Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-16
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
OFFICERS PLANNED TO RAID A
 SPRING STREET SALOON.

SPRING STREET SALOON.
 Keeper Was Notified and Police Found
 The Door Locked-Man With Anar-
 chistic Tendencies Sent to Jail.
 Thomas Bowen and George Wigmore left Saturday for a weeks visit at the Pan-American exposition.
 Lyman Lamphere of Coen street re turned Saturday niset from week $ visit at the Pan-American exposition st Buffalo.
 Charles Cleary of Rubber avenue is in Winsted to-day on business.
 There was another large attendance at the fair of the German Catholic so- ciety at Columbus hall Saturday night. The fair will close tonight.
 All members of the Pan-American minstrels are requested to meet at the r. NJ. c. A. rooms tonight at o'clock.
 The members of the .Naugatuck foot ball team will meet tonight for the first practice of the season at the north end of Church street.
 Charles Carter resigned his position at the C. M. R. Shoe Co.'S office on Sat urday night. Mir Carter has been em- Dloyed at the office for the past few years and resigned to enter the Har- ward Dental college at Boston.
 The pastors in the different churches yesterday all preached lengthy sermons on the sad fatality that has befallen the country in the past week. The sermons praised the work of the Ia- mented president and denounced the work of the assassin
 William Stapleton who has spent the past year in South Africa and diff ferent foreign countries is spending q few days at the home of his parents on Church street.
 There were five cases in the borough court this morning. The first case called was that of Michael RieIy of Iitchfield. who was charged with in- toxication and breach of the peace. Riely was arrested by Officer Malone Saturday night while he was uttering statements praising the work of the anarchists and claiming that he be- lOnged to that order and that they had their plans all laid The judge said he thought that sentence of thirty days and costs would tend to cool Riely off and he said that he would impose such a sentence. Andrew Nowaski. who was charged with obstructing officers in the performance of their duties. The evidence went to show that the Chief of Police Schmidt and Officers Malone aud McKiernan had a raid planned on the saloon of William Gellezunus of Spring street. The raid was to take place yesterday morning and the three officers appeared on the street mentioned in citizens clothes. when NOwaski was seen to run to the back door of the saloon and give Gellenezunus the tip that the officers were coming. Nowaski was placed under arrest by Officers Malone and the chief and McKiernan went right straight to the saloon and saw two men coming out of the place. The two men were immediately placed under ar rest and the chief entered the saloon after demanding of the proprietor that he open the place, which was locked, as soon as the prisoners came out. The chief placed GelIenezunus under arrest dEu LAE WuOlE OI DIlSoIf-IS were conveyed to jail where all but Nowaski placed a bond for their ap- pearance in court this morning. After hearing the evidence the judge fined NowasEi S25 and costs. The bonds or $10 of Michael O'Brien and John Mat tikitis, charged with being in sa- loon on Sunday were called. William GeIlenesunus. the proprietor. was charged with keeping his place open with intent to sell on Sunday He pleaded guilty and was fined $25 and costs, which he paid.
 The store of Harry Schofield on Maple street was entered by burglars either late Friday night of early Sat urday morning. The burglars secured for their trouble q few groceries, T box of cigars and some tobacco. No clue as to the burglars has been dis covered so far but it is thought that they will be caught before long.
 Miss Edith Foster. Miss Elizabeth Robinson and Mir and Mrs Thomas Saunders have returned from a weeks visit at the Pan-American exposition In Buffalo.