Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-29

ing officers for the ensuing year: P. c. H., John w. .Hoadley; c. H., Har- vey Clarke; assistant c. H., Bert No ble; overseer, Harry Olson; P. of S., Robert Worrell; assistant c. of S., Charles W. Thomas; K. of B., Frank X. Squires.
 Robert Emmet Club.
 The Robert Emmet club has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Patrick Duffy; vice president, Patrick Rooney; financial secretary. J. T. Carroll; recording sec retary, Matthew Breen; treasurer, Patrick Cuddy; trustee for three years, John Brannigan.
 Companionsiofr Earteestid in iro
 At the regular meeting of the Queen of the Forest circle, No 136, c. of F., the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing year: c. C., Min nie Ahern; S. c. C., Mary Ryan; treasurer, Mary F. Deegan; financial secretary, Michael Morris; recording secretary, Martha l.. Buchanan; right guide, Fannie Draper: left guide, Kate Ford; inside guard, Richard Kenney; outside guard, Mamie Paterson; trus- tee, Thomas O'Loughlin; physician Walter A. Reilly.
 Election of Red Men. At a meeting of Natatuc tribe. No 25, I. o. R. M.. held last evening, the following chiefs were elected for the ensuing year: Prophet, George T. Patchett; sachem. John ". Hoadley; senior sagamore. Albert J. Noble; jun for sagamore. Harry J. Mills: chief of records, William Saunders; keeper of wampum, C. s. Meyers: collector of wampum. John ]. Broderick: chief of paraphernalia, William I. Harrington; trustees. Edward Wirshing. Edward s. Miller. Ernest W. Simmons: dele gates to great council meeting, Ernest w.. Simmons, George T. Patchett, Robert Howell: alternates, George Merrill, Edward Hershing, T. A. Squires.
 N. A. c. Defeat Mohawks.
 The \. A. c. basketball team de. ANdANh AhF SAAbAiS AlDllsAN hN LII here last evening by the score of 14 ta G. The game was fast and snappy from start to finish and the crowd was on it's feet the biggest part of the time. The visiting team put up a good game and their passing of the ball was a feature. but the local boys were little too fast and clever '-r flRaFna shrFl aI A half was very exciting and ended with the score. \. A. C. :, MOhawks ]. In the second half the locals did not allow them a single basket from tho field. Breen of the heme team was fin great form and played g fine game. making five baskets from the field Following is the lineup:
 \. A. C. Mohawks Breen .......... If ....... Hall Clifford ....... If ..... Johnson Burns. Carroll co. ... IbbetSon Ensign ........ lg ...... Cartwright McCOnichie ...... rg ... Reeves
 Goals from field. Breen ,. Ensign I. Cartwright ?: goals from fouls. Brpen I. Clifford |. Hall 2: fouls caIIec on NAAAAhAa AFAAAN O. AlNh lALAlFNlF f. Carroll 1. Hall l. Johnson 2. IhbetSon 2 Reeves |: referee. Peter Foley: scorer. Whylie.
 Films and Hammer Club.
 The game between the Films and the Hammer club was quite interest ing and exciting at times and resulted in victory for the Elms by the scor,. of 114 The Films hare a very good little team and will make some of their size hustle some to defeat them.
 High School and Alumni
 Tfse most interesting game of the season took place as the second prp- liminary and was between the High school team and some members Of tho alumni that are home on their vacs- fion- The game was made up of tae- fics from football. baseball. hSndbaE and any other old thing that the ulers- IierS of fise alumni could think of. One of the best features of rta game wzs