Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-11
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

~~' E. church meet this afternoon with Mrs Gladding on Frederick street.
 At the supreme convention of the Daughters of St George held in James FOX of this place had the hon. or of being elected supreme chap lain.
 A hearing on the allowance of the account of the administratrix of the estate of the late Marion Button will be held in the probate court on Sep tember 16 at o'clock
 The funeral of John, the two- | months old child of MT and Mrs John Reboski of POI Rubber avenue was held yesterday afternoon. h. terment was in St James cemetery
 The funeral of Jadivyga, the two- year-old daughter of MT and Mrs Peter Wisneska of Spring street was held this morning at 8 o'clock from St Hedwig's church. Interment was in St James cemetery.
 The Starlight A. c. Football team will give dance tonight in Colum- UuS udIl. 1cdIy oiCucStld VIII furnish the music for dancing an | it is expected that large number of out of town people will be pres ent.
 George Lutz of Curtiss street while returning home on Water bury car was injured by the falling of the fare register. He received deep wound on the head that re- quired several stitches to close. Af- ter being attended by physician he was able to return to his home.
 The Naugatuck Fire Department ball team and the Coe Brass ball team of Torrington will play on next Thursday afternoon on Fire mems field. There is no doubt but that the attendance at this game will be large one, as the Coe Brass team is considered one of the best in the state.
 A terrible crash in the rear of the Andrew block on lower Church street caused people who were in that vicinity yesterday afternoon to think that Naugatuck was about to be visited by an earthquake. The cause of all the noise was from a falling coal box in the rear of the block, over the tea store. The weight of the box caused it to break away from its support which. had become rotten, and from the third story down to the edge of the veran- da on the second floor the box fell, finally landing on the roof of the feed shed used by D. B. Carroll, and going through the roof to the ground fall of about 30 feet, there was coal and broken timber scattered around the yard back of the block and that no one was injured is noth- ing short of a miracle as this yard is seldom without a team hitched there and there are many children who live around the spot and usual ly play near where the box fell. The good scare as they thought the walls were falling in.
 The board of warden and bur gcsses held a meeting last night, the report of the tax collector was approved. The report of the CClon- ial Trust company on the John JI. Whittemore fund was read and ap- proved. It showed that the sum of SS51.37 had been received by the borough from the fund. John Waugh and Thomas Delaney appeared be- fore the board and made complaint that two dogs owned by George Ericson and Richard Burke respect lively had been chewing their dogs. and that one of MT Vaughn's dogs had been killed by them. The mat ter was referred to the borough at torney. The question of opening the bids for laying the sewer on German street and Goodyear avenue was brought up and Burgess Stahl objected to opening any more bids until the pipe to finish the job was at hand. but the board voted to pro- ceed with the opening of the bids for furnishing the pipe and the con- tract was awarded to J. NJ. Page & company. the price to be 74k per cent from the list, and it was voted to insert a breakage clause in the contract. George W. Benedicts bid for furnishing the same was 721k