Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-21
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Glass Door of Kane.s Drug Store
 Broken Last Night

Broken Last Night
 A large crowd witnessed the basket ball games at the Gem opera house last night. The first game was be tween the Y. NJ. c. A. Jr and the N. H. $. Jr teams, and was game when provoked a good deal of fun Tor tne spectators. Freeman of the Il. 5. team looked as if he was playing 1ool- ball instead of basket ball. The J. M. A. Jrs won by the score of 2o 10 Ll' The second game was between the ~. H. s. and the Yale freshmen and was a hotly contested game after the fresh- men got the lay of the floor. In the first half the H. $. boys started oH with a dash and jump as usual ana took the lead, which they held through out the game. The score at the end or the first half was 21 to 5 ill faVor or the H. s. In the second half the fresn- men played q much better game ana showed themselves to be well coached in the fine points of the game py tne pretty passing and blocking which they did. The final score was 31 to 26 ID favor of the H. S. The lineup was as follows:
 N IT Position. Yale. Clifford ;. left forward .... Binkerd Grove .... right forward .... Barpour Ford .. left guard ...... Pryor Eaters .... right guard ..... Chufcn
 Summary: Goals thrown from field, Patchett i. Clifford ,. Grove ], Fore l. Batters 4, Pryor ,. Barbour 4. Blnh- erd l and Church 1: goals thrown from fouls, Clifford l. Church !: ref cree. Dr Baxter: umpire, Jennings; timer, C. r. Clnary; scorer, Cross.
 Basket Ball Notes.
 A number of the High school pupils turned out to see last nights games and cheer the:- team to victory. This should be the case at every game.
 Grove should be little careful in regard 10 rough playing. He indulged in some very rough work last night
 William Patchett. who has been vis- iting friends in Providence for the past week, returned home last night.
 Peter Paul is in New York city to- day on business.
 Court Unity. F. of A.. met last night and elected the following delegates to the state convention: Aaron trencn and w. B. Gates. delegates, and George Lambert and Harry Mills alternates.
 The glass in the door of the drug store owned by A. w. Kane on Main street was broken at an early hour last night in some mysterious manner. The glass was discovered broken about 10 o'clock and the door was also un- locked. Word was sent to Officer Ma lone of the state of affairs and he came to the place. but could find no eXplana- tion of the broken glass. After looking around for some time the officer placed Patrick Burns in the building to 1ooH after it till Kane arrived in the morn ing. When the report was first started around town people stated that it was an attempt at burglary, but this idea was secuted as it was known that Kane has been trying to sell out for some time and that he carries a very small stock. It is thought that some one fell through the window.
 Mrs Mary Hickey died last night at 6:15 o'clock at the home of her daugn- ter. Mrs George Holland of Sweeney street. The deceased leaves two daughters and one son. Funeral will take place from the home on Sweeney street at 9 o'clock tomorrow. Inter- ment will be in St FranciS'S cemetery.
 It is expected that large crowd of Naugatuck sports will go to Waterbury tonight to see the fights.
 George Patchett and Matthew Grove will represent the Naugatuck H. S. in the meeting to be held in An sonia of the representatives of the diff ferent high schools of the state for the purpose of organizing an interscholas- tic league. Naugatuck will put a strong team in the field and will no doubt make the rest of the teams play base ball to win the pennant.
 Patrick Burke of Springfield was in town this morning on business.
 John Collins of Collinsville was be- fore the court this morning charged with intOXication. When Officer Ma lone was going to the station house last evening to report for duty he was informed that there was drunken man asleep on the side of the road on South Main street. The officer went down there and found Collins in d helpless condition. He brought him to the station house and this morning Judge Hungerford suspended sen- tcrce-
 James Curran Of Ansonia was in iowa yesterday on business.
 Tnc Young Mems Catholic institute will hold aE important meeting to- night. All members are requested to be present.