Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-07
POLICE COURT DOINCS.
Nautatuek Han nsavily Iinsd Tor
 Advice to an OAlcsr,

Thomas DOlan of Naugatuck was
 told by Judge Burpee in the city court to-day that anyone coming from the
 rubber town to tell the Waterbury DO.
 lice their duty makes great mis- I take. The Waterbury cops can get along without help from the rubber town boys. .Dolan was said by Officer Horan to be the leader of a gang that
 comes here every Saturday night and
 leaves on the l a. m. train after rais. ing all kinds of Cain. On the evening
 of Saturday, July 30, Officer Horan ar
 rested friend of Dolan's at the Naug-
 atucy depot and DOlan butted in. The
 officer thought it prudent then to let Dolan and his gang alone, but he had
 warrant issued for him and Sunday
 morning, when Dolan was feeling
 merry and off his guard the officer
 r0ped him in. He was charged with resistance. Dolan's explanation was
 that he saw the officer arresting
 friend and he went up and told the officer not to hurt him. Dolan was fined $20 and costs and advised to keep his counsel whenever he comes to Wa terbury. The local police know their business without his telling it to them. Dolan took an appeal under bail of $25O.
 John Powers and James Tierney were each fined $7 and costs for intox- ication Saturday. Henry Laplant fell off car on South Main street last evening, being too intoxicated to hang on. He was let off with fine of $5. Rinaldo Meano got thirty days for in- toxication.
 William Brodeur stole three blanks valued at $2, the property of the Riv- erside Cemetery association. Brodeur said he did not mean to steal them, nevertheless they were found in his cellar He was fined 8 and costs.
 It was probably leap frog that Ter reto Schuvalak and Paul Sharp were playing last night when Sergeant Pagan and Officers Brearton and keir- sted happened along by their boarding house on North Leonard street. The sergeant thought there was holy mur- der on for he heard women screaming and mems voices in evident anger. There was such an uproar that if the roof blew off the officers would not be surprised. Moreover they found all the doors locked and they had to break in. Then they saw two women trying to get away from four men who were pulling each other about the room. The above named appeared to be the lead CTS. Terreto and his companion were in their shirt sleeves in court, or rather all that was left of them, which is not saying much. and Terreto's eyes were black and blue.
 While the officers were holding the men for the police patrol the boss of the boarding house informed the off, cers that Terreto had stolen $22 from a boarder. The man was searched right there and two pocketbooks, one $22 and the other $39, were found on him in different pockets. Ter reto was charged with theft of S22, breach of the peace and intoxicaton, and his friend with breach of the peace and intoxication. There was not enough evidence to support the charge of theft. but on the others they were fined S10 and costs each.
 Patrick Quinn, IS, pleaded guilty to assault on Louis Winestine. 75, and Shea pleaded not guilty This assault took place on South Elm street on the night of July 26. Shea was found guilty of breach of the peace and sentence was suspended and Quinn was fined $2O and costs.