Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

who has been i'll at her home, is convalescing.
 The Water company started yes terday to lay a six inch water main on Elm street.
 A new suit would help your boy in his school work, try "tearabout from Upson, Singleton x Go.
 There was no ball game to-day on Fremens field as Manager Rogers was unable to arrange a game.
 The cement wall near the Union City hose house is finished and the work of grading around this spot will soon begin.
 A small boy who said he lived in Union City. was injured by fall from one of the swings on the play grounds yesterday.
 The Daughters of St George have rented Red Mems hall and will hold meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Contractor J. II. Dunn is laying concrete sidewalks under the new railroad bridge on Bridge street. The macadamizing of the street at this place is now finished.
 Svea lodge, No "A, O. of V. will give d concert and dance at Pythian hall on Saturday night, September 2S. Music will be furnished by DonkerSleys orchestra.
 It is expected that large number of people from here will go to Wa terbury tomorrow to be present at the laying of the corner stone of the new St MarN's hospital.
 A hearing on the application of Miss Katherine Leary for letters of administrat ton on the estate of the late Florence Kiernan will be held in the probate court September 23 at g a. m.
 A daughter was born September l6 to MT and Mrs Oliver Robbins of Detroit. Mich. MT Robbins is the son of Dr J. w. Robbins of Church street and formerly resident of this place.
 The Lithuanian Political club will hold a clambake Sunday on Joseph Raythiewick's farm. One of the events of the day will be tug of war between the Naugatuck and Union City teams.
 The old passenger station at Union City is now in a position to be moved across the tracks, and this will prob ably be done tomorrow, and the work of connecting it with the new depot will be finished in short time.
 The tile pipe for the storm sewer on Maple street has arrived and it is probable the work will be pushed along as rapidly as possible, as the laying of this sewer has been the cause of considerable dissatisfaction to many citizens.
 Fred Dawson who pitched for the Naugatuck Firemen's team during the season of 1906, is now a student at Princeton university, and is try ing for the position of end on the l varsity football team, and his many friends hope that he will be success ful.
 The Daughters of Isabella held a special meeting last evening to com plete arrangements for the entertain ment and dance to be given by them for the benefit of the new St Mary's parish in Columbus hall, October 15 Tickets will be 25 cents to each per. son.
 The Red Mems fair will close this evening, the fair has been a financial success and judging from the crowds that attended every evening the SO cial side of the affair was all that could be desired. The entertainment last evening was very much enjoyed by those present.
 The Naugatuck Football associa ton held q meeting last night iT Eagles hall. There was a large anC upenthusiastic gathering present. | was decided to hold the first practice of the season next Tuesda! night on North Church street. anC all who desire to try for a position on the team will be around at o'clock.
 \ number of the local lodge O Masons will attend the past masters day which will be observed at tn, Masonic home. Wallingford on Wed nesday, September 25. The member of the Eastern Star will be presen and a box lunch will be enjoyed Next Wednesday will be the 12tl anniversary of the institution. Francis Lawlor who was a privat, in the 1l9 regiment of the Coas artillery and who enlisted in I9O. has received an honorable discharge While in the army he lost the powe of his legs below the knees. and af ter a while regained it, and went tt work as a brass molder Abou seven weeks ago he again lost th power of his legs while at work il Bristol. Conn And his brotlie James of this place went to Bristo