Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-12
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
Two Popular Young Men Will Spend
 Vacation Making Hay.

Vacation Making Hay.
 Edward O'Shea and William Far ren, who are enjoying their annual vacation, have decided to spend it in a quite novel way. \ farmer who came into town to-day was complain ing about the difficulty of securing help at this time, especially as it is now having season, and stated that he would like to secure some help and both Mir O'Shea and MT tarren agreed to spend week or so on the farm, just for the novelty of it, and for the next week or two their friends who call on them will find them leading q quiet life on a farm in Oxford.
 Weary Got First Frize. Paul Weary of Anderson street, a student of Nillianova college, had the honor of receiving first prize for ora tory, the prize offered was twenty dollar gold piece, finished on one side and suitably inscribed. Mir Weary has many friends who are pleased to hear of his success.
 Lively Game To-Morrow.
 The game Saturday on Fireman's field between the Royal Giants md the Naugatuck Fire Department team promises to be one of the best games of the year. The Royal Giants have scored victories over many of the teams that have opposed the Fire De- partment team, and the result of this game will go long way toward decid- ing which is the better team. A big guarantee is given the team and as the management is doing it's best 10 give the fans a first class article of amateur base ball, it is up to them to show that it is appreciated. The game tomorrow will start at i o'clock.
 There will be no game at Linden park next Sunday, but the Naugatuck Consolidated team will meet at the park and arrange matters of import ance to the team. The meeting is called for 2:30 in the afternoon.
 Sorry They Gave Up.
 There is considerable surprise and no little disappointment felt in town over the disbandment of the Benedict X Burnham team of Waterbury, as many wanted to see these two teams play another game. Both teams arc evenly matched and as each has wor a game the question as to which is the superior team will have to remain unsettled.
 Eagles to Meet.
 There will be a meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock of the Naugatuck aerie of Eagles. The meeting will take the place of the regular meeting that should be held Monday night. The uniforms that will be worn in the parade at New Haven are expected to be here by that time and will be distributed to the members. There is also much interest centered in the contest over the diamond ring that is offered to the young lady selling the most tickets for the trip to Jamestown ex- position that is offered by this so- ciety, and the friends of each young lady are beginning now at the clos ing hours of the contest to do what they can to make her the winner of the prize. The contest will close Saturday night at s o'clock and all those who have been selling tickets are requested to make returns by that time. The prizes will be award ed Monday night.
 | Reidys 5c Fare Bill. | Representative M B. Reidy states that he is trying to arrange another hearing on his bill for 5c fare that is now before the legislature. He claims that the last time hearing was given on this bill that notice of hear ing was so short that no chance was given the people of this town to ap- pear before the committee on rail- roads and give them an idea how they felt about this bill, and it is for the purpose of allowing the people 10 be heard that Mir Reidy is trying to ar- | range another hearing. and now that the merchants are complaining about '>the fare being the cause Of keeping trade away from towns on the new trolley line, south of Naugatuck, probably something may be accomp- ! lshed if all work 10 gain this con- cessiOn.
 Rubber Business Rushing.
 The rubber business of Naugatuck is exceptionally brisk. The C. NJ R. Shoe Co find it necessary to increase the number of their employees in order to supply the large number of orders that are now coming in. The company want 100 girl shoemakers. They agree 10 give steady work and also to pay while learning. this last being something out of the ordinary.
 Lost Finger Tip.
 William woodin. an empioye of | the Bristol Co, met with a painful accident vile at work on a machine in the factory yesterday The top | of the index finger was taken off. | He was attended by Dr Johnson and win be unable to use his hand for several days.
 Officers installed
 The officers of Queen of the For est circle. C. of F.. were installed last night by George C. Lambert. deputr chief ranger. The following gre the officers installed: P. C. C.. Mary Ryan. C. C.. Thomas O'Lough- lin. s. C. C.. Minnis Ahern; R. s. Martha Buchanan. R. C.. Mamie Patterson: L. C.. Nellie Riley: L C.. Annie COndon. o. C.. William n--m- nv- ---N--~ --~.- ~s.a.r-Aa a a