Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-03
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS.
VISITED THE DETERRENT FIRE
 HOUSES YESTERDAY.
Annual Inspection By Board of War den and Burgesses-Picnic and
 Sports at Linden Park Yesterday.


 den and Burgesses-Picnic and
 Sports at Linden Park Yesterday.
 A very one-sided and uninteresting
 game of base ball was played on
 Hotchkiss field between the Ansonia and Naugatuck T. A. B. society base
 ball teams. Ansonia had a cinch, as Naugatuck played a very loose game, and Welsh, their crack pitcher, was bounded all over the field, while Elem Ing pitched an excellent game for the visitors and was ably supported in the field The score by innings was as fol- lows:
 Ansonia 10 2O530 4-1s 16 4 Naugatuck o o 2 ? 0 % OO-4 8 6
 Batteries Fleming and Cripps; Welsh and Purcell; umpire, Ashmore; time of game, 2 hours.
 The local fire department held their annual review by the board of war den and burgesses at the different hose houses yesterday morning.
 Miss Margaret Burke of Oak street has returned from a few days visit with friends in New York city.
 Charles Lodge of Meadow street spent Labor day with friends in Derby.
 Joseph E. Martin and Joseph Neal have returned from a weeks visit at the Pan-American exposition at Buffa- To.
 Miss Margaret Shugrue of Church street has returned from a few days visit with friends in New York city.
 Miss Margaret Peterson of New York city, who has been spending the past few weeks in town as the guest of Mrs Patrick McKeon of Oak street, has re- turned home.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tonight.
 Miss Lulu Corrigan of New Britain, who has been spending the past week with relatives in town, has returned home.
 Miss Mamie Cross of Barnum's court left yesterday for New Haven, where she has been engaged to each school for the coming year.
 John F. ScannelI has returned from a summer vacation spent in Natick, Mass.
 The picnic of the Second division, A. O. H., was held at Linden park yesterday afternoon and last night. A large parade preceded the picnic, there being three companies of Hibernian Rifles in line. The different sports at the picnic passed off well, as follows: The tug of war was won by Water bury, they defeating Seymour The football game also went to Waterbury, captured from Naugatuck; and the 100 yard dash between William Daily and John Pierson for a bet of $25 was cap 1ured by Daily by about six yards. The fourth century horse race was won by Daniel Roach. There were several persons hurt during the course of the afternoon, but none of them were severely injured. After the sports were finished dancing was in- dulged in until about midnight. A large crowd was in attendance from Waterbury, Seymour and Ansonia and they returned hom on the 1:14 train this morning.
 The Pan-American minstrels went l to Cheshire Saturday night and gave | a very creditable performances The different numbers on the program | were roundly encored, and the com pany as a whole and individually | scored a big hit with the Cheshire | people, who entertained the boys in a l royal manner. 4 number of local | young people accompanied the troupe | to Cheshire to witness the perform | ance and they all report an enjoyable | time with the exception of the ride | home, during which all the different | parties got lost. and some startling | stories were the order after all con- cerned had arrived in town.
 M Roy Bolles and Miss Jennie Slut phen were married yesterday at the | home of Mrs Samuel CheyeIair, 13 | Arch street, by the Rev William | Tuckey. They will reside in their newly furnished house on Frederick street.
 There were two cases in the bor- ough court this morning. The first f case called was that of Gustave. Fabin, a foreigner, who could not talk Eng fish and who has been in the country but a short while. He was charged with intoxication. The judge sus- pended sentence and told Fabin to keep sober in the future The next case called was that of John F. Since han, charged with assault on Stephen Riley This assault took place at the picnic yesterday afternoon and was the outcome of an argument over the ball game. in which Riley was hit by Sheehan, and the chief placed Sheehan under arrest. This morning, as Shee- han did not show up. his bond of $10 was declared forfeited
 Both the public and parochial schools opened for the school year this 
 A number of Naugatuck persons en- |oyed the sail to Coney Island on the annual excursion of the Naugatuck railroad yesterday.
 Miss Margaret Daily of Oak street, who has been spending the past few lays with relatives in New York city, las returned home.