Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
The Starlights Won.


 The Starlights of this place and jacks of Thomaston Saturday by the score of 2S to o on Hotchkiss field. The starlights outplayed them at every stage of the game.
 Fresh Eggs from a Bad Case.
 For the last week or so some of the business men of Union City have been taken in by a very clever sort of rogue from Waterbury, and his game is to call into store or business place and have a large basket of eggs on his arm, and his bluff Is that some\ one ordered the eggs and that they are not at home to receive them and as he just brought them in from the country and didn't want to take them back home he will sell them for about 2 cents off on the dozen, and in some cases where he sold them he got 33 and 35 cents dozen for them. But as soon as some of them were opened they were found to be ripe" or ready to hatch. The next time this fellow comes in from the country" he will receive a warm reception from those who got bit.
 NaugatuckAcorn Game.
 About 200 people from here attended the game in Bridgeport yesterday af- ternOon, leaving here on the :26 train, most of the crowd wearing the blue and white of Naugatuck and large chrysanthemum in their coat Upon arriving at Bridgeport the crowd went to Avon park oval, where at 3:45 Ref cree McClintock of Yale blew his whistle and Burns kicked Bridgeport's fifteen-yard line. where they lined up and Bridgeport started to hit the left side of Naugatuck's line for heavy gains: but Naugatuck then held hard and got the ball on the thirty-yard line The Acorns held hard, but Bird went through their tackle for first down again. Ashmore and Dunning also hit ting the line for heavy gains. Acorns held for downs, but lost on tumble. Ashmore falling on the ball. Nauga- tuck again lost by downs and the AcOrns by steady line bucking and a good end run by Kecko made their dis tance. Again Naugatuck held hard and forced the Acorns to punt. the ball going to Jacconelli. who failed to catch the punt and the ball got by the AcOrns at the twenty-yard line. They then lined up and some very grueling football was played. the Acorns buck ing the line pretty hard and also doing some very nice hurdling at times. forced the ball across Naugatuck's line for a touchdown. KeckO failing to kick the goal making the score to 0 in the first half. Time was called for the first half with the ball in Nauga- tuck's possession on the forty-five yard line. In the second half the Acorns kicked to Naugatuck and Ash more got the ball but was brought down after he had gone five yards. thirty-fve yard line. the AcoTns get ting the ball. but lost it again by downs on the thirty-yard line. Nauga- tuck again lost at thirty-fve yard line. The Acorns got the ball and Keck0 started for an end run with almost a clear field. but was brought down very heavily hy Weary. the clever right end for Naugatuck. Naugntuck held for the ball on twenty-five yard line and then JacconeIli made an end run for twenty-five yards. At this stage Of the game the Bridgeport people began 10 think that Naugatuck would score and began to crowd on the field in a manner that had Waterbury and the Rye lots beats a mile After several minutes they started the game again and the crowd came right back on the sed. where it was almost impossible  they Onee more lined up and Stinson Dunted to the AcorHs' fifteen yard line and Kecko made pretty run of twen- .y yards when he was brought down Jy Burns and Iacco1elli. They then ined Ep and before the ball was 1Toughf into play they called the game ,n account of darkness During the irSt hsr Of the game Schildge1 of