Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-29
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS,
GAME WON BY WATERBURY Y.
 M. c. A.


 People Startled by Hearing Pistol Shots-John Fonnier Will be Exam ined as to His Sanity.
 The Waterbury I. M. c. A. baseball team came to this town Saturday all ternoOn determined to beat the local Y. NJ. c. A., and so get even for the two defeats administered to them Dy the local team. The game started on with good, snappy work by both teams and continued so all through, except when the local team was at the bat, when they were unable to solve Barnes's curves. The local boys only secured four hits, while the visitors pounded Patchett for 10 hits. The score by innings was as follows:
 R. H. Naug. Y.M. e. A..OOOO0OOo0-O 4 Wat Y NJ C. A. 70 1 0O2 POS ID Byrnes and Barnes. Time of game, 1:3O.
 Miss Catherine Kennedy of Meadow street spent Sunday with friends in Ansonia-
 Sheldon Church and wife of High street spent Sunday at the shore.
 Richard Altman and Herbert Woods spent Sunday at Stratford on fishing expedition.
 John Hearn, ST, of Highland ave nue, spent Sunday with friends in An sonia.
 The meeting of the board of warden and burgesseS which is to be held to- morrow night will undoubtedly be lengthy and very exciting session, as the members are thoroughly aroused over the action of the c. R. and l.. Co in refusing to grant some conces- sionS, and are determined to fight the matter in a way that will make the company think they mean business. A certain member of the board in a con- yersatiOn with another party stated this morning that it would be one of the most interesting sessions that the board has yet held, as a number of citizens intended to appear and fight the matter.
 Roland Clarke, Louis Chevelier, and Harold Brighton and Charles Douglass have returned from a weeks cruise up the Hudson river with the St Johns choir of Waterbury.
 Town Clerk Hearns has received the published list of the public acts of the last legislature, and any person calling at his office may receive one by asking for the same.
 The tax collector wishes to have all persons know that this is the last week to pay the July tax and save interest, and that he will be in his office in the town hall building every evening this week for the purpose of collecting the same from to D. m
 John E. Mccarthy of Bridgeport spent Sunday with friends in town.
 The residents of Rubber avenue were startled at an early hour yesterday morning by hearing two pistol shots in rapid succession, but on inyeStiga- tion it was found mat Officer Malone had shot at a dog that was roaming around the lower end of the street barking and otherwise disturbing the neighbOrhood.
 There were two cases in the bor- Ough court this morning before Judge Hamilton The first case was that of John Mccarthy of Union City, charged with intoxicatiOn. Mccarthy was found on the premises of J. s. Bennett of Golden Hill street in an intoxicated condition by Officer McKiernan. Ken nett has been bothered of late by per sons prowling around his premises, and when Mccarthy was walking around there early yesterday morning MT Bennett shot at him, thinking he was going to steal chickens. Officer McKiernan was attracted by the shots and arrested Mccarthy. Judge Hamil- ton imposed a fine of 8 and costs, which was paid. The other case was that of Mrs Maggie Selio, charged with stealing chicken from Charles Sundyille. Both parties reside in Neary's yard on Water street. After hearing the evidence Judge Hamilton continued the case for two weeks.
 The members of the boys choir of St Michaers church left this morning for ten days outing at Twin Lakes.
 A Frcnchman named John Fonnier was arrested early last evening by Of ficer Malone on Rubber avenue, where he was chasing people and teams and otherwise acting in manner. that a crazy man would. The man is confined in the lookup, where an examination as to his sanity will be held.
 Clinton Goodyear of New York city is spending few days with relations in town.