Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-29

terbury United association. Nauga- tuck's lineup is as follows. Goal, E. Murray; backs, c. Price, F. Will Hams; halfbacks, T. Griffin, J. Can field, E. Neal; forwards, w. Garfield, H. Woodfield, c. Marsden, P. Malon, G. Neal. Arthur Stenson will act as referee.
 The Imperial moving pictures will be exhibited tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Gem opera house. Manager Morse has not yet decided when the last of these exhibitions will be given, but it is probable that they will continue until such time as the patrons think it too warm to attend. The programme arranged for tomorrow is entirely new and the assurance is given that 1t will also be pleasing.
 It was stated to-day that John Lannon, who was appointed driver of the chemical wagon about week ago by Chief Clark, had sent in his resignation to take effect Saturday night. No other reason is given but that the job is too conflning. It was also stated that the name of James O'Brien was mentioned in connection with this job, but no one could be found who would say whether or not there was any truth in the report. 1 Manager Lambert of the firemen's team has arranged for two games to be played tomorrow on tiremen's field. The first game will start at 10:30 a. m. and the afternoon game at 3:30. The members of the team have been practicing faithfully the last week and are now in good trim. The team will be strengthened by a new pitcher named Clarence E. Baker of Brooklyn, N. r., who pitched last year for the Eastern col lege team. He comes highly recom- mended a4d if found to be satisfac- tory will be kept for the remainder of the season, provided that Sunday ball playing will be allowed by the authorities. ..,
 An alarm of fire was sounded last night shortly before 10 o'clock from box 21 on Coat shop. A fire was burning in the rear of the Curtis building on Church street, and 1t was thought that a spark from this fire was blown into the awning in the rear of the store occupied as a millinery store by Mrs Margaret Lawlor and causing the awning to become ignited, but was quickly ex- tinguished. The fire apparatus was not taken out from the hose house as word was telephoned over there not to send out the truck. The new fire horses were brought out and hitched to the chemical engine and they acted well, but because the trucks were not taken out it was impossible to learn just how they would show up when responding to an alarm.
 The committee appointed by Isbell post. No 43, c. A. R., to make ar engagements for Memorial day, have decided upon the following pro- gramme: First, Naugatuck camp, Sons of Veterans, with a delegation from the Grand Army, will decorate the graves in Grove cemetery and also in St James's cemetery. The members of the delegation will leave c. A. R. hall at S:30 a. m. Second, the Grand Army with the Sons of Veterans and escorted by Scott com pany, |. R. K. of F., headed by the Naugatuck drum corps, will leave G. A. R. hall at 10 a. m. and march to the Soldiers monument, where a short service will be held, after which they will march 10 Hillside and St Francis's cemeteries, where the soldiers graves will be deco rated. This will conclude the Mem- orial day programme. Third, on Sunday evening, May 31, ihe mem- bers of the c. A. R.. the Sons of Vet erans and the Women's RelIef corps will attend services at the Methodist church at 1880, where an appropri- ate sermon will be delivered by the pastor. Rev W. H. Harper.