topic of the hour. at least among the news mongers. and | won't be known until the board l. .ds its next meet ing who the choice of the board is. Several names have been mentioned in connection with it and it is said that George Irwin, who at one time did considerable special duty is making a fight for the position and | many think that the board will ap- point John Fruin, who is now doing | duty on what was Murphy's beat. 1 Officer Fruin has been special for | some years and while on duty seem- | ed to give general satisfaction, but I it is only a matter of guess work. | as the board may pick a dark horse | for the position.
 The news that man had been shot | caused no little excitement to those | who were down town about 2 o'clOck. ! The Democrat correspondent was told | that George Mover. who Is night | watchman in the coat shop had shot | William Delaney. who was talking | with him and the first place visited | by the reporter was police headquar- ters and the chief of police and the | for the morning paper had ! heard nothing about it up to that | time. so it was beginning to look lik. | a false alarm when upon investiya- tion it was found that Nr Mover and MT Delaney were examining a new revolver that had been recently l purchased by the watchman. bcause | a few nights ago he received a scare | During the examination of the weap- on it was in some way accidentally | and MT Delaney's fore sH-.