Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-26
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Police Notes.

! Saturday afternoon word was sent to the po- lice office by messenger boy, stating that a l woman at No. 29S Wooster street wanted Q policeman sent there at once. Captain Hyde sent two officers to the place. They found 8 | girl named Annie Moore who stated that she had been abused by E. F. Calkins, the pro prietor of the house, and his wife. Her head ! and face showed evidences of cruel beating, and she also claimed that her watch had been stolen from her. She admitted that she intoxicated when she went to the house. She was taken to the police office, as were also Calkins and his wife. After the Moore wo- man had told her story Prosecutor Daley is- sued 0 warrant for the arrest of all the other inmates of the house. The police went again to the place and brought in Kate Shay, Lena
 Mccarthy and Minnie Clyne. They were
 charged with frequenting house of i'll fame,
 while Calkins will have to answer to a charge
 of assaulting the Moore woman, also for
 keeping disreputable house. All the par
 ties but the Moore woman were subsequently released on bonds, she being detained as a witness.
 Francis o. Hotchkiss another of the par ties charged with beating the Moore woman, | was arrested last evening and gave bonds for | his appearance before the City court this morning.
 Last night at 12 o'clock there were twenty eight cases on the City court docket for trial this morning.
 About two years ago, "Bill' Davis, noto- rious character of the Naugatuck valley, was sentenced to the county jail in this city for conveying young girl to Huntington house of ill-fame. On Saturday his term of office expired. Before he released Sam uel E. Fessenden, State attorney for! Fairfield county, appeared at the jail, in company with Officer George Arnold of Bridgeport, armed with warrants for Davis arrest for crime committed in Fairfield county. He was taken to Bridgeport.
 Thomas Smith, young man, while intoxi- cated, created breach of the peace in Henry Buchter's saloon at 125 Union street Satur- day evening, and fell against window, cut ting his face badly. He was locked up.
 Betsey McCann, Mary Smith and an Italian who could not talk sufficient English to make the police understand his name were arrested last evening in an Italian rendezvous on Hill street. They all charged with lascivious carriage.