Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-12
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Bremen Find Hydrants ill Unsatisfac-
 tory Condition.

Bremen Find Hydrants ill Unsatisfac-
 tory Condition.
 If the condition of the hydrants yes terday is to be taken as an example, it is about time that the people of this Town woke up and demanded that the water company furnish water as they agreed to and not have to use private pumps in case of fire. when they re- ceive so much per year to furnish the salne. This is not the first fire that the firemen have experienced the same difficulty at. but it should bo the last as the citizens should 90 before the warden and burSesscs and force them to call the water company tn it's Senses. Just as long as this state of affairs is allowed to go on. just so long will the property Cf residents oI Naugatuck be in danger
 Mrs Edward J. Brennan is visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs Edv-ar.: Nihil. Of New Britain.
 Miss Mamie Ncloy of Main street Is ill at her home with pneumonia.
 Division No ,. 4. O.. IT. will meet tonight. All members are requested 1o be present. as business of import hnce Is To be transacted.
 Frank Brennan of Maple street left last night for a few days visit with friends in Ansonia.
 The warden and bur2esSes will meet 10 night. Ir is expected that several iInportant matters will be brought be fore the board.
 N- T. Coffee of New Haven was in town yesterday on business.
 Walter Payne of New Haven. who has been visiting friends in town, has returned home.
 The members of the St Francis choir and Columbus Dramatic club ell joyed ] sleigh ride 10 the Cheshire ho. tel yesterday. where supper was served and a general good lime enjoyed.
 The '. AI C. \. congress will meet tonight ar the association rooms.
 Miss Kittie Sullivan of Bridge street. who has been visiting friends in New Britain for the past week. has returned home.
 Miss Lena Barrett of Maple street left yesterday fer visit With friends in Long Island.
 Miss Mamie Cronan of Derby. who has been visiting friends in town for the past few days. returned home last night.
 :. ". kinnan of Bridgeport was in town yesterday on business.
 There was no session of the boz pu2h court this morning.
 The German Catholic society iS to sJse an entertainment and dance ar Harugari hall on Saturday evening. February It. 13UI. Admission is - cents each persun.
 Thomas Barlow of -Ansonia was iE flown yesterday on business.
 The High school basket ball team. with q number of rUoters. started for Ansonil last night about G o'clock ill Iinehan's bus sleigh. but before they reached Seymour they were walking. as the sleighing had all disappeared, but they did not mind thing like that. They lined mp against the An sonia High school basket ball team i'll the Ansonia opera house. which may be fitted for an opera house. but cer- 1ainly is q very poor place To play basket ball. The High school boys seemed 1o have Il whole lot or trouble in finding the baskets t:c such as they were. lasr night. and Were defeat ed by the score Of II to x iii favor cf the -Ansonia High school team. After the game the 1eam and rooters Were entertained in the '. VI. C. A. rooms. They left for home about midnight and arrived here early this morning.
 owing To to-day being I legal noii- day. both the parochial and public: schools are closed, but the regular s',s sion of the night school will be held as usual
 The committee in charge of the dance to be given by the !. M. C. l. aI Columbus hall have completed all arrangements and can safely suaran- lee everybody who attends an enjoy able time McGovern's orchestra Wiii furnish music and Professor Baxter will prompt.
 The basket ball games at the c''cI1 house to-morrow night promise. Eu be very fast as each and every tean will go upon the floor determined 10 Win or make the other team hustle to VII
 James Buckham of New Haven Was in town to-day calling on cid frieiuS-
 John O:Donnell of Hartford was i'll town yesterday on business.
 The mail carriers made but two trips to-day and the puStofhce closed et noon, today being a legal holiday.