Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-09
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
Population Of This Town Growing
 Nearly 17,0O0 Now.


 names of 6,570. persons, taking the number that is usually applied in de- termining the population, which is 219 persons for each name, and it will give Naugatuck population of 16,415. This goes to show that the population is rapidly Increasing.
 Remove the Shed.
 There stands at the end of the plat form running south from the local passenger station, an old shed that is in delapitaded condition and seems to be of on other use than to serve as a. place Tor the younger element to hang around, in which to light matches. In the last report made by former Fire Marshal Fuller, he ad- yised that this and the adjoining buildings be torn down, as they had long since passed their usefulness, but not only that but they were sort of fire trap, and situated as they are so closely to the Coat shop, it seems hat the advice given by our fire mar shal ought not to be forgotten. It is by neglecting matter of his kind that we sometimes regret what comes later on.
 D. of I. Savin Rock Trip.
 Court Juana, Daughters of Isabel la, have about completed all arrange ments for their trip to Savin Rock, which will take place Wednesday, July IT. The party will leave here at o'clock in the afternoon by way of the new Seymour fine. They will go in special car right to the Rock, where they will enjoy a shore din- ner, and return on the train reaching here about midnight. F
 Opening Postponed Again
 SThe opening of the new trolley line did not take. place this morning as was expected, and it is impossible at this time to state just when the line will open. After the statements that have been given ou by those whom 1t would seem should know, it is hard to tell anything about just when the line will be ready to serve the public.
 lCllC dt QudsslpduS.
 If the weather permits the picnic of the Congregational Sunday school will be held at Quassapaug tomorrow. Tn order that the members may know that the picnic will be held. the church bells will ring at o'clock a. m., and if no bells ring, no picnic will be held. They will, leave the parish at Q a. m.
 Married Last Saturday.
 George Saulsbury ard Miss Mamie Parker were married Saturday night by the Rev Shelrod Soule. After the marriage ceremony wedding party was held at the residence of the groom's sister, Mrs George Lock- wood of Aetna street. The newly welded couple will reside on Aetna street. ts-z .'..,
 John Dolan Surprised.
 About 50 friends of John Dolan of Golden Hill street gave him sur prise last night by calling on him and announcing that they had come to spend the evening. A peasant time was had by all, and songs, recitatl- ons and refreshments were the order of the evening.
 The Church Helpers of St Mich aels church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
 The work of setting the curbing on the east end of Maple street was commenced to-day.
 The laying of the Cliff street sewer was commenced to-day by Contractor Johnson.
 The Naugatuck band will give a shirt waist prom in Columbus hall next Thursday evening.
 Fred W. Menold, the North Maip street meat dealer. has purchased new safe for use in his store.
 \ new sign over the door of the Commercial house was placed in posi-. ton yesterday. It will be lighted in the evening.
 F. F.. Nolan has resigned as corres- pondent for the Waterbury Republl- can and is succeeded by Patrick O'COnnor of Grove street.
 The Royal Giants of Brooklyn will be the visiting team that will play with the fire department team here next Saturday afternoon.
 TLe amount cf si3.70O has been by Borough Treasurer Wig more as the share the borough re- ceiyes from license fees.
 \ meeting of the aid society of the Baptist church in Union City will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Thomas Packer of Prospect street.
 Geurge ?. Walsh has resigned his position with William j. Freeman and is dispOsing of his household fHrsiiure He expects 70 locate in New York city.
 The new freight house is nearing completion and is now being paint ed, and it looks now as though it would be ready at the time first stated. about August 1.
 Lewis B Cake and zffe Of New York city will give an entertainment in the Union City chapel Saturday. July 20 The entertainment is for the benefit of the church.
 Thomas Lawler, Thomas Bowling. stephen Martin and John Fitzgerald are the delegates to fhe ssaIe cOnven- tiOn If the c IT. A. '. t0 be held ir TgrringroR August I9-1l.
 The Nsuzatuck Consolidated team