Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-08
NAUGATUcK NEWS
Football Team Playing in Seymour This \ ffprnoon. Y -

This Afternoon.
 A large crowd of football rooters ac- companied the football team to Sey- mour this afternoon to help cheer them on to victory. The Naugatuck boys are confident of victory. as are also the Seymour boys, and it is thought that quite q little sum of money wifi change hands. The rooters from the new shop have flag made in the shape of an arctic with d large ''N'' in the center of it which they purpose to carry to Seymour.
 The remains of Mrs Ruby Seymour were taken to Norfolk on the SIP train this morning for burial.
 There was a large crowd present at the dance given by the Haymakers at the opera house last night. The Hay makers paraded the streets before the dance, headed by the Haymakers' band.
 -, The stock which was seized from George WalSh's saloon some time ago was sold at auction yesterday after noon to Harry Pagan for S100 by Sher- if Rigney.
 There was quite an interesting po- tato race held in the High school build ing yesterday afternoon between two young men in which the loser had to eat the raw potato. The loser filled his end of the bet by taking a raw po- tato and eating it like man.
 There was large crowd present at the dance given by the Swedish society at Barnum'S hall last night
 Judge Munger of Ansona is to deliv- CT an address at the Y. M. C. A. rooms tomorrow.
 The attending physician of Joseph OStroSki thinks that his case is more serious today than it was yesterday and that the chances for recovery are not as good. Dr Futile, the deputy medical examiner, has advised that OStrOSki'S ante mOrtem statement be taken. so that it can be used ill court.
 There was interesting scrap on the upper end of Main street last night. about 10 o'clock. II seems that two young men started in to discuss to- days football game. and the argument became heated and finally came 10 blows. with the result that the man who was shouting for Seymour feels very sore this morning.
 The Ladies aXuiliary of the \. O.. H. will hold an important meeting Monday night. All members are re quested to be present.
 The GormIHla M3ennerCnOT are to give an entertainment in their hail on School street. Union City. tomorrow aftrnoon. at , o'clock. Admission 2o cents.
 There will be rehearsal of the Harugari Liedertafel tonight at S o'clock at Harugari hall.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 There were about twelve lOdgerS at the trampS room at the police station last night and they seemed to enjoy the good fire and hunks which the chief furnishes them with.
 Alvin Scott of New York city is wis -iting friends in town.
 There were large crowds present at all the masses in the St Francis $ church to-day. it being the celebration of the feast of the Immaculate Con- ception.
 William Coleman. who has been wis iting friends in New Haven for the past few days, returned home last evening.
 Archie Miller of Union City left this morning for New York city, where he will enter d training school.
 Owing to the continuation of large out of town class on Wednesday even ing. Prof Bailey will postpone the opening of his dancing class in Pythian hall until after the holidays.
 Henry Hurley died this morning at his home in Union City The funeral notice will be announced later.