Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-10
NAUGATUcK NEWS
Foot Ball Team ,Defeatedsthe selmours
 Saturday. k ,st

 were about 1,500 people on the field when the game started Every man on the Naugatuck team played a star game from the very kickoff. To show how well Naugatuck played it is only necessary to say that Seymour throughout the game did not gain ten yards. They had the ball twice and lost it both times on downs. On thelr return home on the GAO train the Nau- gatucqk team was met by the drum corps and followed by about 300 root CTS, led by School Teacher Stringer. they paraded the streets and burned red fire. John Hall had sign hung out during the parade which red as follows: ''Who got scorched: W ny the Scorchers, of course. Ha ha. X large sum of money changed hands on the result.
 The commissioners on benefits and damages to the property holders on Main. Maple and Oak streets are ill session this morning.
 James Maher. Jr-sof Tolles square, Is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Peter Aspel of Derby is home for few days visit.
 Milton Corcoran of Cherry street spent Sunday with friends in Ansonla-
 James Dunn of Derby spent Sunday with friends ill town.
 Charles Reed of Meadow street is laid up with q Spraincd ankle.
 The condition of James Worrell, the young man who was injured in the foot ball game short while ago. does not seem to improve very rapidly.
 The Naugatuck foot ball team man. agement are trying hard to arrange game with the Yannigans for next Saturday as they are confident that they can wipe out the defeat when they received from the 1annigans earlier in the season.
 Patrick Sullivan of Derby spent Sum- day at his home on Oak street.
 On Thursday night of this week Professor J. $. Sullivan will run his second social and dance at Barnum hall
 There will be a special of the Sons of St George at Foresters' hall tonight, X smoker will follow the business meeting District Deputy Mitchell Of Waterbury will be in attendance to install officers.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. O. H. wiH meet tonight. All members are requested to be present
 Joseph Ostroski. the man who was injured in the shooting atfray in hls saloon on Spring street last Thursday night, is in q serious condition.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 Blue and white ribbon was at pre- mium Saturday as everybody who went to Seymour either wore the rib bon or had it tied to yard stick.
 The funeral of Henry Hurley was largely attended from St Francls's church yesterday afternoon.
 The funeral of Mrs Commerford of Cherry street was largely attended from St Francis's church yesterday afternoon Interment was in St Fran ciS's cemetery.
 There are three lady applicants to take the examination for clerks and carriers. which is to be held next Sat urday. There are only five applied tions, so it will be seen that the la dies are in the majority.
 John D. Boser. of Boston, is in town to-day on business.
 There were about fifteen tramps in the lodgers room at the police station last night and as it was very cold out side they were all glad to hug the warm stove, which the chief keeps burning there so that it will be good place to spend the night.
 A number of Italians got off the train which arrived here at 4:3O last night.
 The Holy Name society will meet to- night at o'clock.
 The Hammer club defeated the Shoe shops yesterday afternoon by the score of 12 to 0. The Hammer clut now claim they can beat anything il town.