Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-09
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Herbert. Wells of Port Jefferson, l.. l., is the guest of relatives Tn the borough.
 a The Military band of Waterbury will give a prom this evening in Co., 'lumbus hall.
 Mrs M. A. Lawlor of Church street has returned from few days trip to New York city.
 Charles F. Costello left yesterday for few days visit with relatives in New York city.
 Miss Anna Kehoe of Coen street is spending weeks vacation a. Fort Trumbull Beach.
 Patrick Brennan, former resident but now of Hartford, is the guest of friends in the borough.
 Alfred Filing of Newark, N. J., is the guest of MT and Mrs Charles Holmes of Aetna street.
 Miss Bessie Smith, who has been visiting friends here, has returned to her home in New Brit ain.
 Theodore Siefen of New York city is the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs John Siefen of Pond hill. ,&
 Thomas Raythiewich and family and Joseph Raythiewich and family are spending the day at Savin Rock.
 William Whittemore of Washing ton, D. C., who, has been visiting relatives here, has returned to his home.
 Mrs Edward North and grandson of New Haven are spending few days with MT and Mrs J. B. Webster of Highland avenue.
 Clayton Davis has resigned his po- sition as clerk in Taylor's fish mar ket. His place will be taken by VII liam Hart of Waterbury.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Stillman, who have been the guests of relatives ln the borough have returned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mir and Mrs Ralph Lauder of New York city are the guests of MT Lau- der's parents, Mir and Mrs Charles F. Lauder of Fairview avenue.
 Mir and Mrs George C. Ham and son of Cliff street left to-day for a months visit with relatives at Mir Hams former home in New York state.
 The Swedish Summer school opened this week. The Rev G. A. Anderson, pastor of the Swedish Congregational church, is the in structor.
 Nj. o.a nts. u-aIta, ull,,ae .,s Riverside drive nave as their guests Mrs Albert Holmes and daughters end Mrs John Momtt and daughter of Bridgepors.
 Manager Lambert of the fire mems team has cancelled the game with the Colored Giants for next Saturday and instead will take the fremen's team to Danbury to play the strong town team of that place. The Naugatuck high school team will play their final game of the season tomorrow afternoon on Firemen's field. Their opponents will be the A. D. x. team. Last year these two teams met and the victory went to the high school boys, but he members of the A. D. X. team feel confident that this will not be the case this year.
 Naugatuck now has a park police man. for Truant Officer William Roche has been assigned to duty in the park He is on duty from 11:30 a. m. until 9:30 D. m. owing to the number of complaints that have been made because of the misconduct of those who occupy the seats on the green it was thought best to put policeman on duty there and he has been instructed to see to it that the borough ordinance which relates to splitting in public places shall be strictly enforced.
 It is an open question now wheth- CT or not Sunday baseball will be tolerated by the borough authorities as the action of the board Of warden and burgesses at their last meeting showed that they diint seem at all anxious to have any thing to do with the matter. X petition was received from the official kuaId of the locs' Methodist church asking that -pIne WF Arhth Ab HuNt AHE VI sAiNC discontinued. q but the members O. thr board with the single exception of firrEess BIoderick didn't see any req son why these Sunday games were not all right. Burgess Frederick dUCs not oppose the playing of Sunday ball because he wishes to deprive anyone of any pleasure they may get out of such sport, but he says that there Is a law against playing ball on Sunday and that he is not going to be one to encourage contempt for any law. Regardless of what law 1t is the de- sision of the board will make 1t nec- essary for those who are Opopsed to allowing the Sunday games to con- tinue to take some other steps to see that no games are allowed on Fire mems field. al least. The managers of Firemen's field on the other hand are determined that those who attend these games will act in an orderly manner. and think the scheme is at lsss. worthy of a trial. and that op- ponents of Sunday baseball should have waited until there was some good treason in evidence before the stamp of disapproEal was placed. At any rate future developments are awaited with interest by all concern cd as the Meriden state league team e- IL @-.S S4na.-- ss-..N