Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-12
NAuGATUcK NEWS
Two Couples Looking For the Town Clerk at 11 O'clock Last Night.

Clerk at II O'clock Last Night.
 Rev Sherrod Soule of the Congre gational church had the rather un- usual experience last night of per forming midnight marriage. The principals were Mrs Agnes Visel, aged 24, and Samuel Kelsey, aged 25, who drove here with friends from Mt Car mel. a distance of twenty miles, ar irving about 10:30. after some delay on account of an accident to the car -riage containing the bride. When a marriage license had been secured the clergyman was aroused and the cere- mony performed at the parsonage a few minutes before midnight. The. groom is said to be a tinker by occu- patton.
 Notes.
 Court Naugatuck, I. O. F., will hold a regular meeting tonight. All mem- bers are requested to be present as business of importance is to be transacted
 James Duff of Bristol was in town this morning on business.
 All the school children in the Salem school building had their pictures taken yesterday afternoon.
 Thomas Jackmen of Derby spent yesterday with friends in town.
 Mrs Maurice Richards of Coen street fs confined to the house by illness.
 A new rule is to go into effect in the Phoenix shop next Monday morning. The new rule is that all shoemakers must be at their benches before 7:3O in the morning. Heretofore the time set has been s o'clock
 The concert given by the pupils of the Union City schools in the opera house last night was largely attend ed. The concert was thoroughly en- joyed by all present.
 The Phi Kappa Pi debating club of the N Fl. s. are holding the second of a series of debates in the High school room this afternoon. The sub 5ect is ''Should All Chinese Be Ex- cluded From the United StatesY The affirmative will be handled by Miss Leita Smith and Edward Sweeney, and the negative by Miss Katrina Roden- back and James Sweeney.
 James Dunlap of Bridgeport was in town yesterday on business.
 H. J. Haskell of Norwalk was in town yesterday on business.
 Thomas Heating of Hartford was in town yesterday calling on friends.
 The first baseball game of the season is to be played at Athletic field next Wednesday afternoon between the \. II. S and the Ansonia H. $.
 The strong Sterling basketball team and the lccal Y M. c. 4. will play n game, at the opera house on next Thursday night
 Thomas Peterson of New Haven was in town this morning on business.
 Charles Marser of New Haven was in town today on business.
 James SIeCahiIi of Boston was in town yesterday on business.
 The registrars of voters will be in the bonra of relief Ioorn at the town hall on Monday, Tuesday. Wednes- day and Thursday of next week for the purpose of receiving names to be put on the list to be made. Any person whose name is not on the list by D o'clock on fhe afternoon of Thursday, April 18th. will not be eligible to vote at the May elections. 5mss
 The principal topic of conversation around town at the present time is who will be the candidates for the different political seats Several names have been mentioned by both parties but it seems that nothing otficial has been done yet.
 There were three cases ia the borough court this morning. William Brendu was charged with intoxication and breach of the peace and was fined $I0 and costs by Judge HungerfOrd. Freeman Allen and Frank Taylor, two cigarmakers. were charged with yagrancy. They were arrested last night by Officer Malone, but they proved this morning in court that they were looking for work and that 1t was q case of where they got off at the wrong town. The judge suspended sentence.
 Frank Freeman of Rockville was in town yesterday on business.
 The Naugatuck Water company men were busy yesterday repairing leak in the pipes on the corner of Main ard Maple streets.