Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-19
NAUaATUcK NEWS 5
Special Meeting of the Voters of the
 NIilyille School District

At special meeting of the voters of the Afilville school district in the school house last night the question of the deficiency in the accounts of Charles Robinson was brought up and after q lengthy discussion by those present at the meeting 1t was decided to give Robinson a chance to make up the deficiency as he had promised to do. This was the only business that was brought before the meeting.
 ta. Notes.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tonight.
 Court Goodyear F. of A., will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present as business of import ance is to be transacted.
 Miss, Winnie Sullivan of New York city is spending q few uays with her sister Miss Julia Sullivan of Sweeney street..
 Joseph Dugan and wife of New Ha- ven spent yesterday at the home of NIT Dugan' g mother on German street
 The board of charities met last night and transacted routine business.
 James NIcKeon of New Haven was in town this morning on business.
 The '. NJ. c. \. basketball team will go to Winsted Friday night to play the crack town team of that place.
 The !. NJ. c. A. congress will meet tonight
 X number of Naugatuck people are planning to attend the boxing matches ill Waterbury Thursday night. If the young man who drove one of Naugatuck's citizens home Saturday night and stopped at the cafe in this md inc xl.:, lived will come to Naugatuck and leave his name and address at the cafe he will be doing the young man who assisted him q great favor Naugatucll seems to get her share of the Weary Willies that are travel 1 ing over the country. as last night Chief smith had twenty-five lodgers. 1 This is the largest number that has 1 registered at the local station this 1 winter.
 James Donnelly of New Haven was l in town to-day calling on friends. It is expected that large crowd will l turn out to see the basketball games at the Gem opera house tomorrow night. The first game will be between l the Mascots of the |. M. C. \. and the High school second team. and the second game between the \. H. s. and Yale Freshmen. Admission will be p l cents to both games.
 Mrs John Donovan of Bridgeport is l visiting her daughter Mrs James Baxter of Maple street. 1 The committee in charge of the first | annual dance to be given by the Nau- | gatuck Drum corps report everything in readiness for the grand social event l of the season at the Gem opera house on Monday evening. April Sth Ad- mission in D cents each person. l The No 1 c. l. +. Co.'S factory on 1 Rubber avenue started up yesterday ! after a three weeks shut down.
 Mrs Mary Hickey of Sweeney street
 is dangerously i'll at her home.
 The condition of Charles Calvin of l South Main street. who has been con- l fined to the house for the past week l is slightly improved today.
 X number of young men around | town who wrote to the new firm in Chicago that is going to start a rub | Der shop have received replies stating
 that their representative would be in ! town this week to hire help and that they could make arrangements with l him.
 There was no session of the borough 1 court this morning.
 Miss Nellie Cassidy of New Haven
 is spending q few days with friends | in town.
 Mrs Thomas Radcliffe and children l of Coen street left yesterday for q
 short visit with relatives in Fall River. 1 Mass.