Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-05
NAUaATUEK NEWS
The Board of Charities Will Give No
 More Orders to Children.


 More Orders to Children.
 The board of charities met last night in the office of Superintendent Lang ford. The following members were present: Charles Landers, William Hitchcock, Amos Culver and Patrick Benson case and it was also voted Benson case and it was was also voted to give no more orders to children.
 Frank Brennan and William Ash more spent yesterday with friends in Bridgeport.
 Those who enjoy fast, exciting bas- ket ball should go to the game to be played tonight at the opera house. The IT. $. and Y. NJ. c. A. game gives promise of being one of the fast est games of the season, as the winner will take second place ill the percent age column. The L. c. W. c. and the N. A. C. always play q fast game and tonight will be no exception.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will be held tonight. -. Court Goodyear, r. of A, will meet tonight All members are requested to be present as business of import
 
 Senator Kennedy and Representa- tives Page and Bird are in Hartford l to-day.
 Michael J. Dwyer and daughter May left for Providence this morning. MT Dwyer intends -te make that city his home in the future.
 Tomorrow night at the opera house a concert will be given for the ben eft of the Y. M. c. A. It will be giv- en by the celebrated Rock Concert company and as the company comes highly recommended it will, no doubt, be good entertainment.
 The '. NJ. c. A. congress will meet tonight
 Assistant Manager Wylie, of the High school basket ball team has se- cued the strong Yale freshman five to play here Wednesday evening, March 20. This game should prove very in- terestng as the local High school boys have shown that they have as strong team as any of the High schools throughout the state. Tony Rose and Mary Sabia were giv- en hearing before Deputy Judge Hamilton yesterday afternoon imme-
 
 Chief Smith and Deputy Sheriff Swee- ney. Rose was charged with assault and Mary Sabia was charged with selling liquor without q license. Dep uty Judge Hamilton continued their cases till S:3O o'clock this morning. ! when they were again continued, this time to accommodate Attorney kenne- dy, who had been engaged in both cases. The cases will next come up on Friday afternoon at o'clock. as will also the seizure case against Mrs Mary Sabia. The sheriff seized two kegs of lager on the premises of the accused.
 Thomas Aladdin of Boston was in town yesterday on business. James O'Neill of Bridgeport was in town yesterday calling on friends. The condition of Thomas Skeehan. | the young man who has been confined in Dr Gibbonsss sanitarium at Stam- ford, is very much improved and it is thought that he will return home in good health and spirits in about two | weeks.
 1 A new mustache club has been or ganized in town and already a number of young men have secured good starts. It is expected that all the members of one of the basket ball | teams in the local league will appear with mustaches next Saturday night, that is if they de not squeal on their promise to become members of the | club.
 Patrick Brunal of Seymour was in town yesterday on business. Robert Bram of New Haven was in town yesterday on business.