Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-10
NAUaATUCK NEWS,
fThe Village Blacksmith" by the High 7: School Glee Club Success.

hThe Village Blacksmith" by the High
 School Glee Club q Success. A large crowd assembled in the town hall last night to listen to the concert given by the High school glee club, and everybody who was there said that the concert was excellent. The feature of the concert was the render ing of the "Viliage Blacksmith by the members of the glee club. The Con- gregational church bell played a part in the rendering of this tune, as it was rung at different intervals.
 A reward of s for information as to who broke the mail box in Millville last night has been offered by Post master Trowbridge. The person who committed the offense will be prose cuted to the full extent of the law if his name can be discovered by the postmaster.
 The Young Mems Catholic Institute will hold q special meeting tonight All members are requested to be pres ent. as business of importance is to be transacted.
 Joseph Pagan of Derby. who has Deeu NlSillilS HIS cOuSlu, W -AAei her of Scott street. has returned home.
 Martin Caine of Ward street left this morning for Villanova college. where he will pursue q course of study in the academic department.
 Leonard Melberg. brother of Gerald Melberg. the young man who met his death at the Brookside hotel. went to New Haven yesterday to interview De tective Leets as regards whether this case was still open or not. The de- tective stated that unless some new facts came up in the case the state is through with it. as the coroner's re- port has been accepted and that finish es the case. The brother says that this may satisfy the public but that it will never satisfy the family or rel ativeS of the deceased.
 The Naugatuc1 business mems bask- ct ball team will go to Waterbury to play the business mems team of that place next Tuesday night.
 Robert Lyons. of School street, who has been confined to the house by sickness for the past few days, is able to be around again.
 The many friends of James Worrel, the young man who was so seriously injured some time ago while playing foot ball. will be pleased to learn that his condition still continues to improve rapidly.
 X certain crowd of young fellows who make q practice of going along the streets of the borough, making remarks about everybody that passes. are going to find themselves in trouble some of these nights. If this practice is not discontinued as people have been m l. TlI 1 crowd is known and it is honed that q word to the wise will be sufficient.
 John D. Hannon of Pawtucket, R. T.. was in town yesterday calling on friends.
 Arthur Norwood of Ansonia was in town yesterday calling on friends.
 About ten knights of the road paid visit to the room reserved for them in the town hall last night. This makes a total of about ninety lodgers that have called at the police station and have been accommodated so far this month.
 The '. NJ. c. A. congress met last night and discussed several subjects of miscellaneous character.
 An Italian with q great big load of liquor aboard caused quite little ex- citement. around town yesterday noon. He was driving a small bay horse. hitched to a runabout wagon, and he came down Main street at breakneck speed. over the center bridge and down Church street, where he turned the horse around and started back, when he was taken out of the team by Will liam Stahl with the assistance of John Maher. These two men brought him to the police station. where he was talk en charge of by Chief Smith. The chief then went to Union City and arrested the man who was thrown out of the team there. The horse, when taken away from the Italian, was com pletely played out, and had to be taken to q livery stable. It showed marks of having been abused. as did also the wagon, the reach being broken and the whole thing otherwise battered up considerably. In the borough court this morning Tony Ciarli, charged with drunkenness and reckless driving, was fined $5 and costs. the whole amount ing to S154O. and Thomas Ciarli. charged with drunkenness, forfeited $1O bond.
 There is to be benefit dance given by the Union City, Jr, foot ball team. at the new Germania hall on Friday evening. January IS. Ford's orches- tra will furnish music and Professor Butz will prompt.
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