Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-14

match which will be played at the Wooster parlors between Daily and Malsch of that city. These two play CTS were tied for second place in the pool tournament and the match to- night is to decide who shall receive the prize offered to the one finishing second best.
 The Zion Daughters Sewing circle of the Swedish Lutheran church gave a supper an dentertainment in the church parlors on Cherry street last night. A musical and literary pro- gramme was rendered as follows: Organ recital by Miss Hulda Carlson, the church organist: selections by the Swedish Glee club; solo by Mrs A. J. Stenwall, Reclamation by Joseph Sundin; piano solo by Miss Mabel Thunberg; duet by Mir and Mrs N. P. Svenson; recitation by Mrs A. J. Sten- wall; address, Rev A. J. Stenwall.
 The following is the report of St Hedwig's church as read by the pas tor, the Rev Father Maciejieivslli, for the year ending December 5, 1907: Receipts, balance on hand December 31, 1906, 4,732.41; re- ceipts for 1907, $S,004.23; loan from bank, $11,000; total receipts. $23,736.64; expenditures, contractor and architect, $14,751.21; church furnishings, including electric light fixtures, plumbing. heating, etc, $S.- 10S.02; total expenditures, S22,- S5929; balance in treasury, Decen- Der 31, 1907, $S77.35.
 Deputy Sheriff James K. Sweeney left this morning for Philadelphia for the purpose of bringing back George Allen, who is held in that city. The sheriff is supplied with all the neces- sary documents to enable him to ex- pedite matters so that it is possible that Allen may be here by the time court open tomorrow morning, and If this is the case, it is most probable that he and his companion, who is also charged with the same crime, will be given hearing at the same time It has been reported that Allen has made written confession regard ing the burglary, but this is only a matter of conjecture, as no one coul,. be found who would verify the re- port. but the fact of the matter will be known when the case comes up in the borough court
 The committee appointed by the board of warden and burgesses for the purpose of looking up the different sites in the center of the borough that are both desirable and available for the erection of the new hose house that is now contemplated being built in the near future, will recommend three sites that are suitably located, and of course will call for a big pur- chase price. One of the sites, which will probably be recommended by this committee, is on Maple street and that strip of land, upon which stands the building occupied by I. Dreyer, w. k. Birdsall and H. J. Dunlap, has a depth of one hundred feet. It is said that the owner of this piece of land would like to have the price set upon it through condemnation proceed ings. The other two sites are on Water street and one of them is own ed by the same person who owns the property named above. and tlie spot is about where the store of w. G. Hard is now located. A price was given on this property some time ago, when the new house was then being considered. The other place that will be recommended by the committee is also on this street and is the old Con nor property. and the building upon it is occupied by r. II. Daly. This spot seems to be the place moro than any of the others that meets with the approval of the members of the fire company and they so expressed them selves at a meeting held some months ago. and it also seems to he approved by a number of citizens a as fit and desirable place 10 erect the new hose house. The owners of the property are willing tO sell and the price has been set and now all that this con- mittee can do is to report to the borough board and the future action of that body will he awaited with in- terest by those who are anxious that Naugatuck should have a we'll equip ped fire department. and the erection of new hose house means that the first step toward accomplishing that nI