Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-04
NAUGATUcK NEWS
Basket Ball Games Well Attended Sat
 urday Night.

Basket Ball Gaines Nel -Atteuueu s2a
 urday Night.
 A large crowd was present at the Gem opera house Saturday night to witness the basket ball games between Naugatuck and the out of town teams. The first game was between the local High school boys and Torrington High school boys. The Torrington boys did not seem to be able either to play q passing game or shoot with any de- gresS of accuracy. The Naugatuck boys played good passing game and also did some pretty shooting for bas- ketS. The features of the game were the excellent blocking of G.. Pachett at guard and the goal throwing of Grove and Clifford. The final score was 60 to 3 in favor of Naugatuck. The lineup was as follows:
 \. H. s. Position. T. H. s. C. and W. Patchett center Hanchett Clifford ....... l. f. ......... Jonas Grove ....-... r. f. Friend Ford ....-..... l. 2. Brimble C. Patchett-Anderson r. 2. McDermott
 Summary: Goals thrown by Clifford 10. Grove 15. Ford ?. Anderson 9. c. patchett 4. Brimble l: goals thrown from fouls. by Clifford 1 by Brimble ' pire. Baxter; timer, Bernholdt; scorer Klien.
 The second game was between the Winsted and local Y NJ. c. A.. and resulted in victory for the latter by the score of D to 12. The game was uninteresting and One-Sided. The teams lined up as follows:
 \. T. NJ. c. A. Position. w. Y. NJ. c. A. n1 1 Ensign .-...... l f. ......... Maher 1ompklnSon .... r. f. DeSSufealt IL Waugh ......... l. 2. ........ Brown NiggleSWOrthCk r. 2. ...... Chase
 Summary: Goals thrown by Curry s. Ensign q Tomkinson 4. Vaughn 2. Wigglesworth l. Wedge f. DesSurealt 2. Chase l. HalStead ?: goals thrown from fouls. by Curry 4: referee 18th man: umpire. Foley: timer, Mccarthy; scorer, Klein.
 James Dunn of Derby spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Miss Mamie Kelly returned Satur- day from q short visit with relatives in Colchester.
 H. C.. Sanborn returned this morn- ing from Boston. where he has been on business for the past few days
 The Misses Carmen of Ansonia spent Sunday with Miss Lizzie Clark of CurtiSS street.
 At the celebration of q christening In the Italian colony on South Main street Yesterday some words were passed between Tony Rose and Syl- reSter Rocco and before they got through arguing Rose had hit Rocco on the head with a bottle and had split his head open. Chief Smith was mo- titied and went at once to the Italian colony. but nothing could be found of Rose, who. it seems, left Immediately after striking Rocco.
 The writer was informed yesterday that Luke Kane. q young man who re- sides in Straitsville. had been doing some detective work for the Melberg family in regard to the death of their son Gerald. who was fatally injured at the Cotton Hollow road house on December 233. It seems that Kane had been misrepreSenting himself to the family and in that way had been getting money from them until they began to become suspicious. when they had the case investigated by eX-Chief of Police Hosford. who quickly ascer- tained that Kane had been doing noth- ing in regard to he case but had sim v iSfy his own needs. The amount t which he had received from the fam fly is said to have been S9S.5O. which amount he has repaid to avoid trou- ble.
 There were four cases in the bor- ough court this morning. The first was that of Henry Fox. q saloon keep CT. charged with selling on Sunday. and after hearing the evidence the judge fined him S25 and costs. Niles Wendell. Edward Johnson. August Johnson and August Alinquist. charged with being in the same saloon on Sun- day. forfeited a S1O bond each: and Thomas Fay and James Lyons. charged with the same offense, were discharged Miss Lena Slavinski charged with breach of the peace. had her case continued for thirty days; and Richard Kelly. charged with in toxication. was sent to jail for thirty days.