Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-17

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 Totals ......38 5 24 16 "A
 &Patchen out for interference. N. Y. M. 0. A. 102O156O*-15 13, 4 ". Y. M. G. 103O1OeOO- 5 s 14
 Umpire, Jones; time of game, 2:15.
 The third annual festival of the !. M. c. 1. was brought to a successful close Saturday night The entertain ment was furnished by Miss Theresa McNally in songs and dances. The ar ticles were won by the following per- sons: Box of cigars, Daniel Walsh; pair of shoes, John DWyer; silk um- brella, Timothy Brown; meerschaum pipe, NJ. B. Dodge, IT.
 MT and Mrs John Harbourne of New York city are spending a few days with Mrs Michael Cronin of High street.
 Richard McAuliffe spent Sunday at the home of his parents in New Brit ain.
 Miss Mamie Mahon of Cherry street returned home this morning from a few days visit with friends in An sonia.
 Assistant Manager Joseph Martin and Manager John Jones attended the meeting of the managers of the differ ent firemens teams in the R. M. Bas- sett parlors in Derby yesterday after noon. A committee was appointed to adopt a schedule and it will meet next Thursday evening in DerDy for that purpose. The teams which have signl- fled their intention of entering are Naugatuck, Hotchkiss Hose, Derby; Storm Engine, Derby; R. M. Bassett, Derby; Echo Hose, Shelton.
 George Andrews has withdrawn his appeal from the decision of the com missioners appointed to place value on his Church street and Rubber ave- nue properties and will abide by their decision.
 Miss Margaret Elliot of Danbury is spending a few, days as the guest of her cousin, Miss Mamie Kane of Cur- etisss street. F g | aii is .so I E dFasf driving ten the naacadam part Of Main Street is something ! that should be stopped. Several of ethe local business men have made prac- tice of this kind of work for the past few days and Saturday nights racing is apt to cost one of them a small sum, as he broke two wagons during his mad drive. The first wagon was oc- cupied by two young men and was equipped with bicycle wheels, which the wagon of this business man broke by taking just one-half of the spokes out of the front wheel. The other was a wagon driven by one of the rural residents of the town, which had an axle sprung by coming i'll contact with the same business mans wagon.
 First mass at, St Francis's church will be celebrated at 6:30 o'clock, in- steadtof z o'clock, beginning next Sun day, for the rest of the summer months. The other masses will be at the same hour and last mass will be low mass.
 There were five eases before Judge Hungerford in the borough court this morning. The first case called was. that of Michael McGrath, charged with into1ication. McGrath was arrested by Chief Smith yesterday and fined $5 and costs by Judge Hungerford this morning. The next was that of John Doran, who was arrested by Officer Malone Saturday night charged with intoxication and vagrancy. The judge fined Doran $5 and costs. The next cases were those of Hugh Foley and Thomas McEvoy, charged with intoxi- cation. The judge discharged these two. The next case was that of Elisha F. Peck of Bethany, who was arrested for running over two Italian children on June 1st. The judge continued his case for thirty days, as the witnesses in the case were not present.
 The graudating exercises of 1901 of the Naugatuck High school will be held at the Gem opera house on Thursday evening, June 20.
 Thomas Flynn of Derby spent Sum- day with friends in town
 There will be a public debate at the High school room on Wednesday even ing, June 19, at s o'clock, for the pur- pose of helping to clear the athletic debt of the school. The question is: Resolved, That bachelors should be. taxed"
 About 120 Hibernians turned out yesterday and marched to St Franciss cemetery, where the graves of the de ceased members were decoratd. A del egation was sent to the St James cem- etery to decorate the graves of the de- ceased members buried there
 Court Salem, F. of A., will meet to- night.
 ". J. Neary will go to Torrington to- night to confer the third degree of the K. of C. on about twenty-eight candi- dates.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tomorrow night Business of great importance is expected to be transacted at this meeting