Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-23
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Claim that Dominick Jaoconenu Fraud

Claim that Dominick JaccOneIIi Fraud
 uIently Disposed of His Property.
 Suit has been instituted by John NJ. Sweeney, as Attorney for George D. Bis sell. trustee of the estate of Dominick Jac. conelll, against Jacconelli and his wife, to set aside a deed which he gave his wife nine months prior to gsing into insolven- cy. The trustee claims for the creditors that the transfer was fraudulent and with out consideration, and asks the court to remove the cloud upon the title to the property. George w. Andrew and Jacob Marion each claim to hold mortgages on the property. These have been effected since the assignment was made. When the property, which is valued at 8. 500, was purchased joiLt deed was given to Jacconelli and wife The papers in the case were served by Deputy Sheriff Swee, ney to-day.
 Between piano on wheels and string band the place has been we'll supplied with music on the streets this week, to the delight of many small folks and some older ones.
 Parties connected with the nissior chapel At Union City are arranging for q fine concert in the chapel early in June proceeds to help meet the current expenses of carrying on mission work there.
 The closing of business places here, ex cept drug and fruit stores. on Wednesday evenings, is very generally observed.
 Tbe choir of St Michael's church will join with that of St Jshn's in their Ser. vices at Waterbury sto-night. Miss Lillf Wigmore will take solo part in the ser. vice. Quite number will go up from here. Service commences at s o'clock.
 Take in the drill ot the Hibernian Rifle company at the opera house tonight
 We were again visited by considerable frost last night.
 Those of our citizens on Hillside auenut who do not embrace the opportunity of putting down a good concrete walk fol forty-fve cents per square yard with curt and cobble gutter lad to cost them thirty seven and one-half cents per foot more will have chance to pay good dea more money for the same work in the neal future.
 Mir Weary expects to commence opera tions in short time to remove the steps from the sidewalk of his Maple street prop erty.
 Owing to the increased demand for tn eil work the large engines at the Glove com plny's works are frequently running even lngs now.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of Hibernians vii open their festival at the Gem opera house to night.
 The standing committee of the Con gregational church will meet at the parisl house this evening at 7:45 o'clock
 About fifty dollars has thus far beer subscribed toward the fireworks fund fol Fourth of July night. If interested senC name and amount to I. A. Morse.
 The frame of George Rumneys hous, on Hillside avenue is up and well Ligl enclosed.
 We would like to see some of our patri otic citizens take hold and arrange for som, exercises in the opera house or July 1 The house rent Is free.
 We would like to See Miss Mamie Clos. have the benefit of one years instructor in some good school for acting. She is tn, most clever of any we have seen taking soubrette parts in this vicinity. It is to be regretted that both diphtheril and scarlet fever have again gotten a holC upon our community. there being as many deaths in the past ten days from these dis eases as occurred from the same dur ing the past two years, with sev eral cases still in the hands of the physi cians. We are fully advised that had the proper prt cautions been taken the disease. would never have spread from the home O. the first ones attacked.
 A person who has not visited this bor ough within the past few years will be sur prised at the vast improvements that hay, been made on the school green, district school property and on the hill, which i' now fast becoming one of the finest place! for residences in the borough. The ex tension of Meadow street across the greer and opeLing up of the park road have cos considerable. but will pay back the amour in taxes. to say nothing of the increased value it gives to all other property in tn, borough. Across the hill on Terrac, avenue we have an elegant line of resi- dences occupied by George A. Lewis. Will lam T. Rodenback, 4. Futile. Jamei O. May, A. D. Warner and Mrs W. Hop kins Continuing across. that of F. F Schaffer; then on to Fairview avenue th, fine buildings on either side occupied o being built by F. w. Tulles. George w Andrew, George Merrill, George C. Cragg Louis c. Warner. Tracy North. William D Crampton and Rollin 5. Woodford, whll on other streets further back there ar, many very comfortable residences fitted up with all the modern improvements. bu not complete for the want of sewerag system. We have very pretty borough