Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-20
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

important meeting tonight in the court room.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church, Union City will meet in the chapel Wednesday afternoon.
 The report of the Naugatuck High school committee is printed and ready for distribution at the office of the borough clerk.
 An important meeting of the Div. No. 3, A. o. H. this evening at 8 o'clock in Hiberian hall, all members are requested to be present
 The Polish Military society of Union City will participate in the field day exercises of the Polish so- cieties in Stamford on Labor day. The dog warden made his first ar rest yesterday when he arrested John Wargo for keeping an unregistered dog. Wargo was released on $15 bond.
 Photographer Lovine has taken a group picture of the Union City drum corps and when finished will hang in the club rooms of the corps on Spring street.
 The Naugatuck band will give a dance Thursday evening in Columbus hall. The program consists of all the latest popular music and very pleas ant evening will be had by all att tending. .< The members of the Naugatuck High school class of 1904 went to Beacon Falls Monday night were a party was given to Miss Titley of that place who is home on vacation. Miss Titley is employed as bookkeep- CT in the office of the Hartford Trac- | tion company.
 While number of small boys were playing with the gas mains that are being laid on Rubber avenue, a five year old son of Jeremiah Callahan of Center street got the top of one of his fingers caught, crushing it so | badly that Dr Delaney who was called had to cut 1t off from the nail.
 The work of completing the north end of the new Elm street extension was resumed yesterday, the road is now filled to its full width, and the work of bringing it to the required grade is now being done, so that If the work is not delayed it seems that before long this street will be in a passable condition.
 Sarah, the IA months old daughter of MT and Mrs Joseph Johnson, died yesterday afternoon. This is one of the triplets that was born to, the above named couple on June IS, 1906. Another one of them died September 30 of last year. The many friends of the parents will be sorry to learn of the death of an- other of these children, as many had hoped that they might grown to ma- | turity.
 One of the most difficult things to understand is the way that the cars that reach here on the trolley line is marked, and not the least incon- venience is caused the patrons of the road by the inconsistency of these signs that are on the cars. A pas senger leaving Waterbury will take car that is marked New Haven or Derby, expecting that it is through car to the points named on the sign, but will find out as soon as he reaches Naugatuck that it Is as far as the car will go, and unless he wants to return to Waterbury, must get out and wait until a car coming from Derby or New Haven reaches here, and those on this car will have to go through the experience of changing cars and waiting for the Waterbury car to take them to their destination. This New Haven car will be sent right back, and the signs displayed on the front seems almost like joke. It seems as though the cars should make the run to the ! place designated by the sign and that instead of constantly confusing the public the matter would be made as clear as possible for the patrons of the road. It isn't at all unlikely that some time party will be on one of the cars and insist that that they be carried to the place named as the destination for the car, and then per | haps the officials will see to it that the thing is too confusing and needs a remedy, for certainly there is a whole lot of dissatisfaction caused by the present way of handling the people who have to wait after being put off a car they expected would be a through one.