Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-31
NAUGATUCK NEWS.
Board of Warden and Burgesses Met
 Last Night, Tt

Board of Warden and Burgesses Met
 Last Night.
 The board of warden and burgesses held a meeting last night, the meeting being called to order at o'clock, Bur gesses Smith. Freeman, Kenny, Mills, Nettleton, Pitcher and Warden Schaf- fer being present The board voted to grant d permit to build building on Church street to E. H. Johnson. They also voted to grant J. H. Doolit- tie permission to build a one-Story building on Church street, twenty five feet from the street line, said build ing to be 50X13 feet.
 The board voted to grant James E. Sweeney permission to lay a curb on the south side of Aetna street. under the supervision of the road superin- tendent Mir Sweeney was also grant ed permission to connect with the Ma pie street sewer from either Carroll street or Central avc-iue. A commit nication was read by Clerk Beardsley from the Connecticut Lighting and Power company in regard to the vote of the board by which the cars were 10 stop wherever the people wanted them and not at the white poles, as has been done. The sense of the com municaton was that if the board would wait until after the return of General Manager Sewell. they thought that both parties could come to an agreement that would be satisfactory to all parties concerned. The com murica ton was from George l.. Terry. general counsel of the company On motion of Burgess Freeman. the board voted to lay crosswaiks on Fairview avenue. opposite Frederick street, and also opposite the residence of George Craigg near the south steps leading from the green. The board voted to adjourn until "Wednesday evening. No vember g. at 8 o'clock. They ad- journed at S:20 o'clock.
 One of the most interesting football games of the season was played at the nigh school athletic tlcIu yesterday afternoon between the Waterbury and Naugatuck High schools and resulted i'll q victory for Waterbury by |; score of 11-O. The game was Witnessed by q large crowd. \ considerable number of Waterbury's sturdy boy and fair girl students accompanied their eleven 10 this place and they made the hiI reSouud with their school yells. But Naugatuck could not be outUone ill this direction and her many rooters added enthusiasm to the game by theIr school yells. The crowd, though na- turally worked up with eXcitement, nevertheless were very Elderly, and there was no difficulty ill keeping q clear field.
 The game itself was quicker than most games played here this season. and more interesting to those present; perhaps the latter was due to the close rivalry between both elevens. Nauga- tuck was somewhat weaker after the hard game with Meriden last Satur- day; furthermore Clark, one of their star players, was unable to play on account of sickness, but Ashmore, who filled his position, put up fine game. Waterbury had q much strong CT and heavier line; the work of thelr backs was also fine. Naugatuck play ed their usual good game, it is one of the best eleyens that has represented the local High school in years, as proven by their playing against the best High schools in the state this year; but yesterday they met strong CT opponents than heretofore, one which is eXerting every nerve to win the aYle cup again this wear.
 Play commenced at 3:i0. F. Byrnes for Waterbury kicked off to Nauga- tucl's 30-yard line, ball caught by Asll- more and carried back 1O yards; Bat ters gained ? yards around left end, he also made a slight gain through the line, third down one-half yards to gain. G. Patchett failed to gain it. Wa terbury's ball in the center of the field. By straight line bucking by E. and M Byrnes for [ and 10 yards at times and by beautiful end runs by Hart and Walker, the ball was push ed down the field to Naugatuck's TO- yard line where Waterbury made q stubborn gain for the necessary three downs and gained possession of the ball. In trick pass from G. Patchett to Eaters, the latter made beautiful run of about 30 yards, but it was ruled out as q forward pass and the bail was taken back to Naugatuck's 1O-yard line and given to Waterbury. M. Ryrnes then bucked right tackle for q touch down. E. Byrnes kicked goal Score GO in favor of Waterbury. Time 10 minutes. No more scoring was done in this half and the half ended with the ball ill Waterbury's possession on Naugatuck's 20-yard line Time 20 > minutes.
 After an intermission of 10 minutes the second half of 15 minutes dura- tiofh was commenced. Sanborn kick ed off to Waterbury's 10-yard line. ball caught by E. Byrnes and carried back 15 yards. By brilliant dashes around the end by Walker and Hart and by straight line bucking by E.. Byrnes the ball was carried to Nau- catuck's 2O-yard line whence q touch down was made by Thompson through left tackle E. Byrnes failed to kick a goal Score 11-0. Time. 6 minutes. During the remainder of the game no scoring was done. The feature of the game during the remaining time was a brilliant run by Eaters on trick pass for about 30 yards. The half ended with the bali in Waterbury s possession on Naugatuck's 20-yard line. Time l5 minutes. The line up of the eleyens was as follows: r
 Grove. r Q ........ c. II. Cooh Sanborn, r t ......... |, V. baupy Hunter, ....... g, w. 1HoInLsoii Hart, e' SehieI N . I U l Q.