Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-28
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Timothy O'Connell has gone to Wallingford to take position in the spoon factory.
 Herman Weisman, who graduated from the Naugatuck high school last June, has entered Yale law school.
 Joseph Bendokas of Highland ave- nue has reported to the police that his bicycle was stolen Wednesday night.
 The Rev and Mrs w. H. Garth, who have been spending their vaca- tiOn in the Adirondacks, are expected home next Saturday.
 The final account of Frederick Warner, eXecutor of the will of the late Annie R. Warner, has been ac- cepted by the probate court.
 Arrangements have been com pleted for the concert and entertain ment to be given by the Swedish Glee club Saturday nightat the Gem opera house.
 A IA years old colored boy named Robert Young, who resided on High land avenue, is missing from his home here and his relatives would ap- preciate any information as to his whereabouts.
 Frank J. Salinardi and Mary Mari ano were married yesterday morning at St Francis's church by the Rev Father Sheridan. Jeremiah Bocacio was best man and Miss Mary Salinar- di was bridesmaid.
 Judge of Probate Hungerford has granted the application of Howard B. Futile to sell certain real estate on Hillside avenue belonging to the estate of the late Ruby M. Seymour. The land adjoins the property of s. B. Hopkins.
 Harold Bott was pleasantly, sur prised Wednesday evening at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs James Bott of Melbourne court, by 8 large number of his young friends. Many musical selections were ren- dered, games of various kinds were played and refreshments served.
 Manager Welch of the Naugatuck high school football team, is arrang- ing for games and has already suc- ceeded in filling nine dates. On Sep tember 29, Meriden plays in Nauga- tuck; October 3, 1t is hoped to secure Crosby High; October 6, Ansonia in Ansonia; October 27, Meriden at Meriden; October 31, Bridgeport at Naugatuck; November 3, Gilbert school at Winsted; November IA, Bridgeport at Bridgeport; November 16, Ansonia at Naugatuck; Novem- Der 21, Gilbert school at Naugatuck. New Haven and New Britain high schools have asked for games, but it is not likely that they will be taken | @, ,1pless at Nangatuck. Last year New Britain did not meet its guaran- tee on Thanksgiving day. New Ha- ven refused Naugatuck game even when all kinds of money and induce ments were offered.
 Wednesday night the high school and the Salem school buildings were burglarized. Entrance to the high school was effected by prying the catch of window on the second floor in Principal Shades office. The win dow of the girls toilet room on the same floor had been pried open. They ransacked the desks of Superinten- dent Eaton and Principal Slade and the supervisor of drawing, Miss Lewis, and attempted to pry open H. L. Hamilton's desk on the floor above. Their loot at the high school amount ed to fifty 2-cent stamps and 80 cents in change which was deposited for | locker fees Burnt matches were left about and there were evidences of an attempt to enter the vault, which was unsuccessful. At the Salem building on Meadow street entrance was ef- fected, it is thought. through base ment window, the chisel used being found by Janitor Stroberg. Superin- | tendent of Music w. H. Miners desk was ransacked and about dollars | worth of stamps. little change and a bundle of cancelled checks was taken and left torn into bits on the floor. All the teachers desks in this building had been ransacked. From Miss Abers desk some 40 cents were removed and from Principal Maher'f desk 70 cents was taken. John J. Mooney, who drove by the building shortly after midnight. reported to the police yesterday morning that he saw carriage containing two strange
 men pass him near the high school
 that morning. Chief Schmidt has a