Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-05
NAUaATUOKs NEWS
.7 " STE -FFstc -ssx fs Large Crowd Turns Out to See Foot
 ball Game.


 = A large crowd turned out Saturday to see the Yannigans and Naugatucks play football on Hotchkiss field. The game was a very exciting one and no scoring was done by either side until within about one minute of the end of the second half when Crowley, the Yannigan fullback, went over the line for the only touchdown of the game. : Donnelly, kicked the goal, thereby leaving the score 60, in favor of the Yannigans. The game was we'll played by every man on both teams and the people were we'll satisfied. For Bridgeport Crowley, Donnelly and Bowling played the best game and for ;Naugatuck Ostrander, Ashmore, ,JaccOnelli and Klien played the best game. There were great many de1 lays during the game, owing to wrangles and the injuries of the diff -ferent players on both teams. Umpire Mccarthy got rattled toward the fin ,ish of the last half and allowed the Yannigans an extra down which, with the aid of darkness undoubtedly all lowed them to score their touchdown. The crowd piled on the field as at pre- 'viouS games and therefore spoiled some of the plays. I nls should be stopped by the local management as it does not make the game any more attractive and the writer heard many people kicking about it Saturday. Yannigans Naugatucks. Tanteson, l e ... Q, Ashmere Fryler, ......... t, Shieldhen Mintie, ....... t, Ostrander iughes, C ...........-.. ..c' foiey Quinn, g g................ 6, NoDie D. Flynn, r ....r [, Stlnson T. Flynn, e. burus Bowling, Ii b ........... Il b. Lodge Donnelly, ...... h b, Jacconenl Crowley (Capp ........ D, hnen Murray, q b .... q b, Waite, (Capt
 Umpire Dr Bandah; referee, Me Carthy; linesmen, Wheeler and Breen.
 John Driscoll of Seymour spent Sun day with friends in town.
 There was a large attendance at the St Francis fair Saturday night. The entertainment was furnished by the children of Peter Baxter and was very fine. The entertainment to-. night will be furnished by the pupils of Notre Dame Convent of Water bury.
 A large crowd attended the German fair at new Germania hall Saturday night. The politicians of the republi- can party were up there and songs were sung by the Mckinley and Roosevelt Glee club.
 There was a great deal of Yanni- gan money in town Saturday and be- cause of the same there are great many Sadder but wiser young men in town to-day, as most of the money was covered at odds of 10 to ' on the Yannigans.
 The High school football team went ,1.r s,, <.y,iy, 1n1 dition and lined up against a supposed to be Bristol High school team, but the boys say they averaged 16O pounds. The local team was defeated by the score of IT to o.
 Misses Annie Shea and Margaret Deegan, who attend the Normal school in New Haven, spent Sunday at their homes in town.
 The last democratic rally of the campaign will be held in the opera house tonight when the Hon Homer S. Cummings will address the people on the issues of the campaign. The gallery will be reserved for ladies and their escorts.
 There will be a republican rally at the new Germania hall tonight when the audience will be addressed by two speakers. one of whom will speak in language.
 A few of the YanniganS spent Sun day with friends in town. --ss
 Miss Mamie Donovan of South Main street is visiting relatives in Torring- ton.
 Peter Aspel, who is working in Derby, spent Sunday at his home on Coen street
 The funeral of Dennis AIahoney was largely attended yesterday after noon. Both divisions of the Hiberni' ans turned out to the funeral in body.
 In the borough court this morning Michael Layerty was fined S3 and costs and the case of Thomas Me Grath was continued for thirty days.
 Michael Walsh of Torrington spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Tomorrow is election day and everybody in town is anxiously await ing the outcome. The polls will open at a. m. and close at 5 D. m.
 A GORGEOUSLY BOUND Work of art has just been issued at an outlay of over S100,O00, for which the iSho n OaI