Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-11-28
POLICE COURT.
Many Thanksgiving Victims Face
the Music This morning.

Many Thanksgiving Victims Face
the Music This morning.
Eleven persons ranging in age from
II to go years were gathered in by the
police yesterday and not one escaped
punishment:
The first to face the music were Ber-
nard Fitzpatrick and John Neville, both
of Naugatuck. They were drunk and
disorderly at the Naugatuck road station
yesterday afternoon and were taken in
to quod by Special Officer Thompson.
A fine of 81 and costs was imposed in
each case. James Leary, plain drunk,
who had been there before, was mulcted
81 and costs.
Michael Kelly shook dice in West
End saloon last night and wren tstuck"
| wouldn't pay, but promptly t1oored
| William Dooley, who had the temerity
to argue the case with HIM. Kelly
was elected and fell into the arms
of Officer Noonan. He WAS fined 81 and
costs.
Joseph McCann, John Connors and
Thomas Sullivan, all minors, with two
other youths who have not yet been ap-
pretended, tried to run the saloons on
Fuller and Pemberton streets yesterday
and before being run to earth succeeded
in upsetting and smashing stove in one
place. This morning they were penitent
enough. Mccain was fined $40 and
costs for breach of the peace, Connors 81
and costs, and Sullivan received double
dose, $40 and costs for breach of the
peace and $40 and costs for drunkenness.
He gave notice of an appeal.
John Murphy, aged 20 years, engaged
in dispute with the hostler at Martin
Byrnes' livery stable, over the charge
for team, at / 80 O'Clock this morning.
To settle the matter young man named
Shea started to go to the bunk room to
call Byrnes, who was asleep. He retired
in disorder, however, when Murphy
drew a revolver and fired at him. The
firer was placed under arrest and his
"gun" confiscated. In court Murphy
claimed that the hostler attempted tC
overcharge him for the team and upon
his refusal to pay threatened to assault
him. He fired the revolver to brighten
rather than to injure Shea. Ten dollars
and costs and forty days in Jail was the
sentence.
John WEIGH, who lives in p. J. Dona
hues house on East Main street, wa:
charged with wife beating, breach Of
the peace, resistance to officer anc
: drunkenness. Officer Dean was called
upon to arrest WEIGH last night and, he
} said, chad to tap him on the head once
= or twice" WEIGH had demolished mos
/ Of the household furniture and haC
i driven his wife out of doors. Before
being sentenced WEIGH became eloquen
3 and claimed to be dear friend Of hi
: honor, the judge, for whom he formerly
worked in Thomaston. He was fined s.
, and costs on each of four cases.
D Frank Mclaughlin, aged II, wa
j arrested on South Main street last nigh
: for indecent exposure, by Office
Brickel. He was fined 81 and costs.
r On the night of November 3 Patricl
: Delane went on the war path and knock
4 ed down . man and insulted severa
women before the police were notified
He escaped from the officers Of the Law
!, by jumping from third story window
! Yesterday he returned to town and wa
= roped in. He was sentenced to thirt.
days in jail.
. Yesterday morning the following
: cases were disposed of: Frederick Hey
e mer, indecent exposure, 81 and costs
William Mclaughlin, drunk, 81 an
costs John O'Donnell, drunk, nolle
n for 81; Patrick Coughlan, drunk, S. an
!. costs Mary Ryan, drunk, sentence sus
J pended; Joseph Harrington, breach o
n peace, SIS and costs; John Longworth
g drunk, S. and costs Cirello Pasquale
keeping liquor with intent to sell, nolle
=, for $50 and two charges of selling with
9 out license nolled for $15 each.