Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-28
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The water company IS putting in six-inch water main or School and Greenwood streets.
 George w. Andrew Is erecting a ten room cottage at the corner or George and Cliff streets.
 The postponed ba'l some between the Naugatuek Consolidated and the Seymours will be played next Satur- day in Seymour.
 A regular meeting of the Womeu's Relief corps will be neld tonight at G. A. R. hall. All members are re- quested to be present.
 The Echo base ball team went to New Haven yesterday and defeated the Maplewoods of that city on the Savin Rock grounds by the score of to 8.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Ger man Lutheran church will meet to- night at s o'clock in the church base ment. All members are requested to be present.
 Raymond Cooper will go 10 New Haven tomorrow to play with the Echo team against the Starviews of that place. This will be the prelin- mary game to the rolicemen's game which is to be played there.
 Another carload of brick to be used on South Main street for paving be- tween the car tracks, has arrived and it is expected the work will be hn- ished in about another week. The paving extends from Maple street to Kennedy's corner.
 The residents of Carroll street are planning to make application to the borough boa-d to nave their street graded. As this is one of the oldest streets in town and also in the very heart of the place, ni,,,y people would like to see this street in good shape.
 The Fire department base ball team will play the Thomaston team in that town next Saturday. They will also play two games on Labor Day with the Southington team. The morning game will be played in Southington and the afternoon game will be played nere.
 The liability bond that was to be furnished by a surety company Tor Contractor Johnson has not yet been filed, but a bond has been furnished by local parties for period of ten days, or until such time as an agree ment can be reached between MT Johnson and the surety company.
 The funeral of Edward Casey, who died Monday ct his home or Prospect street, will be held tomorrow at S:3O a. m. from his late residence. The interment will be in the new St Jos eph's cemetery, Waterbury. The Waterbury lodge of Elks, of which he was member, will be represented at the funeral by delegation. The work of finishing the new ex- tension of Elm street is rapidly near ing completion The large road | roller is at work there and the road is beginning to take shape. It looks as thought it would De matter of | only few days before the road is opened for travel and it is one of the best stretches of road in the borough.
 The Maher cafe on Arch street has been closed since July 8, owing to an attachment being placed on it by the Bergner & Engel Brewing Go, but will be opened in a few days, as 7. satisfactory settlement has been made with the company. When re- opened 1t will be in charge of Alex Swanson, the we'll known wrestler of New York.
 It is probable that the board of warden and burgesses will soon take up the matter of making an outlet for the South Main street sewer There is considerable discussion go. ing on about 1t these days and with the sewer bed in its present condi- ton the borough fathers are alive to the fact that mere sanitary condi- tions should exist in the heart of the borough.
 A tree that stands on the property of William H. Mccarthy on South Main street. and over which there has been considerable litigation during the past few years. was given it's us- ual coat of tar SO that its life may be spared the longer. Mir Mccarthy says that he will tenderly care for this tree as long as he can and this means that Main street will for some tune be spared one good shade tree.
 It is expected that a large number of the members of Evergreen chapter, O. E. S.. and their friends will at tend the annual reunion of the order of the Eastern Star of Connecticut at Savin Rock on next Saturday. The business meeting will be held in the skating rink in the White City at II A. m. and no admission to the White City will he charged iD the morning and in the afternoon they will be ad- mitted for half price. Those who attend the reunion can secure return tickets for half regular fare.
 One of the business p.aees in the borough at tae present time is in the vicinity Jf the new freight depot and on the Elm street extension. Large gangs of men are at work there and the new depot will soon be ready for occupancy There Is considerable room arc1ni the new depot for the laying Of switch tracks. as all the space betveen Elm street and the depot can be dsed for that purpose. There is al+O 2 gang of men busy changing the track oi what is nov the main line 90 ths. they will run over the csDent arrhss that were built recently. .nd the road roller is at york getting the nev street into shape. so that sfter about years wait the peopte of the south eru end of the town vii. get a road