Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-22
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Annual Reception of the Graduating Class Took Place Last Night.

Class Took Place Last Night.
 The annual reception of the graduat- ing class of the Naugatuck High school was held in Pythian hall last night and was a great social success. There were persons present from New Haven, Ansonia and Waterbury. The whole class acted as a reception com- mittee and TerrilPs orchestra furnished music. The patronesses were as fol lows: Mrs T. NJ. Bull, Miss Ellen Clark, Mrs w. J. Delaney, Mrs F. w.. Eaton, Miss Anna Hopkins, Mrs Will liam Kennedy, Mrs W. J. Neary, Mrs W. T. Rodenbach, Mrs F. F. Schaffer, Mrs D. J. Sweeney.
 There was only one case in the bor- ough court this morning before Judge Hungerford. The case was that of Frank Davis of Waterbury, charged with intoxication and attaching him. self to freight car of the N. Y., IN. II. and H. railroad without permission. After hearing the evidence in the case Judge Hungerford sentenced Davis to thirty days in jail and costs on the first count and thirty days in jail on the second.
 The closing exercises of the differ ent schools were approproately cele- brated in all the schools yesterday af- ternoon. In the Central avenue school there was singing and recitations by the school children of the different grades The exhibit at the Salem school building attracted large crowd of people who were interested in this sort of work and reflected great credit on the teachers of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades, from which the work that is being exhibited was taken The public and parochial schools both closed for the summer va .ation yesterday afternoon.
 An alarm of fire was rung in from box 64 last night about 10:30, which called the fremen to Union City. After she firemen reached the alarm box, which is situated at the corner of Bren- nan court and Spring street, it was dis covered that it was false alarm, and The recall was sent in about 1O:4o. There is a heavy fine for ringing in a false alarm and some of the persons who persist in doing this kind of work will be caught and have to pay large inc.
 Mrs H. H. Warner, who has been .isiting her sister, Mrs H. R. Hawley If Church street, for the past few weeks, left this morning for New York ity.
 Miss Mona Sullivan of North Main treet left last night for Ansonia, where she will spend the summer va < Gtion.,
 About forty drum corps have been invited to attend the annual picnic of he Naugatuck drum corps, which is 0 be held at Linden park on Satur- 3ay, July, 20. lala; ga}s 1 6d
 Miss Celestia Furry of Ansonihi is pending few days as the guest of CT cousin, Miss Mary Baxter of John on street. o5
 The. outing of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades of the Salem school is 2eing held at High Rock to-day, under Ahe direction of John A. Stringer. The pupils left this morning expecting to ave good days sport, and no doubt hey will Go so. ?
 James Hardman of Bridgeport was town this morning on business.
 Miss Annie Shea, who has been at ending the State Normal school at lew Haven, is home for the summer gacation. fis yS1g sa} stsfI
 Michael Sullivan, who has been mak-l ng a record for himself in base ball t Vermont acadetn59' is home to spend he summer. Se4 s@
 The warden and bnrgesses will meet lext Tuesday night.
 The Naugatuck and Waterbury Y. M, 0. A. teams are struggling for SUI oremacy on Hotchkiss field Sshis after loon. The local Y.tM. 0. A. defeated this team last Saturday and there will undoubtedly be a stubborn battle, as both teams are determined to win.
 A class of about fifty children re- ceived first communion at St Francis's church this morning.
 James French of New York city was in town this morning on business. N The funeral of David Morse, aged 95, was held from lTwitchelPs under taking parlors this afternoon. Inter ment was in Hillside cemetery and the Rev A. P. Chapman officiated.
 Frederick Allen of Hartford was in town this morning on business.
 James Douban of Thomaston was in town this morning on business.