Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-04
Truant Officer.

Truant Officer.
 The people of the borough are won dering who will be the next truant officer. There were two candidates and at the meeting last evening. each received three votes. and it is now up to the board of warden and burgesses for the appointment. Ostrander would be good man.
 To Take Down Wires.
 The people who are moving tho large building up School street were compelled to stop their work yester- day afternoon and wait until the tele- phone company employees came and re moved the wires that were on that street. as they could not move the building until they did so. The height of the building is such that it would have torn the wires down if not re- moved. The work of getting up tE hill is progressing rapidly.
 Schildgen Going Back.
 There has been a rnmor around town that Schildgen, the burly center of the Naugatuck team. would be out of the game for the rest of the season. but according to the latest report he wifi not be out any longer than the time when the All-Waterbury team plays here. In an interview with Mir Schiid- gen last evening he told the reporter that his arm was doing nicely and would in all probability be in the game fin a very short time. Let us hope so.
 One More Challenge.
 The Phoenix shop football team would like to arrange game with any shop team in Waterbury or Naugatuck and if they can have their own way they would prefer the Old shop team of this town first. The manager of tn. team is Frank Dunn and anyone wish ing a game can address him or R. Hey man, the captain. This team means business and does not want to play any games in the newspapers. but would soon have it out on the gridiron.
 Meeting of Board of Education.
 At the meeting of the board of edu. cation last evening the salary of Su- peTintendent of Schools Eaton was fixed at S2,200 year. It was also de cided to open the evening schools next Monday evening. There will be four 1 sessions weekly. The teachers for the night school will be Mrs John H. Duigan. John A. Stringer and Miss Minnie Freeman. Those who attend the school will be compelled to attend ! the gymnasium once a week, unless they show q doctors certificate show ing that they are physically unfit for the exercise.
 Naugatuck Wins Again.
 In one of the cleverest games of foot. ball played on the local gridiron this 1 season. yesterday. Nangatuck high ! school trimmed the Gilbert high school | of Winsted to the tune of g to Q. The ! Gilbert team was one of the teams ] that the local boys were the most afraid of. and the way they tore uT their line and circled their ends was a welcome sight to the local rooters Wilcox. the fuIlback of Gilbert. wa, thought to he a wonder by the locals from what they had heard of him as ] hurtiIer. but Weisman. the sturdy cen ter of the local team. soon put a stOI to that by some very pretty tackling The game started at o'clock and Gii bert kicked t0 Naugatuck's ten yar, line. where Zwick, the burly fulIbael of Naugatuck. got the hall and brough it down the field for about fifteei yards. Then Naugatuck lined up aui tore the Winsted line at any place the! hit fl. E. Welch fumbled on the forty five yard line. but his brother. R WeIeh. got the ball and then withOTI any more fumbling Naugatuek wen down the field for a touchdown by E WeIeh. and then he kicked the goal Score. 6 to q. Naugatuck then gfeke to winsted-s five yard line and Win stei started in to tear ID the line. bu weisman of the Naugatueks quiekl 1 put a stop to that by his good taeklins thus making WInsted lose the ball Q downs. NauEstuck then lined up an Zwiek went through for eight yard anH then Frenrh- the clever quarfei Issrk. and ODonue1L the left esE worked a veTy rIever bluH play fbu eirinx WeIeh tine io make si1 yarsl nore. Then E Weich made a rrett