Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-14
NAuaATUcK NEWS
Charles Tompkinson Elected Captain of !. NJ. c. 4. Basketball Team.

of !. M. c. A. Basketball Team.
 The '. M. c. X. basketball team met last night and elected Charles IomklnsOn permanent captain or the team. Howard Ensign has been act ing captain for the greater part of the season. The team will go to Winsted tonight 10 play the '. NJ. c. A. team of that place.
 Mrs w.. J. Neary and daughter, Vivian, of Barnum court, are visit ing friends in Thomaston.
 It is expected that a call will be issued by Captain Grove of the High school baseball team for candidates Tor practice before long. The High school boys will undoubtedly put a strong team in the InterScholaStic league and hope to be able to bring the Honor Of winning the pennant to Nau- gatuck.
 The sidewalk on Main street from Maple street north should receive the attention of the borough officials, as there are bad holes at different places along the street. This is some Of the work done by the Westerly Concrete Co and has never been satisfactory.
 The Queen of the Forest circle will hold it's regular meeting in Foresters' hall tonight.
 A child of Michael Condon's of Bar nuns court is ill with scarlet fever.
 The committee in charge of the first annual concert and dance to be given by the Naugatuck Drum corps on Monday evening, April Sth, have spared neither time nor expense to make this a noteworthy event of the season. Visiting corps from towns both up and down the valley will be in attendance.
 The road superintendent should clean the gutters on Water street, as they are in bad shape. It would also De q good idea if he would clean all the gutters while he has the gang working.
 Thomas Gaines of New York city was in town this morning on business.
 There were about ten knights of the road Ut the police station last night.
 Mrs Mary Hickey of Sweeney street is seriously ill at her home.
 The High school basketball team did not go to Waterbury, as was expect ed. last night. as they received word yesterday from the Waterbury High school team that they could not se- cure rhe hall. so the game has been 
 Some Waterbury parties are to open q restaurant ill the Pagan building on Water street soon.
 In the borough court this morning D. R. Sheridan was the lone prisoner. He was charged with intOXicatiOn. Judge Hungerford suspended sentence.
 The Walking club held an outing yesterday afternoon. The members walked to Waterbury and back, and according to al accounts some of them broke all records coming back.
 It is expected that Clerk Beardsley will have the set of ordinances to govern the police ready for the meet ing of the warden and burgesSes at the next meeting, which will be held Tues day evening.
 Olaf SwensGn of Bridgeport was in
 A. H. McEechnie, who has been Club for the the past few months, is spending q few days with friends in town.
 A certain gang of young men who hang out on the upper end of Cherry street should be I little more care ful as to what kind of fun they have in the future as if they don't they may have cause to regret it. X word to the wise should be sufficient.
 Thomas Brennan of New Haven was in town this morning on business.
 James Sonnet of Bridgeport spent yesterday with friends in town.