Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-23
NAUGATUcK NEWS
Managers of High School Ball Teams
 Have Meeting in Ansonia.


 Have a Meeting in Ansonia. The managers of the different High School baseball teams of the valley met in Ansopia yesterday afternoon for the purpose of forming an Interscholastic league. The teams represented were Gilbert High school of Winsted, Tor rington, Norwalk, Naugatuck, Ansonia, Derby and Shelton. The league was organized and is to be divided into divisions, one to be the north and the other the south division. The north division is to be composed of Gilbert, Torrington, Waterbury and Norwalk, and the south of Naugatuck, Ansonia, Derby and Shelton. Waterbury has not been heard from as yet but it is supposed that she will fall in line as it was from her the idea of the league was first taken. Officers were elected as follows: President. Senator Whit lock of Derby: treasurer. \. H. Day ton of Naugatuck: secretary, MT Eeis- 7bian of TOrrington. The league is to elect a board of directors to be com posed of one man from each town. The managers of the team will meet in Naugatuck Monday, March 2Jth, for the purpose of arranging a Sched- ule. A handsome silk pennant has been presented to the league by Jerry
 
 league team. George Patchett and Matthew Grove represented the local High school at the meeting.
 Notes.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Lyons of Sydney. Australia. are spending q few days with friends in town.
 J. c. Eckles. salesman of the drug gist department of the c. I. R. Glove Manufacturing Co. was in town yes tCrday on business
 Frederick Kirk who has been visit ing friends in Providence for the past week returned home yesterday.
 Charles Mayser of New Haven was in town yesterday on business.
 The local High school boys went to Winsted last night and defeated the Gilbert High school basketball team by the score of 20-1. The local '. NJ. C. A. defeated the crack Winsted team after a rough game. The score was 21-1I.
 One of the local letter carriers should be little more careful as to the language which he uses when he is delayed in the delivering of his mail. \ rSlmber of residents of one Of the streets which this man has on his route have stated in pretty strong  to be carried much farther by the carrier that the postmaster-general will be notified. A word to the wise should be sufficient and the carrier to whom the article refers should see to it that his language is changed be- fore unnecessary trouble is caused for him.
 There was no session of the borough court this morning.
 Patrick Powers Of New Haven was in town yesterday on business.
 All the furniture belonging to the c. w. s. C. was sold yesterday to satisfy the creditors of the club.
 James Deming of Seymour was in town yesterday on business.
 Local basketball league at the opera house tonight. The N. H. S. vs the Y. M C. A. and the \. A. c. vs b. C.. " C.
 Miss Margaret Deegan of the State Normal school of New Haven is spend- ing few days at her home on Cherry Street.
 The F. of \. are soon to produce a twO-act drama entitled Among the Breakers" for the benefit of Thomas Gormerly. who is undergoing treat ment in q New York hospital at the present time.
 Clothes line thieves. according to all accounts. are again making them selves felt in different parts of the town. If some of the persons who are doing this work are caught they will undoubtedly be made an example of so as to show other people that this sort of thing will not be tolerated in town.
 James Church of Boston was in town yesterday on business.