Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-03
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The best $1O suit in Waterbury is at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 The Starlight football team will play the Tigers of Meriden on Mis- CTS lot next Sunday afternoon.
 When the Bells Toll' will be pre- sented tonight at the Gem Opera house by the Bennett-Moulton con- pany.
 The Moonlight football team of Union City, will play the Eagles of Beacon Falls at the latter place next Sunday.
 William Noble's pacer, May Day, won second prize in the 2:27 class at the races held yesterday at the New Milford fair.
 The board of education will hold a meeting tonight and it is likely that something will be done about opening the night school.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Sal em Lutheran church will meet this evening at o'clock with Mrs Samuel Anderson of New street.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Naugatuck fire department will be held this evening. All members are requested to be present.
 A hearing on an application to sell real estate belonging to the estate Of the late Florence Kiernan will be held in the probate court on October 5 at 10 a. m.
 The funeral of Miss Louise Allen was held this afternoon from the home of her mother, Mrs Ella Allen, of Carroll street to Grove cemetery. The Rev Sherrod Soule officiated.
 The attendance at the A. o. H. fair was very large last evening. The en- tertainment this evening will be given by the Elm City Glee club and cornet solos by Miss Ethel Adamson.
 The monthly meeting of the fire company will be held tonight when the final report of the board of man. agers of the ball team will be made and also the ball committee will re- port.
 The local Odd Fellows have decided to institute an encampment branch of the order here Wednesday, Nov. 19 in Re1 Mems hall and the institution ceremony will take place on the af- ternoon of the above date.
 The property at the corner of Main and Maple streets and known as the Culver property, has been purchased by Fred Hodson, who conducts a sa' loon in the same building. This is considered by many to be one of the most valuable pieces of property ir the borough. The price paid for il has not been made public.
 The managers and players of the fire department baseball team held a meeting Teusday night, in the Water street hose house and the report oi the season just closed was made anC the receipts were divided amongst the players in proportion to the mum Der of games played by them. The exact amount was not given out fol publication, but it is thought that fl is much less than in previous years
 Henry Herman, who acted as in terpreter during the hearing before the board of warden and burgesse! on the charges brought against Off cer Wesneski, has presented a bill o $5 for his services and the financ, committee of the board has not a! yet approved the bill. MT Herman was requested to be present at tn, hearing with the understanding tha if necessary he was to act as inter preter, but nothing was said abou the price to be paid and in speaking about the matter yesterday MT Her man said that he spent four hours a the hearing and he thought that hi price was reasonable. The matte will probably be settled, however, t the satisfaction of both the commit tee and Mir Herman.