Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-15
NAUGATUcK NEWS
All Arrangements Are Completed For e the Drama To-Aiorrow Night.

the Drama To-Morrow Night.
 Every indication predicts that there will be q big attendance at the anna teur production of the '. M. c. l. to- morrow night. Those who attend will be more than pleased for the drama will be presented in an excellent man. sner and the members of the cast will do themselves proud. Never has cast of characters worked so hard and faithfully to prepare the entertain ment and you will De very much sur priSed when you see the play. It will be staked with all the scenic effects and costumes that are required and the play itself will tell you very interesting story. The people of Nau- gatuck should come out in large num- bers to witness this production as it will be the best amateur play that has ever been presented in Naugatuck.
 Investigating Scarlet Fever.
 County Health Officer Hoadiey of New Haven was ill town yesterday Investigating the scarlet fever cases of which there are q great many in town at the present time. Mir Hoadley. in company with Health Officer smith. investigated the report that a room in the Salem school would have to be closed because three pupils had con- tracted scarlet fever there and found it to be without any truth. The health officer instructed Superintendent Eaton of the schools, not to allow any child that had been afflicted with scarlet fever 10 return to school without permit signed by the health officer.
 Notes.
 Postmaster, Trow wbridge was in New Haven yesterday on business.
 Several citizens have inquired of the writer 1he reason why the town clock iS not lighted earlier in the even ing and if the clock could not be light ed 3 little earlier for the accommoda- tion of tie citizens. tu which the writer was forced to reply that he did not know.
 There is a bad hole in the crosswalk at tue corner of Main and Maple street on the south side. which should be re- paired before anyone slips into it and breaks q leg or an ankle.
 C. H. Hoffman. who has collected garbage i'll town for the last ten years, says to-day Wilf be his last day as he must give it Up on account of poor health.
 The advance agent of the Heart of Chicago. which iS to he presented here next Tuesday. was in town yes terday putting Up the bills for tie same.
 The members of the cast of For Honor's Sake will hold Il full dress rehearsal tonight at Columbia hall. This will be the last rehearsal as the play is to Ge presented tomorrow even in-.
 Michael Dunn, late of this town, but now of Decatur, III. has been promoted 1p T, of Ina, ES,att tIoy- Malleab ble Iron Works of that place.
 Quite number of new names were added to those already registered at night school last night.
 \ son was born to Mir and Mrs Louis Weiss of South Main street last night. Mother and son are both doing well.
 There was q large crowd at the sup per given by the St MichaeIs guild in the chapel last night.
 Quite q number from here will at tend the social and dance of the Elm social club in LeayenWorth hall. Wa terbury. tonight. 4 special car will be run to Naugatuck after the dance.
 Manager Jones of the Naugutuck football team says that the Nauga- tucks will surely defeat the Fifth Wards of Bridgeport on the HotchkiSs field Saturday. The team will meet for practice tonight.
 Miss Jennie CrOnin of High street spent yesterday with friends in Bridge port.
 The case of Frank Sears, who was arrested on charge of neglecting to report a case of scarlet fever in his family was continued until Monday morning, as the county helth officer failed to appear.