Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
NAUGATUcK NEWS
The Festival of St Francis Church
 Ladies Ended Last Night.

The FeStIVal or St FfanclS Chulch
 Ladies Ended Last Night.
 The festival of St Francis church ladies ended last night with a falf sized crowd The winners of the diff ferent articles were as follows: On the season tickets, $10. Mrs Hannah Daly; box of cigars, Annie Kennedy; $10, Charles Mccarthy; leg of mutton, Mrs Farrell; $10, Jennie OLoughlln; pair of hams, Nellie DeeGan; $lO, Catherine Mahoney; pair or shoes, Michael O'Donnell; $10, Jerry O'Don- nell; silk umbrella, Louisa Zegleman. Articles canyassed for as follows: rug, A. W. Reed, two pairs of slippers, Margaret Breeds; hall rack, Ethel Jones; $5 in gold, Lizzie Clark; easy chair, John Hearns, Jr; yeranda settee, Marcelle Beauchamp; table cover, Thomas Deyary; spring oyercoat, Mol lie Murphy; dressing case, William Stevens; gents hat, Agnes Maher; sult of clothes, James O'Connell; cigars, Annie Clinch; candy, Jennie Cavan- augh; gents shoes, Lucy Breen; dress Mrs Leary, Cliff street; barrel of flour, Reid Ostrander; pair of shoes, Lillian Geary; clock. Alice G. Ryan; jardin- iere, w. E. Burkei oil stove, Lizzie Kelly; sofa pillow, Mrs Shykinski; tidy, Bridget Sutoski; half dozen chairs, Michael Hunbon; dress suit case, Mrs G. Booth; writing desk. L. J. Warner; rocker, Minnie Hogan; side board Mrs Lawless; chiffonier, Josie Brennan. The winner of the bride doll contest was Catherine O'Donnell of Meadow street.
 : The performance of Tennyson's Princess" at the opera house last night was we'll and ably reproduced by the cast which had been chosen from the senior class of the High school. Every person seemed to be placed in the part best suited to them and acted their part in a manner that bestowed great credit upon themselves. The audience was large and filled the hall to its greatest capacity. The applause was very generous at all times. The leading parts were carried in an able manner, as were also the minor parts, in such way as to bring out all the fine points of the play. Miss May Lines, Miss Clarke and Miss Stella Brennan were the recipients of large bouquets from admirers in the audi .ence., The play passed off without a hitch and the members of the cast have reason to feel proud of their work, as has also Miss Clarke, the teacher. upon whom deyolved the work of training the students in their parts. The performance was a success Tn every way that could be expected. < There were three cases in the bor- ough court this morning. The first was that ofsi John Doolan, arrested by Chief. Smith charged with being a common drunkard. The judge sen-' fenced Doolan to, sixty days in jail, with costs The other two eases were those of John Dullard and Thomas Dolan, charged with intoxication and abusive language They were arrest ed at 2 o'clock this morning in a freight ear on Water street by Officer rounds; when he came to the box car Malone. The officer was making his he looked in, as is the usual case, and saw Dullard and Dolan in there. So he went in and ordered them to- go home, which they refused to do, and starteda in to trim the officer, but he soon sllad9 both of theanf lechedi upa h the court this morning Dolan tried to he very fresh and made all Is9rfs fo fof fresh answers, until Judge Hnngerford 'rerfiarked that Dolan was asthe hard est case he had seen in court during his eight years experience as judge. N1 After hearing the evidence the judge gave Dullard thirty days in jail, with costs and fined Dolan $--o and costs.
 The Naugatuck fire department will hold their regular monthly meeting to- night.
 The Young Mems Catholic Institute will hold it's regular meeting tonight
 There will be an informal meeting of the board of warden and burgesses tonight for the purpose of hearing the reasons for changing the present sys- tenn to q storage battery.
 James Fannington of Derby was in town yesterday on business.
 Court Minerva, l. O. F., will meet tonight in Foresters hall. After the regular meeting social session will be held.
 T The Union City team have expressed their4willingness to enter a local league and it is to be hoped that the league will be formed. is thought that meeting of the managers of the differ ent teams Tuesday evening for the purpose of making permanent organ ization will be held. The league last year paid and there is no reason why it should not pay this year. Already the consent of three managers has been secured and it is thought that the other one can be secured before the end of the week.
 Patrick Brennan of Bridgeport was in town this morning on business.
 Tbe Naugatuck '. NJ. c. A. team and the Consolidated seam of Water bury will cross bats at Hotchkiss field saturday afternoon.
 William Clancy, who has been tray cling with the Her Majesty" com pany and playing with Under Two Flags. is home for a short vacation.
 Bones of the Conqueror.