Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10
NAUGATUcK NEWS
High School Foot Ball Team Played in
 Cheshire To-day.

High School Foot Ball Team Played ln
 Cheshire To-day.
 The High school foot ball team left this noon for Cheshire, where they will line up against the strong Cheshire academy team. The boys were ae- companied by a. large crowd of the High school pupils, who will try to cheer the boys on to victory.
 .'For Honor's Sake"
 But a few more days are left for re- hearSalS for the cast of characters that will present the above drama at Col umbus hall. Next Friday evening the young ladies and gentlemen who are to portray the various characters Will come before the fOotlishts, the most of them making their first appearance on any stage. Never has a cast of characters worked so hard and faith fully to perfect themselves in their respective parts and never was an au- dience better pleased than will be the one that assemblies in Columbus hall next Friday evening. The best encour- agement that can be given those young people is to be present and be prepared 10 enjoy a very excellent pro- ductiCn. Three rehaarsals will be held next week, on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. The play will be handsomely costumed and everything that will assist in the success or the entertainment will be accomplished. The costumes will be here Tuesday and certainly the people who patronlze this entertainment will be surprised at the ela bOrate preparations that were made to make it pleasing to all. It will be the first dramatic performance in the new hall and the new scenery will add tO 1Ep general success.
 There was quite & little excitement caused on South Main street last night about s o'clock. when two well known young men went down to the trott!ns park to settle q dispute which they had. After they got down there it was case of one was afraid and the other dare rot hit. They finally shook hands and came up to the center together as if nothing had happened. They are the bcSs of friends to-day.
 There was Q large attendance at the flower social given by Columbian lodge, D. of R., last night
 Andrew SheeIlan died at his home on Arch street yesterday morning. Flu neral Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock.
 There will be dance at Columbus hall Wednesday, November II, 1900 for the benefit Of John Maher who was injured in q foot ball game q short time ago. The Union City foot bali team will run the dance and a good time is guaranteed all who attend.
 Michael Ryan. of Rubber avenue is visiting his brother, in Troy. \. Y.
 A number of people left this morn ing for New Haven. where they will witness the foot ball game between the Carlisle Indians and the Yale foot ball teams. All the Naugatuck boys went down to get pointers for their game with the Fifth Wards next Sat urday.
 The funeral of Patrick Walsh was largely attended from his home on Act ra street this morning. Interment was in St F'rancis's cemetery.
 There was no session in either Daro- chial or public schools yesterday after noon on account of the storm.
 The picture of the cast of For Hon. or's Sake will go on exhibition in Judd's window this evening. The cast will hold a rehearsal tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 sharp.
 There were eight lodgers at the pc lice station last night. Some of them looked as though it had been a hard fall for them.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning. The town must have become very good of late.
 The borough workmen were clean ing the crosswGlks around town this morning. That is one good job done, anyhow.
 Miss Katherine Baxter. of Cherry street who has been confined to the house for the last week, is improving rapidly.
 Edward Fieley. who is confined in the Waterbury hospital suffering from typhoid fever, is improving rapidly.
 E. J. Eckers. salesman for the G. . NJ. R. Glove company's medical depart ment, was in town yesterday.