Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-18
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

St Cecelia T. 4. B. society will hold
 a dance tomorrow evening, it is CX-
 pected that the attendance will be a
 large one.
 There were 36 birtis in the oorcnsE last month, i9 males and II females.
 the mouth.
 George w. Allerton of Nillville who
 has been confined to the house for
 several weeks by sickness, is row
 able to be out. \
 The Naugatuck football team will
 hold q meeting Friday, Sept. 20 at $ o'clock in Eagles Hall. Manager Stin-
 ston says that all members are very enthusiastic and the outlook for a good team is very promising. .
 A live wire fell on North Main street caused by the trolley pole of one of the cars striking one of the guide wires which fell on the feed wire. Supt. Bronson cut the wire and avoided all danger, fortunately no one was pass ing.
 MI anu 1lS Jtllu hlCh " Sii known dancing teachers of Water- bury will open dancing school in the Red Mems new hall, Weary building Wednesday evening, Oct 9, 1907 Mr and Mrs Rick come highly recom- mended and should be well patronized
 Kenneth, son of Dr and Mrs E. II. Johnson of Church streer fell from a swing on the public play-grounds yes terday and was painfully injured. He was taken home ill an unconscious conditions but as on bones are broken it is hoped he will be alright in | few days.
 Florence O'Loughlin the little daughter of MT and Mrs Michael OLoughlin of Carroll street who was injured by a runaway horse Saturday morning Is getting along nicely, al- though quite lame yet, her ankle bone being fractured by the wheel passing over it.
 The Red Mems fair still continues to draw crowds, last evenings enter tainment was considered by many the best so far To-night's entertainment will consist of bass solo by by MT. Holt of the cri- terion quartet, pantomine Indian dance by Miss Vivian Neury and Miss Beatrice Greenburg. By request the committee have engaged Frank Braithwaite to appear again.
 Patrick Danoher of Hill street net with very serious accident yesterday while working near the freight depo,, when he accidently fell from d car, falling on his hands, he was picked up in a semi-conscious c5ndition aud carried to the office of Dr w J. De- laney, who found both arms fractured It will be some time before he will have tho use of his arms again.
 Manager Lawlor of the Starlight football team is busy arranging the for the season. He will go to Waterbury to--morrow to meet the of the Second Ward teafD. 1 and it is probable that three games will he arranged. one in Waterbury, | one in Naugatuck. and the deciding | game, if necessary. to be played on | Neutral grounds. The season will | open Sunday, 29th inst, when the | Mohegns of Meriden will he here.
 The board of wardens md burgess. es held meeting last night in the | borough court room. Burgess Daley | coming in sometime after the meet | ing started With the exception of | Burges Freeman the full board was | present. The report of the treasurer was read and approved. Burgess Key holds asked that the resignation of | Burgess Freeman he accepted as Mir | Freeman requested him to bring it | before the board, btIt the board didn't | seem inclined to act. only to say that | Mir Freeman was a good official and | should remain with the board. Tine | lighting contract was again referrcd ! to the company as it is the desire of | some of the members of the board tu change some of the arc lights that are in the borough and put small lights in their place. The minimum number Df arc lights stated in the contract | was T0. and the board wants to reduce that number to GO and to increase the minimum number of bug lights. thus consuming fully as much eleciricity. Dnly making q better distribution of light Tf u-ae vpfnd fn stofffv ft. c |