Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Lallier's Military hand will give a prom Thursday evening at Colum- bus hall.
 Miss Mary E. Kelly of Middle town. has been appointed teacher of the upper grades of the Milville school.
 The Hammer Football team will meet tonight at the corner of Rub- Der avenue and Water street to elect a captain and manager.
 Edward Bender, who has been suffering from fractured arm. is how able to resume his work with Tracy Brothers of Waterbury.
 The ladies of the M. E. church will hold supper at the church this evening from 5 to o'clock. The price will be 25c each person..
 The Ladies' Aid society of the German Lutheran church will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the church basement. All members are e. quested to attend.
 The regular meeting of the Women's Relief corps will be held in their hall this evening at S:30 o'clock. AS this is the last meeting of the quarter, every member should be present.
 The Naugatuck football team met for practice last evening on North Church stret There are many new candidates beside the old team and they were put through fast bit of work. The prospects are bright for a good team.
 The members of the Gaelic Liter ary society and others who desire 10 take up the study of the irish language are requested to meet il St Francis's school building Thurs day evening, when classes will be formed for the ensuing year.
 The marriage of Miss Anna E. Shea of Cliff stret and Robert l.. Weaving has just been announced The young people were married at St Francis's rectory by Rev J. DIR Sheridan, February 22. Both ire popular and their many friends wish them a happy married life.
 Mrs Reba G. Marshall of NauSa- tuck through her Attorney Williarl Kennedy has brought suit for di- vorce from her husband William D. Marshall formerly of Naugatuck but now of Port Washington, L. I. Tn, couple were married on September "A, 1902 and he deserted her on Al- gust 13, 1904. The plaintiff asks the divorce on the grounds of intol- erable cruelty and also for the GUS tody of her daughter, Beatrice age 1 years.
 The borough court room was filled to the doors last night by those who wanted to listen to pro ceedings in the case of charges brought against Office.' Wiesnieski. The officer was tried by the board of warden and burgesses, the ful mem- bership being present, as Burgess Freeman again occupied his seat. The petitioners for the dismissal of resented by Attorney McDonough, and the officer was defended by At torney Kennedy. The evidence was wearisome at times. When all the evidence was submitted to the board, Attorney Kennedy asl:- ed that the charges Le dismissed, and Attorney McDonough asked that the officer be removed from the police force. The members of the board wrestled the evidence that they procured during the hearing, and some of the members wanted to go into executive session to deliber- ate, but right here came an objec- tion from Burgess Freeman, who said that he didn't wan any eXecu- tive sessions, and Burgess Reynolds spoke likewise. 4 motion was then put to go into executive session, the three republicans voting ill favor and the three democrats voting against it. The warden dissolved the tie by voting with the democrats. Then came the question of dlsposing of the charges against the officer, and by the unanimous vote of the board every charge against him was dismissed. which goes to show the board will stand by the policemen when they are assailed.
 Personal Mention.
 Earl Burnum of Film street has