Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

magazine. A cnarm1ng story
 will be commenced in the July
 number. r. -o -~..r
 Mrs Carrie Culver is spending a few days at Walnut beach.
 Daniel Roach of West Mountain is reported as dangerously iii.
 Michael Clancy of Bridgeport spent Sunday with relatives in the borough.
 Walter McGivney of Ansonia spent Sunday with William Cleary of Olive street. ,
 l.. s. Mouthrop is spending a few days at his summer home near Proyi- dence, R. I. ,.-
 Frank Clark of Bridgeport, for merly of this place spent Sunday here visiting friends. s,--.-. -.-.
 The Naugatuck band will give another prom in Columbus hall We'd nesday evening. July3.
 A very important meeting of St Michael's guild will be held tonight in the chapel of St Michael's church.
 The Alpha Delta Chi pase ball team and the Naugatuck high school team are playing to-day on Firemen's field.
 Beginning to-day borough court officials entered upon their duties for another term of two years, or until July l, 1909.
 Henry Callahan has severed his con- nection with the American laundry and has entered the employ of Grocer L. S. Mouthrop. Eddie Hancock has secured posi- tion in the office of the Beason Falls Rubber Shoe Co and entered upon his new duties this morning.
 The members of Scott division. No 10, |. R., K. of r. assisted the K. of P. of Waterbury in observing memor- ial day in that city yesterday.
 The base ball game in Linden park between the Naugatuck consolidated team and the Woodmen of Waterbury was won by the consolidated team by the score of 6 to 5.
 Deputy Grand Chief Ranger George c Lambert will install the newly elected officers of Court Salem. F. of A, in ForeEers' hall tonight. \ social session will follow the install lation.
 F. NJ. Taylor, representing the firm of C. r. Herman of Hartford, is taking views of the prominent build ings of the borough for John Staple ton of Church street, who will have them transferred to posta: cards.
 About one hundred members of St Francis T. A. R. society, headed by the society drum corps, marched to the cemetery yesterday and decorated the graves of their deceased mem- bers. They wore white gloves and the society badge.
 The derailing of an empty coal car in front of the local passenger sta tion yesterday morning caused the south bound passenger train due here at 9:01 m. to be held for about half an hour. Finally the tracks were cleared and traffic was resumed.
 Edward x. Nichols of Milldale and Miss Ina Biggins of City Hall street were married at the home of the bride Saturday, Rev A. r. Chapman performed the ceremony. They left for an extended weddir trip, after which they will reside in Milldale.
 James Duffy, aged IS years, a popular young man of the borough and son of MT and Mrs Patrick Duffy of Cliff street, died at the home of his parents Saturday. The funeral will take place from the house at $40 and Q o'clock at the church Tuesday morn ing. Interment will be in St James cemetery.
 The people of the borough will he interested in the new dog law which goes into effect to-day and pro- vides that every dog owner must keep a collar on his dog to which shall be attached a metal tag upon which shall be marked the name of the town in which the dog is registered. the registry number of the dog and the year of registration. These tags must be furnished to the dog owner by August 1. 1907. by the town clerk upon the request of the dog owner and by paying the cost provided by law, which is ten cents.
 The annual election of officers of the Union Center school district was held Saturday in the borough court room. the old officers were reelected i Very Title interest was taken in the election as there was but one ticket In the field and only 19 votes were pOlled. Tn the evening the annual meeting was held. and this too did not appeal to the voters. for after waiting some time only nine faithful ones appeared. Finally 4. C. Brennan was chosen chairman and F. F. Nolan clerk. The reports of the officers for ! the past year were accepted and I two mills tax was laid on the grand list of 1DO6. payable October i. 19oT The base ball game Saturday he- tween the N F. n. team and the Eastern college team resulted In a victory for the locals. The game was a tie in the opening of the ninth in- ming. when Capt Foley made a sin gle and sent Ashmore in with tho run that won the game.
 Score by innings:
 Y. F. n. ..---11000O0 1-s D. C. A. .-.--.O OO1I2 0-4 BatterIes-MfIler and Foley. Rob.