. History of Waterbury and the Naugatuck Valley, Connecticut . ctions logical and his arguments convincing. He hasgained for himself a creditable position among the able lawyers of the Naugatuck valley. In June, 1912, Mr. Caine was married to Miss Mary T. Freeman, of Naugatuck. andthey have become parents of two children. Martin L. and Madeline. Mr. and Mrs. Caineare communicants of St. Marys Catholic church and he is identified with the Knights ofColumbus and the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. His political allegiance is givento the democratic party and in club circles he is well known
. History of Waterbury and the Naugatuck Valley, Connecticut . ctions logical and his arguments convincing. He hasgained for himself a creditable position among the able lawyers of the Naugatuck valley. In June, 1912, Mr. Caine was married to Miss Mary T. Freeman, of Naugatuck. andthey have become parents of two children. Martin L. and Madeline. Mr. and Mrs. Caineare communicants of St. Marys Catholic church and he is identified with the Knights ofColumbus and the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. His political allegiance is givento the democratic party and in club circles he is well known as a member of the RobertEmmet Club. He has made for himself a creditable position in legal circles and is be-coming widely known in this connection. He has also gained a wide acquaintance throughhis activity in political and in athletic circles. Three times he has been called upon torepresent his district in the state legislature, being elected to the house in 1915 and1917, while in 1914 he was a candidate for the senate. From 1911 until 191.) he was. CHARLES M. UPSON WATERBURY AND THE NAUGATUCK VALLEY 517 the liquor prosecuting agent for New Haven county. Mr. Caine deserves much credit forthe position to which he has attained in legal circles. He provided for his own educationand thus displayed the elemental strength of his character. He became a notable figurein athletic circles as a football player and won the record for the one hundred yard dashin ten seconds. He gained several prizes at the state meets and was also a contestant inchampionship meets in many otlier places in the United States and in Canada. In 1903,at Montreal, Canada, he represented the Irish-American Athletic Club of New York andwon the two hundred and twenty yard dash championship. In 1904 at the NationalIntercollegiate meet held in Philadelphia he won second honors in the four hundred andforty yard dash. In 1903 at New Haven at the New England Interscholastic meet he wonsecond place in the four h
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