Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-04
WATERTONN JOTIINGS.
TWO RoxBURY MEN ARRESTED
 HERE LAST EVENING"

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 HERE LAST EVENING" For Disturbing the Public, Sheriff Peck Locked Them Up-Were Tried
 Here This NIorning-Republican
 and Democrats Meet To-Night in
 Caucuses-Notes.
 Joseph Long and Henry Burton, both residents of Roxbury, were arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff F. o. Peck for intoxication and breach of the peace. The two men drove up in front of F. l.. Hitchcock's store last evening about o'clock and created disturbance. When MT Hitchcock warned them away they started 1n to fight. Charles Hawley arrived soon after the affair started and the two quarrelsome men were subdued, and Deputy Sheriff Peck placed them in the lookup over night along with a lonesome tramp. They were given a hearing this morning before Justice of the Peace Dayton. When they see their home in Roxbury again they will be sadder and wiser men.
 This is a night of importance polit- IcaIly about town to those interested in either of the town tickets which will be formed this evening. Both the re publican and democratic caucuses will be held in town hall this evening at s o'clock, one caucus upstairs and the other in the regular court room.
 It is understood that E. B. Lockwood and F. O. Peck will be pushed forward by their friends and Edward McGow- ans prospects for the office of select man are said to be good. There is likely to be few changes in the nomina- tions, although what the outcome of the Oakville agitation will be is not known.
 The principal topic of interest in Wa tertow1 to-day is the license question. Local clergymen appear much worked cp over it. One clergyman in partic ular was out this morning soliciting among his acquaintances and request ing that they go to the polls next Mon- day, rain or shine. and vote mo li- cense." People seem to be afraid that the license crowd will carry things their own way. Others scoff at the idea and pronounce that the whole thing will be killed most effectually The assertion has been made that if the voters permit license it will mean ruination to the town as a residential suburb for respectable people. The suspense will be all over next Monday
 The Choate school football team will play against the Taft school team at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon on the fair grounds.
 Mass will be said in St Johns church next Sunday at S:3O o'clock and in St Mary Magdalen's church at 1O:3O. No services will be held in Woodbury.
 Local coal dealers state that in their opinion the price of coal will be the same as HOW all winter.
 The young ladies of St Johns parish are doing a thriving business selling tickets for the coming fair in Pythian hall beginning on October 25th and closing on the 30th. This event will be called an autumn festival and an excellent program has been arranged. There will be stage entertainments nightly with dancing, refreshments and door prizes.
 Ed Norton and Earl Bunnell are en- gagged in painting the residence of Dr Variell.
 One of ". J. Munson's colts ran away Wednesday.
 Dr Jackson's family intend to take a trip to Europe
 School house services have been discontinued for the winter.
 Doolittle Brothers are painting Mrs Jerome Woodruff's house.
 Notice D. G. Sullivan's adv tonight.
 Two east side young men went about two miles the other side of Nova Scotia hill yesterday and brought back sixteen grey squirrels. They are said to be plentiful.
 Very few local bets were made on the result of the yacht races
 Fl. F. Barlow has started up his fur factory to supply the fall and winter trade in robes.
 Several Halloween parties have been planned for
 An agent of the National Co-opera- uVe Supply Co was in town recently endeayorlng to form a watch club.
 Harnessmaker Smith is now occupy Ing his new quarters near the railroad station.
 One man was heard to say last even ing that we would be ready for the trolley as soon as they agreed to give us cent fare, street lights and per centage of the daily receipts.
 A meeting of the Lady Foresters will be held at Pythian hall this even ing.
 The tramps are beginning to come around again and each night there is as least one occupying the town hotel.
 The engine at the We1ton faucet fac tory broke down during the early part of the week and the hands are enjoy ing a vacation.
 A Desperate Man.