Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-26

Totals ..... 35 I'll 27 12 I Ansonias :. .. 0500 000@ - Bremen 000 2000 1 0-S
 Two base hits, Hanley, Grant, J. Sweeney, Murphy base on balls, on Turnbull 4, off Dermody 1; struck out, by Turnbull s, by Dermody 4; left on bases, Bremen 6, Ansonias S; double plays, Jones and Clifford, Hanley, Larson and Guider, Guider and Lawson, Hanley and Larson; first base on errors, Bremen 2, An sonias 2; hit by pitcher, Clifford; umpire, Holiihan; time, In som.
 Lallier's Military Band will give a dance in Columbus hall Thursday evening.
 Contractor J H. Dunn is building rustic wall around the Oscar Warner proper at the corner of Hillside ave nue and Milville avenue.
 A call is issued for meeting of the trustees of the NJ .E. church to be held on Monday, September 9, to elect three trustees for a term of three years to fill the vacancy caused by the expiration of the terms of J. E. Close, Samuel Thompson and John Steven son. The call is signed by George l.. Henman, clerk.
 Thomas Raythiewich was arrested yesterday morning by Chief Smith for selling liquor on Sunday. The of. ficer was in citizens clothes and had watched men entering the saloon and he followed them in. lie found six men in the place and put them all under arrest. They were taken to the lookup and were later released on bonds. The trials will be held to-day.
 The Orioles and the Cherry Streets played a game of ball yesterday. in the rear of the old shop, the Cherry | Streets winning by the score of to 6. There were many fast plays throughout the game. but the one par. | ticular feature was that the game was played the full nine innings and il took only hour and 10 minutes to finish it, which is remarkably short for amateurs.
 The Brownies of Waterbury and the Maplewoods of this pface played the return game yesterday in An drews' meadow. the Maplewoods win ming by the score of 1T to s. It was expected that better showing would
 be made by the Brownies, as they had defeated the Maplewoods the las
 game they played and now each team
 has won game. It is probable tha
 another game will be arranged.
 William Stratton died suddenly a
 his home on Aetna street last night
 He retired about 6:30. being il
 his usual good health and shortl!
 after retiring he took fainting spel
 and died about o'clock. He was wei
 known in town and his genial dispo
 sition made him a favorite with tn
 people of the locality where he re
 sided. He leaves two sisters, thre ! daughters and one son. The funeTa
 will be held tomorrow morning.
 A rear end collision occurred ye: terday afternoon near Orchard stree
 The trolley company were runnin
 double cars and the first one ha
 stopped at Orchard street to let pai
 senger alight, when the car that Wa
 following ran right against the on r that was stopped. The fender of cac i car was smashed and many Uf th passengers were thoroughly frighter | ed. but no one was badly hurt. Thes s accidents are becoming so commo , that people who get by without b
 ing tied up in something of this sol count themselves as fortunate. : Mary Goggin. the nIne-year-ol [ daughter of Mir and Mrs Patrick Cos I gin of -s Locust street died very sud s denly Saturday afternoon and th k cause of her death is supposed to h y from over-eating of choke clIerrie - The little girl was in her usual goo r health and was playing with hs | brothers and sisters all afternool f About 4s30 o'clock Mr Goggin happer [ ed in the yard and noticing the p' i cuIiar color of his little daughte F carried her to the house in a fainfin t condition Restoratives were apple t and a physician summoned. hut deat n had claimd her and the services s the physician were not required. TT e funeral was held this morning fro f St Franeis's church. Interment WI e in St James cemetery.
 z That there isn't more acciden
 taking place at the spot on Map f street where the sewer is being bui , Is surprise to many, as this Is s much traveled highway. Last niel about S o'clock team wit1a coup s in it was going Up Maple street sr isnother team was coming In the Q