Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-25
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 Meeting Tonight.
 There will be an important meeting of the k. o. T. NJ. at FOresters' hall this evening.
 Addition to Bridge
 The addition to the Hop Brook bridge has been completed and will be used as a foot bridge. Starlights Trying to Arrange Game. ! The Starlights are trying to arrange game with the strong Thomaston team for Saturday afternoon. .....,. Hoboes Looking for Food. Chief Schmidt was informed yester- day afternoon that some hoboes were chasing some school boys to take there dinners from them, but on investiga- ting the story found it to be false.
 Market Attached.
 Charles Vogt who runs meat mar ket at the corner of Water and Maple streets, was closed yesterday after noon by Sheriff Sweeney. The attach ment was made by Pierpont Brothers of Waterbury.
 High School Game.
 The Naugatuck High school team will play the Ansonia team on Hotch- kiss field Friday afternoon. They met them once this year in Ansonia and were given the game by the referee on account of Ansonia refusing to play on a disputed touchdown. Fri days game ought to be corker.
 New Sign.
 The new electric sign that is to be lighted on nights when there is any attraction at the Gem Opera house, was put in position yesterday after noon. The sign is very nice but does not add to the beauty of the hall any on the inside and makes lots of people wonder if we ever will get new opera house. Thrown from Wagon. Silas Rodney of Southford was driv- ing into town yesterday afternoon when he was suddenly thrown from the wagon by one of the rear wheels coming off The horse started to run but was soon stopped and as soon as Mir Rodney had his business attended to he returned home.
 Obituary.
 James Coffee, for many years resi- dent of tlis town, died at his home on Scott street yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock Mir Coffee leaves a widow and several children. One of the young ladies of the family is sister of mer- cy at convent in Middletown. The funeral will be held Thursday morn ing from St Francis church and inter ment in St James cemetery.
 Weddings.
 The wedding of Miss Sadie Lyons and James Warner took place this afternoon at , o'clock, Rev Mir Garth of St Michaels parish officiating.
 William J. Condon and Miss Mary Bowling were married at St Francis church this morning by the Rev Fath- CT Tanning Thomas Bowling, a brother of the bride, was best man and Miss Mary Donnell was brides maid. Mir and Mrs Condon have gone to New York for a short trip and on return will reside in Portland.
 Miss Sybil Hulstrunk and Frank GIynn were married in St Francis church this morning.
 William Phelan and Miss Margaret Frederick were married yesterday at St Francis church by the Rev Father Higgins. Michael Phelan was best man and Miss Anna Farrell was bridesmaid.
 Borough Court.
 In the borough court this morning the troubles of the Polish Military so- eIety were thoroughly aired. The charges against Dominic NOwochun- iski for smashing windows, hitting and kicking women and children and. according to the testimony of one of the Polish witnesses. putting about 2OO out of the hall Then with a chair and a stone he began to break the windows from the inside and not being satisfied with this he went around to the hack of the hall and began throw ing bis stones into the hall through the back door hitting the president os the society on he back twice. AbOuI this time some of the members began running for an officer and finding Off cer Murphy at Bridge street they quickly told him in broken English that NowOchunski was killing people at the hall Officer Murphy on going to the hall found no one there but a few scared women and children They said that lic had run down Anderson street and across Spring street tO Brennan's lane and there Officer Mur- phy found NOwechunski in a watef closet with his face and hands all cut as well as his clothes covered with blood. One of the witnesses said he told Oficer Murphy that he thought Novochunsh was trying to play Car rie Nation but had no hatchet and another ssid no beer was sold but on examination he told the court that he was the man that sold the beer checks at s for a quarter. The best that could be found out from the testi- mony Of the several Polish witnesses was that Nowochunski was found guilty of being drunk and fne1 S5 and costs which amounted to S51.6S including s1O for the breaking of win dous. and placed on probation for thirty days.
 Naugatuck Bridgeport Game.
 One of the most exciting and inter-