Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-13
NAUGATUGK NEWS
Naugatuck Football Team Preparing
 For Their Game Saturday. :

For Their Game Sagurday. The Naugatuck football team is practicing hard for their game with the strong Fifth Ward team of Bridge port which plays here Saturday.. The local boys are confident of winning and here is hoping they do.
 The Christian Endeavor of Union City and Naugatuck will go to Wa terbury tonight to visit the Christian Endeavor of that place.
 Health Officer Smith has decided not to allow the Rubber avenue school to be opened this week.
 Louis O'Brien of .Newburgh. \. Y.. is visiting his brother, Clarence O'Brien of South Main street.
 The Holy Name society will meet to- night.
 Night school opened last night with 9 large registration. The pupils will have to be graded before any real work can be done.
 Quite number of Naugatucfk pco- pie attended the centennial in Bridge port yesterday. All returned home waving small American flags which they received as souvenirs.
 There were two lodges ill the lodgers room in the town hall last night.
 The proprietor of the Commercial hotel has had q new sign put over the door to the barroom. The sign is very neat and attracts considerable attention.
 There are q number of cases of ty- phoid fever in town and it seems to be spreading: also a large number of cases of scarlet fever.
 John Pagan of Pagan X Sons was ill town yesterday removing his tools and other stuff to Waterviile where lie has another state road contract.
 William KelIehcr. the popular young laUndIyman. who has been i'll the eIn- ploy of the Troy laundry works of Torlington for the past six months has accepted q position aS clerk ill the store of Lewis < Parker
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Ken ny, who died suddenly at the holn" of Mrs Patrick Graham in Union City. was largely attended from the home of her son. James Kenny. of High street. this morning. lutennent was in St Francis's cemetery.
 Joseph Horan of Union City left yes to-day for Bridgeport. where he has secured q position in the MalleabIe Iron works of that place.
 C. N SewaU sent some of his workmen to Fairfield to-day as he has quite a little work down there.
 The '. Nj. C. A. held it's annual meeting last night and elected officers for the ensuing year.
 There will be q rehearsal of the cast FFor Honor's Sake tonight.
 Martin Mulcahcy. who is confined in the Waterbury hospital with typhoid fever. is improving.
 It is thought that Edward Fecley. who has been confined in the hospital for some time with typhoid fever, will soon be able to De around again.
 Quite number of local sports1nen have reported good catches this fall. One man told the writer that game is more plentiful this year than he has seen it in some yeals.
 The Swiss societies of Naugatuck and Waterbury are to run q dance in Harugari hall Saturday night.
 John Eernan well known young man around town. has removed to Beacon Falls. where he has gone into tie meat business.
 The Good Will Social club will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present.
 Things are very quiet in police cir cles lately. No session of the borough court was held this morning.
 Professor C. A. Bailey of Water bury will open q select dancing class in Pythian hall, "Wednesday evening at o'clock.