Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-09
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT FRIDAY NOV 9, 1888.

The French republican club will meet next Tuesday evening to take steps toward the formation of military company.
 The work of the new railroad in this city is progressing rapidly, and the trestles and other work is completed with the ex- ception of the bridges, which will not be finished for some time.
 Burt Goodwin has obtained the exclusive right to publish the only programme cir culated at the entertainments given by the Orpheus Concert company's entertain ments.
 Three men giving their names as Charles Marsella, Tofel Grammazon and Simon OLeary of Waterbury were arrested ill Southington Wednesda-for abusing a horse They were fined s and costs each and sentenced to jail for fifteen days.
 The case against Enoch Trepanier for false registration, to have been heard to, morrow before Commissioner Wright at New Haven, has been continued until Sat urday, November r.
 Misfortune seems to follow William H. Romer, the ex-postofice clerk of this city. After his release from jail and fruitless search for his wife and child in New York he returned to New Haven, where he received employment in the factory of Benton &c Go. The very first day he was in the shop a box weighing 600 or 700 pounds fell upon his foot smashing it bad ly, and Romer has since been in the hos pital. Postmaster Commerford will be pleased to hear of Romel's ill-luck.
 United States Marshal Lovejoy of New Haven came to town to-day and arrested Mrs Margaret Carmody and her son Ter renee, of No 3 Fuller street, upon a war rant charging them with trying to obtain pension under false pretences. Mrs Carmody is the widow of the late Thomas Carmody. She applied for a widows pen sion March 5,1996, and the pension bureau suspecting everything was not all right sent an inspector to Waterbury, and found probable cause to order the woman and her son before United States Commissioner Wright. Thomas CarmOdy, her husband enlisted in the United States navy August 6, 1SS7 It is claimed that he became lame and sick while in the government service and on these gl >unds application was made for a pension. The woman $ ignorance of the law probably brought on the trouble. Mrs Carmody and her son will have hearing before Commissioners Wright.
 CLOSE OF THE CRIMINAL TERM. The Civil Term of the Superior Court Will Open Wednesday. In yesterday afternoons session of the court Cornelius Falvey pleaded not guilty to breach of the peace. His wife was the | principal witness against him. The case had been brought to the superior court by appeal. The accused was found not guilty. l Charles Porter, the we'll known "doctOr, pleaded guilty to taking team belonging to Liveryman Sackett without permission He was fined SlO.
 l Five Naugatuck cases occupied the at tention of the court this morning. The case against Charles Greenburg for theft was continued to the next term of the court and the complaint changed to em | bezzlement.
 The state had no evidence in the case against R. E. Hinckley for firing frecrack CTS before the Fourth of July, and it wa. erased from the docket.
 The principal witness against Car 1 Samons, accused of assault, was sick anC unable to appear in court and the case was nolled.
 Thomas Ford was found not guilty of as sault.
 NJ. F. Sullivan, charged with assault failed to appear in court and his bond wa called
 The case of E. Bagnel Beddre, charged with embedding Sl20 from J. H. White more while acting as his agent at the rail road station at Union City, was continued until the next term.
 | This ended the criminal term of tn court and an adjournment was taken unti next Wednesday when the civil term vii ODen