Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-21
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

Maurice Mccarthy of Waterbury packer of Alex Swanson, has decid' ed that 1t is time to make Chiei War Eagle show that he meant bust, ness when he challenged Alex Swan. son to wrestle him and he has au' thorized J. S. Carroll of Waterbury to make match between the big chief and MT Swanson. The big chief has been indulging in big In dian talk and he will now have to show that he was not bluffing as Matchmaker Carroll is going after him to secure if possible his sigma ture to articles of agreement for match with Swanson. It is hoped that the match can be arranged for some time next month.
 Charlie Lawson of Naugatuck and Young Stanley of Utica, N. Y., will have another wrestling match. The articles of agreement will be the same as the articles of agreement for their match last Thursday night, with the exception of the weight limit. Lawson has agreed to weigh no pounds at 4:30 p. m. on the date of the match. For Thursday night s match the weight limit was 115 pounds. The match will take place in either Syracuse, Utica or Illion, N. Y. The date has not yet been decided upon.
 William Sweeney broke the record for IS holes at the golf links Satur- day. He made the course in 6S, which is two better than the rec ord which was held by c. T. Kaylor. MT Sweeney also made the nine holes out in 23, which breaks the former record of the links by one stroke. For the past few months Mir Sweeney has been playing fine golf and his many friends expect to see him make some of the best golfers in the state hustle next year. He is only boy and attends Taft school in Watertown.
 The Beacon Valley Driving and Agricultural society now has 40 members At the last meeting it was voted to engage the Naugatuck band to furnish music at the fair. Tim othy Keefe was appointed marshal of the day and Clayton A. Bailey was appointed his assistant. The constitution and bylaws were adopt. ed Arrangements will be made fol a relay foot race between local ath- letic clubs and the entertainment committee are now arranging the entertainment programme.
 The new residence being erected on Rockwell avenue for. Tracy North is now ready to plaster. William Hay is the contractor, Fred Elliott the mason, w. E. Englehardt has the painting, w. H, Lowe the plumb ing and heating, and George F.. .Clapp the electrical work. F. AL ton Clark is the architect.
 Attorney William Kennedy was present at the big democratic rally in New York city at which William J. Bryan delivered an address. He accompanied Mir Bryan to New Ha- ven, where they visited Mrs Troup, widow of Alexander Troup,r ,Szsg..sS.
 Naugatuck Building Notes.
 Plans are being figured for a new cottage to be erected at Laurel beach for Frank Smith. It will be of frame, and will contain eight rooms. @
 Contractor L. H. Winslow has started to finish August Johnson's new two family house on Park ave- nue. J. M. Page &, Co did the heating and gas piping.
 The hearing on the application of Charles Gray for letters of admins, tration on the estate of the late Charlotte A. Cundall will be held in the court of probate next Friday.
 George T. Wigmore has purchased a building lot on Rockwell avenue from c. L. Berger.
 A. F. Norling has purchased a lot on Park avenue from the J. O. May estate.
 J. B. Mcdonnell has purchased d building lot on May field from Felix Leboef.
 o. L. Hevey is repairing the roof of Mrs Leary's house on Scott street.