Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS.


 WARMERS BONDS CONTINUED
 AT THE SAME FIGURE. Warner in Consultation With His
 Lawyer-Lake Is Much Better-Last
 Night of Fete- The Five Cent Trolley
 Limit.
 The topic of conversation yesterday and last night was the adjourned hear ing on the assault case of Burton c. Warmer, who is now under $1,0O0 bonds for assault on the body of Ern- est c. Lake, another Oakville young man.. Fully fifty young men attended the hearing in Watertown yesterday interest being manifested in the case all over town. It was a fact to be regretted that the sons of some of Oakville's most respected residents were mixed up in the affair.
 In the hearing yesterday the only witness called was Dr Variell. When the states prosecuting attorney asked if Lake would recover, the physician answered, Ut is possible ''In that case" continued the attorney, show long do you think it will be before you could have the young man in court?" The doctor took some time to consider and then replied carefully, Ut is prob able that I can have him here in four weeks time I don't think any soon- CT. besides one should be on the safe side"
 The prosecuting attorney and the defendants attorney, Mir O'Neill, both agreed upon an adjournment of the case until Monday morning, August 26, at o'clock. They were desirous of having Lakes testimony in court.
 Another large attendance was pres ent last evening at the al fresco fete although the number was not nearly as large as the evening previous. A pleasing concert was rendered by the St Francis Xavier drum corps and the efforts of the members were warmly applauded from time to time. The air was a trifle cool. The various booths did a thriving business as usual and the affair ended in highly suc- cessful manner The members of the church of St Mary Magdalene worked faithfully in behalf of their new church 1 and the sum realized will amount to | a good round figure.
 Frederick Slade ST, is visiting in l Seymour for few days.
 Miss Dora Dains who has been spending her vacation in the Catskill mountains has returned home.
 The big 400 horse power engine for | the Oakyille company has arrived and will be set in place at the factory im- mediately.
 | The Warner family, consisting of Mrs Robert Warner,aA1rs Russell, Mrs Henry Warner and Mrs Boden went 1 on a family picnic Thursay to Forest park.
 Mrs Wise is upon the sick list.
 Arthur Newell was in town yester- day.
 The Oakville Stars are still waiting l for the acceptance of their base ball challenge.
 Charles Haight, the we'll known actor has been spending few days here.
 There is much interest at present as l to the location of the five cent limit on the trolley extension through Oak f vile when it is completed. It is the belief of few that there will be a l five cent fare clear through from the 1 city to Watertown but this opinion is not expressed by the majority. 1t has been said that the five cent fare to the city would distance limit it Warmers store while others say that the cars will take Oakville residents 1 as far as Smiths shop for one fare. l If that is the case it is more than likely that two fares would be collected to 1 Watertown provided people boarded the cars at the lower end of the village I It is going to be a hard matter for the trolley people to discriminate in.
 It is understood that Maurice Me- Carthy will run a tea and drug store in the new business block which he is erecting on Davis street. MT Mccarthy has started a new venture, the OakvilIe and Watertown express.
 After the adjournment of his pre- liminary hearing yesterday afternoon Burton c. Warner went to Waterbury in company with his counsel, Attorney i O'Neill, where some important mat ters were gone over in regard to the case. There is very little talking done by either parties, but it seems to be the popular opinion that the testimony of the witnesses will throw light upon the case of a favorable nature to War her.
 The last night of the al fresco fete was not as largely attended as the first night, which surpassed both finan- cially and auspiciously all former fes- tivals or fetes ever given in this place Many prominent people from Water town and Waterbury were present both evenings. The Rev Father ODonnell wishes to thank each separately fol their kind assistance. the Traction company for what they did toward making it success. also the St Francis Xavier drum corps for their fine music which they furnished last night, and all others who kindly assisted them in many ways.
 Mir and Mrs Walter Kelly of Wa terbury are in this place at the home of Mrs Kelly's mother, Mrs Murtha.
 A trolley party in the Dewey cal passed through here last evening.
 There will be the. usual services il the Union and All Saints churhes to morrow at the usual hours
 Victor Nygren of Greystone was il this place last evening.
 Samuel Freedman has severed his connection with the Pin company and