Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-01
Pretty Wedding Yesterday.


 Matthew T. Boylan and Miss Ellen Phale(l were married at ' o'clock yes terday morning at St Francis church by the Rev Father Tanning. Miss Hannah Phalen. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Michael Hickey was the best man. The bride wore blue gown and carried a white prayer book. The bridesmaid was similarly attired and carried beads. Mir and Mrs Boylan left on a morning train and will spend their honeymoon in Washington, D. C.. and will reside on Scott street on their return.
 Borough Court.
 In the borough court this morning young fellow by the name of Arth- UT La Flam was given thirty days in. 1ail and costs for hitting a fellowrby the name of Phalen for no cause what ever as far as could be found out. This is the second time that he has been arrested for the same cause, he hit a fellow by the name of Me Carthy in Columbus hall some time ago and the case was taken to the higher court. La Flam is a Waterbury fellow and seems to have a mania for hitting people when they are not look ing.
 A Raw Deal.
 The Naugatuck High school were defeated at New Britain yesterday by the score of 12 to o. Naugatuck went up to play the New Britain High school but instead were compelled to play a team composed of college men and the alumni of the high schools. The backfield of the New Britain team was composed of the alumni and the right end for them was Corbin, the Williamsham academy. Zwick, the fullback and principal mainstay of the Naugatuck team was compelled to go out after three minutes of play of the the first half owing to very severe injury to his knee and Tudor. an inex- perienced man at backfield playing, was put in his place. The local stu dents were told by New Britain people not to play them as they were putting in ringers. The game was sup posed to begin at 10 o'clock but as the train was over an hour late most of the crowd, thinking that the Nauga- tuck team was not coming, had gone home when they got there. so that the was very small. French, the sprinter and quarterback of the Naugatuck team distinguished himself in q very creditable manner by catch ing COrbin, the sprinter. when he. got away from the crowd with the ball for a run of about 25 yards with a clear field for touchdown, but even at this the local boys were too small and also too light 10 stand the terrible line plunging of the heavy backs of New Britain and they scored twice. It is very easy to he seen that when the people of their own town advised the local boys not to play that something was wrong and it was the opinion of the New Britain people that Nauga- tuck could beat the High school team fl. it was them they had to play.
 CrushingIy Defeated. t.--.
 Biff, Bang, Slam! is in one sense of the word the only thing that need be said tO tell the story of the terrihle defeat that the All Wsterburys sui. fered at the hands of the Naugatuck team yestefday on Hotchkiss field in the second game of the season between these two teams. Naugatuck defeat- ed them to the tune of 15 to ,. and as some people think Brother Bill Thomp- son was the Cause. It was m such thing. the real cause being that the local boys oufclassed their opponents in every manner. They PlOughei through ThompsOn's side of the line at every play that was sent therc. he being unable in any way to stand the fast and fierce plunging of Ashmore. Dunning and JacconelIi- Hannon and Newharf seemed to think if was a cyclone that struck them when some oDe of the local backs went through them
 One of the principal features of the game was the interference of the NaIi- zatuck team. the whole team being with the man that had the ball in eT- ey play If ever a team came to Naugzt1ck with too much confidence 1t was the team that came yeSterdsy, nnly b 20 hack feeling Ike a few fnfs. 0ver confidence never won nme. az this vss q rerT good ex- ample h the latter part of the nfst half rfzht end Seau brought the