Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-21

with the engineer and report at the next meeting. 4 communication was read from Peter Paul as regards ex- horbitant prices charged by the O. R. & L. Co. The board stated that they had nothing to do with the matter Burgess RensIOw suggested that an 1n- spector of meters b eappointed. M. J- Langford thought it would be cheaper to come down Main street with the Curtiss street sewer instead of cutting through the Crofut property. On mo- tion of Burgess Mills the matter was referred to the engineer to bring In maps and plans at the next meeting Chief Fuller appeared and requested the board to appear at the annual 1n- spection of the fire department on Monday September 2. Burgess Rens- low thought the matter of deed through the Duggan's property on the corner of Oak and Maple streets. Matter referred to the health officer. Engineer Hain stated that William HOrtle requested a street line on Bridge street. The grade was ordered At $40 the board adjourned for one week.
 There were three cases in the bor- ough court this morning when Judge Hungerford opened court. The first case called was that of Frederick Doolittle charged with assault on Thomas Elliott. As Doolittle did not appear when his name was called his bond of $15 was declared forfeited. The next case called was that of Stain laus and Susanna Nonacki of Bridge street, charged with assault on Mrs Melowski, a tenant of their house. The evidence in the case went to show that Nowaski and wife had called the woman in question names and other wise assaulted her. After hearing the evidence, the judge continued the case for 30 days, and told Nowaski that if he was brought into court again it would go hard with him. After the Pabore cases were disposed of Thomas Rachewitch was called before the court and pleaded guilty to selling liquors on Sunday and the judge inn posed a fine of $25 and costs. After he was fined it was brought to light that the cases of assault against Me- Donald, Sweeney and Sullivan, and also that the assault case against Rachwitch had been nolled on pay ment Of the costs by Rachewitch. Af- ter the court he judge said Ina he case was all settled beforer cout convened, and it was agreed that the saloon keep CT should stand all costs. The total amount of costs was $65.41.
 Edward Conran, jr., of New York city is spending a few days at his parents home on Oak street.
 Ojeda Council K of c. will hold an important meeting tonight. All mem bers are requested to be present.
 Peter Paul, a local fruit dealer, has grievance against the c. R. & l.. Go which he wishes to have the general public understand. MT Paul states that the company is charging eX- horbitant prices for the lights. Peter claims that his charges for the month of July were four times as heavy as those of the month of June.
 Court Unity F. of A., will meet to- night. All members are requested to be present.
 The ball game between local con- solidated team and the Derby state league team will be played at Hotch- kiss field FridaN afternoon at o'clock.
 Warden F. F. Schaffer is in New York city on business to-day.
 Miss Belle Mahoney of New York city. who has been spending the past few weeks with friends in town, has returned home.