Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-07-19
.NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Judge HungerfOrd Imposes Severe Sem
 teMces Upon DeCarlO and SabiO.

Judge HungerfOrd Imposes Severe Sem
 temces Upon DeCarlO and SabiO.
 The Italian settlement has bee having a sort of holiday since DeUarlo and Michael Angelo Sabio tried to have their duel, one with an axe, the other with a revolver. De Carlo was arrested and his case has been continued for three successive d.ys. Sabio is also under arrest awaiting trial Witnesses who were there say that if they had not been separated murder would have been committed Judge Hungerford tried the cases to-day and found both guilty DeCarlo was sentenced to jail for 120 days and Sabio was fined $50. Both gave mo- tice of an appeal and are endeavoring to obtain bondsmen. Sidney Wilson and a tramp for drunkenness will break stone at the town farm for the next ten days.
 It is an unfortunate affair that the com- mittee who built the town hall had the plan of roof altered on the east end, SC that only fourteen foot flats can be used on the stage, while nearly all travelling com panies carry sixteen to eighteen feet This bars out a good many good shows that would come here. Now that the present scenery which has been in use over twelve years, has to be fixed up, it should be put in good order for use. so that the whole effect of an act will not be spoiled, as is often done. by flats refusing to work for want of rollers, etc. The main body of the opera house is in good condition but both the frame work and canvas o scenery is too far gone to be used for good effect by even third rate companies.
 We find on enquiry that there are a large number of the employees of the Glove com pany who favor an excursion on Labor day to some point not too far distant where they would have the benefit of sai on the sound as we'll as ride on the cars The company got up an excursion in 188: to Roton point, the boat going iron Bridgeport to below Captains island ant back to the point. Everyone was satisfied with the trip. Over four hundred wer that day, and it is thought that over fivt hundred would go now
 Pierce Freeman is decorating the room used by the burgesses and tax collector il the town hall, under the dirt ction of Su perintendent Langford.
 The M. E. church Sunday school wen on picnic yesterday to Hanover park Meriden. It is said that they had a yer, enjoyable time.
 The picnic of the Sons of St George take place at Linden park tomorrow. The bal game in the afternoon, between the cut ters and shoe makers of the Phoenix shop will be quite an attraction. The admission ] ts 25 cents.
 Our citizens can now see the beauty o ! the design of the new fountain. William Lloyd has his new drug stor | on Main street very nearly ready to open | It is clsimed that the fixtures will be tn best of anything in that line in town. M Lloyd having been prescription clerk fo James O. May for years, no one will doub his ability to put up anything in a satis factory manner.
 The Rev w. W. Weller of Geneva, NY will preach in the Congregational churc here on Sunday morning. The Rev Sher rod Soule will return home the latter pal of next week.
 Thursday evenings at 80 is the time a St Francis for christenings. Last nigh there were more coaches out than usual.
 The Keating- Gibbons wrestling match billed for the Gem opera house on Thurs day. July 25. Matthew J. Smith of Wa terbury will be referee.
 Dr Moore and wife are in the town. The will board at his old boarding place, wit William G. Hard.
 William Kennedy, as executor Of tn will of Mntthew Bierne, yesterday re ceived from the Foresters, through Thoma O'Loughlin check for $l ,000 insuranC on the life of MT Bierne. He had carrie the insurance for some years
 F. w. Tolles is able, by riding to an from his residence, to get to his Churc street store to attend to business
 Dr Bnll will visit in Boston and h family in Pitts6eld before his re.ur home from his trip to Alaska. He wi probably be here to attend to bushes some time next week.
 Mrs Harry Hotchkiss is away for fe days at the seashore.
 John M. Page and wife are contempla ing trip to the White Mountains.
 c. F. Hungerford and Henry McCarth would like to operate the opera house, 6 managers, next season. It will be an e this season as Jacques will make big bi for Naugatuck trade in that line.
 Up to 8:30 this morning Chief Hosfor had lugged iu three drunken men from 0 the street. They will hardly all be fit fc trial to-day.
 The ball game between the High scho team and picked nine vest erday was ho ly contested after the first inning whe the school boys made six runs. The sco at the close of the game was 16 to in favor of the High school. Judg Hungerford and Sheriff Sweeney were u J umpires.
 An alarm from box No 24 will be give at o'clock Saturday evening, followed | another from box 27. This is done by Chi Fuller to test the whistle on the two ci
 cuts.