Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Manager Rogers is trying to ar range a game for next Saturday Wlrn the Ansonia team.
 The Kings Daughters will resume their weekly meeting Monday even- ing at 7:30 o'clocko
 Uncle Toms Cabin company will be the attraction at the Gem Opera house tomorrow night.
 Peter Boylan has purchased q new delivery wagon, and it is lettered "The Peoples Market
 The Ladies Aid society of the Union City Baptist church will meet We'd nesday afternoon at the chapel.
 The Lithuanians of the borough are forming a Cooperative company and expect to open a grocery store and meat market on Spring street.
 William Sengstacken and Thomas Claffey played with the Beacon Falls yesterday against Stratford at Avon won the game by the score of to :.
 Thomas Durgan of Scott street was on the train yesterday when iJ ran into another one near Orange. MT Drugan escaped without any injuries.
 A large derrick has been placed on North Water street and will be lsed in constructing the new passenger station, the work on witch will begin in few days.
 Mrs Emma Fitts of Goodyear av- enue is ill with typhoid fever, at the home of her daughter, Mrs W. II. Baldwin of Lebanon, N. H., with whom she was visiting.
 Jeremiah Shea died at his home on Bridge street, Sunday evening. He leaves four children to mourn his loss, Catherine, Annie, Jeremiah and Michael. The funeral arrangements are not yet completed
 Frank Zwick has resigned his posi- ton as captain of the High school football team to enter Vermont acad- emy at Saxtons River, where he will take preparatory course. He is succeeded as captain by James Pow CTS.
 A little daughter of MT and Mrs James Smith of Bradley street was struck in the head by swing-seat in the Meadow street play grounds, severing an artery. The child was taken to the office of Dr w. J. De- laney, who dressed the wound. This makes the second accident in week.
 A misunderstanding between two tenants in the one house on South Main street, as to which had the right to use the veranda, ended in free skipping affray, and Anton Schoniaut was arrested on complaint of Miss Freda Henne. He was taken to the station, and later was released on a $25 bond.
 A thirteen years old daughter of Mir and Mrs John Pearsey of Beebo street was painfully burned Saturday evening. She was taking kettle full of water from the store when she fell, spilling the boiling water over her legs and arms. Dr Carvel was sum- moned and dressed the injuries, which he declares are not serious.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tomorrow night, when 1t is expected that proper action will be taken on the resignation of Burgess r. F. Freeman. It is the desire of Mir Freeman to be relieved from all political duties, and he says emphat. ically that he will not reconsider his previous action, notwithstanding re- ports to the contrary.
 At all of the masses said 1t St Francis's church yesterday the Rev Father Sheridan spoke very touching ly on the departure of Rev Father | Tanning. who is to be the pastor of the new St Mary's parish. He also said that until such time as a church would he erected in Union City that all marriages and funerals would bt held in St Francis's church.
 John T. Scannell. former principal of the Union City schools, and who left here about year ago to take uT the study of law, has successfully passed his examinations and has peer