Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-30
POLICE couRT.
The Busiest Day of the Season Be-
 fore Judge Bradstreet.


 fore Judge Bradstreet.
 James Mulligan and Thomas McNa- l mara were the first two on the roll call | of the police court to-day. Yesterday | at noon Mulligan and McNamara were 1 taking a man by the name of James Dix on to his home. All were intoxicated. i Dixon resisted the aid of his two com panions until Mulligan knocked him down. Several people who witnessed the scene shouted to the men and both ran away. Complaint was made and the three were arrested, Mulligan was fined 8 and costs for drunkenness and 30 days and costs in jail for assault. Mo Namara was fined S5 and costs for drunkenness and $1 and costs for assault. James Dixon, the assaulted man, pre- sented the appearance of person who had been struck by a cyclone, and the court thinking he had been sufficiently punished nolled his case.
 Joseph Carlo, Michael Delaro, Tony MurwCil and Frank MarkinO, four Italians charged with theft had their case continued until Monday. The Rogers X Hamilton Manufacturing company have been missing considerable silverware lately and they could not account for its disappearance. A watch was instituted and sufficient evidence was secured to.arrest the four above nam- ed Italians who were employed around the factory at nighttime. Officers Dodds and McAuliff made search of the premises on Jackson street last night, where the prisoners live, and almost bushel of spoons some plated and others only half finished, were found. An at tempt was made by the people present when the officers arrived, to dispose of the booty, but without avail. The four were landed in the lookup where they remained all night, not bieng able to secure bondsman. This morning they were placed under $200 bonds each.
 James Mooney, for drunkenness was | fined $1 and costs. For like ottense Patrick Kane received similar sen tenCe.
 Arthur Corrigan has figured before in the court and this time his otfense will keep him in prison for a little while. It is one of Corrigan's misfortunes that every time he is arrested he resists the officer. The time before this his mother interceded so strongly for him that he was allowed to depart. This morning he was fined $1 and costs for drunken ness and S1O and costs for resistance.
 Meyer Greenblad and his brother Barney were arrested last eveuing for an assault on a neighbor. The cases were continued until Tuesday morning, under bonds of $i0O each. Both secured bonds.
 Michael Brick went to his home on North Elm street last evening and after sleeping off n drunk ordered his wife to procure him some liquor and beer. She refused and he dragged her by the hair around the room, finally throwing her out of the house. Her screams attracted an officer who placed Brick under arrest. In court Mrs Brick told pitiful story of the treatment she received. Brick was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
 Samuel Killowski, Michael Willipger and Morris KorOnOwski, three Jewlsh junk dealers, were arrested yesterday for dealing in junk without d license. WillIn- ger said he was only month in the town and did not know he was violating the law. He was arrested at NJ. F.. Keeley's factory on Meadow street. killowski said that he went to Litchfield for a load of potatoes and not securing them he purchased junk on the return trip. He ? was arrested at the lower end of Bank street. KOronowski admitted buying and selling junk. He did not think hG
 had to have license. Each was fineC S1 and costs.
 William Barry was charged witf stealing lady's gold watch from the residence of Mrs Hurley on Scovill street the day before yesterday. Barry went to the house of Mrs Hurley Thursday afternoon and entering the kitcher asked for ten cents to get drink. Mrs Hurley refused and she left the kitcher . leaving Barry there. The watch. which belonged to a sister of Mrs Hurley. Wal . on the shelf. After Barry left tn, $ watch was missed. Complaint wa. made and he was arrested. Last nigh two young men who board at the sam' house as brother of the girl who owne, the watch, handed the stolen property over to the brother saying they found i . on door step in Jeffrey alley few doors from the Hurley residence. Barry
 was fined 5 aud costs. with fifteen day .n;I