Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-08
NUGGETS
Tn New Mail Train Was On Time on
 Its First Run.

It's First Run.
 The new train that has been put
 on for the purpose of carrying the
 early morning mail arrived here this
 morning at 6:20. It was made up of baggage car and two coaches and
 judging from the number or pas sengers on this morning it is likely
 that it will be we'll patronized by
 those who spend Sunday at the shore and want to reach home at an early hour Monday morning.
 The Line Not Open Yet.
 The new trolley line between here and Seymour was not opened this morning as was expected, but will be opened tomorrow morning according to an official statement that has been given out. The cars were run over the line Saturday night and Sunday so that the motormen and conductors could acqutaint themselves with the road, signal boxes, etc, The first car that was run over the line at night reached Naugatuck Saturday night at 9:l0 and made two trips between nere and Seymour. The round trip rom Naugatuck to Seymour was made in just 55 minutes and the cars ran at good speed all along the line excepting at the point just north of Seymour where the road is not fully completed. The first car will leave here in the morning at 6:32 making the run according to schedule time Tn hfteen minutes to Beacon Falls and the run from Beacon Falls to seymour will also be made in fifteen minutes. The timetable is so ar ranged that the run will be made rom each town south of and includ- ing Naugatuck in fifteen minutes. The fare that will be charged is as follows: The regular fare as now charged between Waterbury and Naugatuck will be continued so that any one who rides from Waterbury to Beacon Falls CT from any point of the | line north of the new turnout that is | being built opposite the cemetery on | North Main street will pay ten cent | fare to Beacon Falls and those pas 'engers who board the car at any point of the line south of this new turnout vii pay only five cents to Beacon Falls. The notices along the inc stating the fare limit are all con- 'plclously posted and the officials nave arranged the fare so that 1t car 'les one center of population to the other. This information comes from he superintendent of the new line. '. L. Beardsley of the Derby divi- 'ion.
 Trip for Nothing.
 The ball game between the Nauga- tuck fire department team and the that was to take place in Milford last Saturday was not played or reasons that have not been en- irely explained The fire depart nent team went to Milford accord ng to agreement, but only to learn nat the Milfords had gone to New iaven to play team of that place, ma there was much disappointment hown by those who went from here n account of some ones mistake. Whoever it may be. surely it is not he mistake of Manager Rogers, as e usually has such matters as this , arranged. As it was the , oys had a good time at the shore , nd enjoyed the days outing in such
 manner as to have them forget the , isappointment they met with earlier z n the day.
 The game in Linden park yester- , ay between the Naugatuck Consoli. V ated and the Good Wills of Water ury resulted in the score of l4 to , favor of the Consolidated. Claffey f nd Sengstacken were the battery | pr the Consolidated and Martin and | for the Good Wills. The baseball game between the f augatuck Consolidated and the T 'atertown teams on Firemen's field st Saturday afternoon was postpon- \ on account of the grounds being h wet to play. A game is being ar- V lnged for a later date. |,
 Sewage Nuisance. V There are number of people who t JOSS Center bridge every day who e of the. nuisance that is a used by the sewer that empties Ito the river at the east end of the ridge. The conditions at this spot re anything but beneficial to the lblic health, and many have ex- ressed the hope that the official hose duty it is to attend to matters