Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
NAUGATucK NEWS
ix Prisoners Receive Jail Sentences
By the Judge This Morning.

'NauSatuck was flooded with hobos Saturday and the result was that they will leave town escorted by an officer. There were eleven of them in town Ill intoxicated and begging money. ohicier Malone arrested four of them md the chief arrested the others. There were number of witnesses who estihed that they asked them for money The first case was that of thomaS McGrath, who was charged with intoxication. He pleaded guilty md Judge Hun.erford suspended sen ence. Tommy is well-known char lcter around town. David McGrath. knight of the road, was found drunk y Officer Malone in a freight car Saturday night. He received thirty lay ill jail and costs. George Wilson, Hho gave his place of residence as Derby, received thirty days in jail sith costs. Frank Kelley, another tagrant. received sixty days with costs Or vagrancy and intoYication. Charles durray, who said Springfield was his lDnc. was given sixty days in jail sith costs for the same offensc. Frank Howard. q typical looking hobo. had put little to say as too much evidence vas against him. He received sixty lays with costs for being intoxicated md begging. The last case was that # Frank Kirschiner who lives iu -nion City and charged with intoxica :iDn. He raised a disturbance at his lome Saturday night. Judge Hunger ord gave him thirty days with costs. The court room was crowded to the ioors and around the depot when they went to jail. Bonds were called for he case of William and May Smith. If MiddlehuryN and charged with in- oXicatiOn.-o , Iohn2 Cooney of Water oury also forfeited bond for intoxi- .atioE-
 Burglars Entered James Kcnny's
 Meat Market Last Night.
 Some more burglars were around ast night after T short silence. This ime they entered James kenny's neat market and took $S.SO from the ash register. The burglars entered )y way of a back door ill the cellar md took nothing but the money. There was a revolver and clothes belonging 0 MT Kenny in his office but they Eere not touched. so in the estimation # MT Kenny it was an amateur burg ar. The affair has been told of to he police who will work on the case. Saugatuck's High School Football laugatuck Football Team Victorious
 Over Welcome Team of Ansonia
 The Naugatuck Football team and Welcome football team of Ansona fned up against each other on Hotcn- :isS field Saturday afternoon. The game started shortly after f o'clock. Naugatuck rushing right into victory. fackone1li played the star game for Saugatuck, he making two touch Towns in the first half while Cline made one. Burns failed to kick q :oal after each touchdown. In the econd half Ansonia rushed matters md kept Naugatuck from scoring in his half. Ansonia made some fine ackling as also did Stapleton during he game. The game ended with the 'all in the center of the field and in Saugatuck's possession. Score at the inal was Naugatuck 15. Ansonia 0. The line up was as follows:
 SaugatucE. Welcome tOnfan, e, ,,..,, r. e. Bennett 'tapleton. .. ...... .. t, Clayton >ODle. ......... z. Lyon 'cheultZen, .... ......c. ChildS 1strander. g.. .. g, Shoemaker Hunter. l t. .. .. ....... l t. Farrell hshmore. e.. ...... :. Il e. O'Donnell Waite. q b .: .......... q b. Stott ackonelli. Il Il. Cronin Burns. Il ......... .. Il. Cullan The officials were. referee. McCar- hy, Naugatuck: umpire, Cashman, ,ale; timer, Hungerford.
 To Hunt for Lost Child.
 A general alarm was blown by Fire Thief Fuller last night at G:45 for he people to hunt for the 4-year-old laughter of Mir and Mrs Alfonso Happy of Scott street. The little one vas missed at 4 o'clock and was earched for by the family till the general alarm was sent in. After the ilarm there were fully 400 persons, ,a1 Of r., 1or he child. At S:45 the recall blew and rOtitied the searchers that the young ne was found. The child was found lnder her bed fast asleep and found " her mother who had heard her ough. The writer cannot state in vor,ls the way the mother felt when he found her child, as she was almost rantic with grief. The child's name s Stella and | handsome young one 'he is the only daughter the parents rave. The parents expressed their hanks fthrough tho writery to the peo- ,le who looked for their child.
 Notes
 St Francis T. 4. B.. society will meet o-night- X full attendance is request William: kelieher of.Torrin gton wal, he guest of friends i'll town over Sunday.
 Earl De Witt of Winsted, is the :uest of his parents on Andrew ave Iue.
 \ large number of people from Nau- .atuck attended the football game in Waterbury yesterday between the St Thomas Cadets and Yannigans of Bridgeport. The Naugatuck people Tere disappointed as they claim it was very poor game.
 The Bryan-Stevenson club will hold meeting tonight.
 Clayton Klein has returned from a isit to Winsted.
 Eugene Sullivan of Yale, spent Sun lay in town with relatives and friends.
 Fred Chandler has moved his house. .iold goods to Philadelphia, Pa, where se will be employed by the Aetna Bridge Co.
 The Union City football team played 2 Terrington Saturday and were de- eated by score of 20 to o.
 2 Tickets are selling fast for the rama For Honor's Sake" to be pro r.ood n Columbus hall np Navomhnr