Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-06
NAUGATUcK NEWS
The Board of Warden and Burgesses Met Last Evening".

Met Last Evening".
 Uhe regular monthly meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was held last night in the court room. Bur- gesS Nettleton was absent. Minutes of last meeting read and accepted. The monthly report of Chief of Police Schmidt was read as follows and ac- cepted. The report of Tax Collector J. E. Martin was read and accepted. Collector reported $1.9S1.73 collected. The report of Health Officer Smith was read as follows and accepted: Garbage complaints received, l; sum- dry complaints received, 4; total, 9. Visits made, S5; permits granted, 9; notices served, 8. Yards inspected, 15: ordered cleaned. 3. Cellars in spected. 3; ordered cleaned, 8. Sur face closets inspected, 6: ordered cleaned, ?. Water closets inspected, z; ordered cleaned, 1. Cesspools in- spected, 3: ordered cleaned, l. Sink drains inspected, 3: ordered cleaned, 3. Dead animals removed: Dogs, ]; cats, 3. Contagious diseases reported: Scarlet fever. II: placarded. 12; fumi- gated. 9. Diphtheria. l: placarded, l. Scarlet fever, Pond Hill school house fumigated. Tuberculosis, two houses fumi gated. Morris Dolphin, a junk dealer appeared before the board ill regard to his reports. The junk dealer was instructed to keep his books in an intelligible manner. Patrick Kiely appeared before the board and dis russed the proposed changes 10 his property, which are to be made. The matter of grading. etc. was settled satisfactorily. Fred Fox appeared be- fore the board in regard to I bill of &S.50, which he claimed for damages 10 horse and wagon on the morning of January 15- MT Fox said that on the morning of January 10th he was going To work and that the road was so obStructed with limbs laden with ice that he was thrown from his wagon and that his harness and his wagon smashed ]. H. Dunn and Mir Fox had a lively tilt over Mr FoXS statement. A1r Dunn claimed that Mir Fox WAS in poor condition and did not know what was going on and Nr Fox claimed that he was in good sober condition. The warden ended the dis cussion by saying that to settle it We will leave this matter to be settled between those two men. A commun1- cation was received from r. r. Jar riguS requesting permission to connect a private sewer on Galpin street to the sewer on Highland avenue. The matter was referred 10 the borough engineer Attorney Sweeney reported
 
 the amount of S123.SO. Burgess Free man brought up the matter of the trolley cars stopping lt the painted poles. He submitted q vote which was passed by the board which provided for the cars to stop whenever and wherever passengers wish to get on or off and they shall stop on North Main street when going north before passing Cemetery Orchard and City "A " (TninO CnI1rh fore passing Prospect and Cemetery streets The board adjourned, at 9:25 o'clock until Thursday night.
 Basketball Games Last Night
 4 fair sized crowd turned out to see the basketball games at the Gem opera house last night. The first game was between the \. H. s. and the '. NJ. C. A.. and it started off with q rush. The Y. NJ. c. 4 scoring three baskets in rapid succession, then the H. s. boys scored three. making the score q tie, and the crowd were bebginning to get excited when the H. $. boys started and threw q number of baskets in quick succession, taking the lead and holding it throughout the game. The first half ended with the score 23-S. in favor of the H. $. boys. When the Y. NJ. c. A. boys came on for the sec 0nd half they had changed Ensign to center and Curry to forward and they started off very briSkly. but the H. $. boys Were right with them until about eight nlinutes before the end of the playing time. when Grove received injuries which caused him to stop playing. (WiggleswOrth's elbow hit him in the eye and closed iD. Ander- son took his place and the game went on, but it could easily be seen that the H. s. team were weakened by the loss
 %e, 11 lows: \. 1T. S. Position. Y. NJ. c. A. w. Patchett ....-...-c ....... Curry Clifford ........ l ........ Ensign Grove and Anderson T f. .Tomkinson Ford ............ l g ....... Vaughn C. Patchett .-. .. g .Wigglesworth
 Summary: Goals thrown from field, by Clifford '. by Grove :. by G. Patchett. 1. by Curry 3, Ensign 4, Tomkinson 1, Vaughin 4. Goals from foul. thrown by Clifford ?.
 The second game was between the N. \. c. and the U. C. w. c, teams and was very one-sided. Union City did not seem to be able to shoot with any degree of accuracy and also seem ed to be lost by the team work display ed by the N. A. c. players. The \. 4. c. team did some very clever play ing last night and won by the score of 53-21. The teams lined up as fol lows:
 x. A. c. Position. L. C. w. c. BurnS. .......... Lyman Breen .......... co. E.Dunning COnnorS ..... P. Dunning Carol -......... l g.......... Bird bowling ...... ........ Leary
 Summary: Goals thrown from field, by Burns i, Breen [, Connors 9. Carrol l. Bowling ,. Lyman l. F. Dun- ming 3. P. Dunning 5. Leary 3. Goals from free throws, Burns l. F. Dun- ming l. Referee, Baxter; umpires, Stapleton and Waite; timer. II. F. Me Carthy and scorer. Klein. These officials acted in both games.
 Basketball Standing.
 The standing of the teams in the local basketball league are as follows:
 Teams. Won. Lost. F. c. x. A. c. .......... .S75 N. H. S.. ........4 300 t. c. w c. ...........3 .3I1 I. NJ. C. A. .......2 G .25O