Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-06

SIdIIlSulS lTlll tle AIlWHeS.
 In hotly contested game on the Miser's lot yesterday afternoon the Starlights beat the Alpines of Beacon Falls to the tune of 11-5. It was a good game and was witnessed by q large crowd.
 Annual Church Meeting.
 The annual church meeting of the members of the Baptist church will be held in the chapel at Union City tElis evening. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and other import ant business will be transacted.
 Malone Found Him.
 About 1 o'clock Sunday morning. as Officer Malone was patrolling his beat on Cherry street, he heard groans in the rear of the Rubber avenue school house and on investigation be found a man lying on the rocks neSr the water ill daZed condition, anG Wilson Clark, who lives nearby, tocL the fellow in and found him wet through. He had probably fallen over a rock there.
 A Union City Rou
 It seems as though Union City was the place that most of the good foot ball players around this section come from, as one of the most notable fea- lures in the game Saturday between Princeton and Dartmouth was the playing of Halfback Herr, who is a ft= ldf fss f,.Ir- sidered the goods at Dartmouth. Eddie is a half brother to Schildgen, the heavu center for NaugatIck. Seems to be in the family.
 Borough Court.
 In the borough court this morning Paul FOurnier was found guilty of stealing watch from Barney Van Ness. In court this morning Fournier claimed that he bought the watch for SIP and being in need of money he put it in hook for S2 and then borrowed the money from Billy Mater to get it out, Maher keeping the watch until Fournier paid him. and he then sold it to George Barlow for s on account of still being in need of money. Four. nier said that he either wanted to see his girl and get the money to pay his fine, which amounted to S15.52. or to telephone his brOther-in-law in Derby Van Ness and Fournier had been TOOmfng together in Sehipper's board. ing house on Rubber avenue and thus the cause of the trouble.
 Michael Keating. who was arrested yesterday in Union City for being drunk. forfeited a S15 bond.
 Sidney Corey. a plumber in the em, plOy of tte Barlow Bros in Waterbury said he came down to see the railroad Improvements and got drunk last evening. officer McKiernan found him last night in Union City and in court this morning he pleaded guilty to the charge of drunkenness and was fined Sj and costs, which came tc s13.26.
 uck-ThomastOn Game.
 In a manner that was good to SCI Naugatuck trimmed ThOmaston on the local gridiron Saturday to the tune of 11-0. One of tip features of the gams was the fumblinz of NauEatuck which cost her a goal. NeaTy. the clever little right end for Naugatuck made sgme Very1 pretty end runs fOE 2J and 3O yaT1is at a time and also did some very nice tacklIng. Tn one of ths scrimmages. when the local bOys fumbled. Neary had his ever ready ere on rl5e ball got it and was away wirh it for g yards before the Thom- aston tlys got him @One of Dicks old tricks~ Tn tie first half of the game as Thomaston was about ta Seore and Manga luck holding hard oH the five yari line. Burns. the loca au2rrprfaek. rprpived a kick in the head that pat him in such a dzzed exSEfiti0n that he Was unable to play and Ashmgre was put in at quarter iu his place UuuEdHz vas still st his cd game pf frslinx holeS and hitting fhe line for hig Ezlus and also made the first toueh1own for NauEstuck. RrUHn. the ThoznastO1 fulilark- was
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