Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-19
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Naugatuck Won From the Fifth Wards of Bridgeport.
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 There was a hotly contested game of foot ball on the Hoachkiss field yes s. terday. when the Naugatuck team ll1leu I'D against the Fifth Ward team or , Rridgeport. The principal features Of the game were the line-bucking or Ja- . conelIi and the heady way ill Whlch Burns worked the team after W illte got hurt The final score was 12 to U in favor of Naugatuck.
 Miss Annie FIaherty, of Ansonla, who has been visiting Miss Mamie hei- lv of South Main street, has returned home.
 All the ex-High school foot ball players of the Naugatuck High school are requested to meet tonight under the light at the north end of Church street for practice. The "EX' boys are trying to arrange game with the High school team for Thanksgiving morning.
 The Naugatuck High school foot ball team went to New Haven Saturday and beat the Boardman Training school team<by a score of to O.
 Charles Murphy, who spent last week in New York city, has returned home.
 Peter Aspel, who is working in Der by spent Sunday at his home on Coen street.
 There were fifteen dodgers at the po- lice station Saturday night and eight last night. Chief Smith has good, clean room up there and there is al- ways good fire, which seems to be a pretty well known fact among the lodge there is any indication of the way the tramps advertise good thing.
 In the second lineup of Saturdays foot ball game Quarterback Waite was quite severely injured. he sustaining q fractured arm and q sprained shoulder. The injuries will necessitate his stay ing out of the game for the rest of t:,z: season.
 Miss Catherine Baxter. of Cherry street. who has been i'll with malaria, is improving fast.
 Edward Feeley, who has been con- fined in the hospital for some time past with typhoid fever, has returned home.
 Court Salem. F. of A.. will meet to- night at their hall on Water street.
 Paul Fox, a young man employed in the machine department of the G. l. R. Glove Manufacturing company, while working in the boiler room fix ing some part of the same Saturday, was struck on the head by q falling brick from above and quite severely in- jured. He was taken to doctor where some four or five stitches were re- quired to close the wound.
 A large sized crowd went to Beacon Falls Saturday night to attend the masquerade. All report a good time.
 There was q large attendance at the dance given by the Swiss society Sat urday night at Weber's hall. Every body reports a good time.
 John Driscoll of Seymour, spent Su' day with friends in town.
 Work is booming at the druggist de- partment of the Glove company's shop The employees are working nights and Sundays to fill the orders.
 Miss Loretta Martin of New Brit ain, who has been visiting friends in town, returned home to-day.
 John Mccarthy of Union City spent Sunday with friends in Waterville.
 The Union City Juniors went to Wa terville yesterday and defeated the Waterville Juniors by the score of 5 to 0.
 Maurice Condon and Richard King spent Sunday with friends in New Haven.
 A crowd of Polanders got into an argument in a saloon on Spring street Saturday night and before they got through there was a free for all fight. Windows were broken and pool balls and cues were thrown around every where. Quite a number of arrests were made.
 There was a long session of ths borough court this morning. Judge Hungerford presided. The first case called was that of Frank Sears and the doctor stated that he would not swear that it was scarlet fever, so the judge discharged Sears. The four Polanders arrested Saturday in row on Spring street were fined $10 and costs apiece.