Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Lallier's Band will give prom to- night in Columbus hall
 ., The Starlight foot ball team will meet next Tuesday night for the pur pose of making arrangements for the coming season. Manager LaWlor wishes all candidates for positions to be present at the meeting.
 Thomas Raytkwich was fined $50 and costs, which announced to S665o in the borough court yesterday. He was charged with selling liquor on Sunday. The six men who were found in the place were discharged.
 There were three different gangs at work yesterday in the vicinity or Main and Maple streets. the men who were putting in the sewer, the melt who were paving. and those who were putting in the conduits, and cer- tainly at this point at least, the con- ditions are much disturbed.
 It can be stated with pretty gooG authority that the board of warden and burgesses will receive at its uext meeting the resignation or Patrolman Edward Murphy, who does duty on the west side. It Is said that his req son for resigning is that he can make more money working at this trade in the foundry than he receives for the work he is now doing.
 Charles H. Curtiss is erecting T one story frame structure on his property at the corner of Church street and Park street. It will be in keeping with his other buildings that are on the adjoining property and it is said that the large timbers that are being used in the construction of the build ing are those that come out of the old Culver building that stood at the cor ner of Main and Maple streets.
 The funeral of Edward Casey took place this morning from his late residence on Prospect street to St Francis church, where requiem .nass was celebrated for the repose of his soul Interment took place in St Jo- seplfs cemetery, Waterbury. The pail bearers were Edward Dunning Michael Ryan and Joseph Lyman of Naugatuck and John Griffith. Will liam Shanahan and Abner Hayes representing the Waterbury lodge of Elks.
 The town clerk has just finished re. cording a deed conveying the right of way of the traction company through the towns of Naugatuck, Beacon Falls and Seymour. The deed is given by George J. Roberts of Philadelphia to the Naugatuck Valley Electric Co and contains forty pages of type. written natter There is also another deed of twenty pages given by the Naugatuck Valley Electric Co to the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co. which has been leased by the Connec- ticut company.
 Yesterday morning a fire on the roadroller that is working, on Elm street caused no little excitement among the men at work there. The roller was So far away from the place where the water supply was furnish ed and the water in the boiler was so low that to save seriour trouble the man operating it attempted to dump the fire. and in so doing one of the coals caught in the gearing and the oil that was used on the machinery was quickly set ablaze and for time it looked like a roaring furnace, but after filling the fire box and covering the blaze with sand. the fire was put 1t lx.rf sf i.4a used again for the remainder of the day. It is working today. however. without any trouble.
 It was announced yesterday that Naugatuck would soon have an up-to- date hotel and that 1t would be erected on the corner of Maple street and Central avenue. It will be three stories in height. equipped with all modern Improvements. will be built of brick and contain about forty rooms The work of erecting it will start immediately and will be completed in about a year. When the new hotel is completed the old one, which stands at the corner of Main and Maple streets will be removed and busi- ness block will be erected on the spot where 1t now stands. The owners of the hotel property are all residents of Waterbury. They are Frank Hod- son. H. H. Wells. ArchiI Lord and Mrs Isabelle Hamilton. The erection of the hotel will supply a much need ed want in the borough. i
 A game of ball will he played Fri day afternoon on Firemen's field be- tween the east and west side busi- ness men. The receipts of the game will be given to George Lepper Of Afillville. who suffered the loss of both eyes while at work at the factory in Millville last winter. The makeup of the teams will have to undergo some changes as some Of the players are dissatisfied with the positions given them For instance Judge Me Donough. who was to pay in right field thinks that he is 200 good to play in that position. and Henry Me Carthy Is slated for left field when his position has always been the init ial sack. Attorney W. ]. Weary is the manager and captain of the west sides and states that every player who finds fault with the position to which he is assigned will be released. If is exnccfns1 that there vriIt iYo a