Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-24
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

alleging that he has neglected tu
 pay her $7,000 which she says Is
 due her from the sale of the Sund-
 wall propert yon Water street to
 James E.. Sweeney. The papers in
 the case are returnable to the su- perior court of Waterbury on the
 first Tuesday In October and were
 served by Deputy Sheriff Sweeney.
 William Kennedy Is attorney for Mrs
 Sundvall. The plaintiff alleges tha.
 she and the defendant were mar.
 ried December 26, 1896, and have
 resided in Naugatrck ever since.
 That on May 16, 1902, the plain if
 and defendant purchased from | Thomas Neary a dwelling house,
 store, barn and other buildings on
 Water street. That on May l9,
 1906. the plaintiff and James E.. 1906, the plaintiff and defendant
 sold said property to James D.. Sweeney for $14,000 and that the
 said Sweeney paid $14,000 to
 Charles o. Sundvall. That the de- fendant promised to pay half of the
 said $14,000 ($7,000) to the plain
 tiff for her interest and that 1t was
 on representations made to her. by the defendant that she signed the
 deed. That the defendant failed to
 pay the plaintiff any part of the pur- chase price and has appropriated to
 his own use $7,000 of the plaintiffs s money with the intention of cheat ing and defrauding her. That the plaintiff has kept boarding house and supported her husband, two chill dren and herself and has purchased furniture and household effects with out any assistance from the defend- ant.
 The board of warden and bur gesses held meeting last evening. Warden O'Loughlin presided A vote was passed ordering the fol- lowing property owners on Cherry street to repair their sidewalks: J. F. Deegan, w. F. Clark, Mary A. Healy, estate of Thomas Spencer, John Connors, Julia s. Whittemore, Michael J. Duigan, Lizzie M Ayers, J. H. Kenney, P. J. O'Sullivan. James Adamson, Mary Breen, Lucy Hill, Thomas Gerrity, Dennis Cor man and James Sheridan. The hearing on the Fairview avenue sewer matter was adjourned for two weeks. It was voted to place an in candescent light near the residence of Joseph Brennan on Arch street. A vote was passed that the borough assume the expense of an arc light at the corner of Darlington and Wa ter streets. It was voted to discon- tinue the arc light on Ward street and substitute four incandescent lights. The matter of an electric light on South Main street and Park place was referred to the street light committee. Archie Miller was granted sewer plumbers license. The damage claims of Mrs Victor Woermer were referred to commit tee. The board instructed N. s. Will mot to reeoat his sidewalk in front of his premises on Oak street. The matter of abating nuisances which are said to exist on the premises of E. c. Barnum in Barnum court was referred to the sewer committee.
 Court Interpreter Herman is one of Naugatuck's best known citizens and he has off1ciated as interpreter in the local and other courts many times. He speaks several languages fiuently and the charges that he Las taken money from certain par ties has caused considerable talk. He was recently employed as interpreter in the cases of the Union City men who were arrested on charges of stealing railroad ties, and while | acting in that capacity accompanied the officers to Union City, when the search for missing ties was being made. Some of the men who were arrested for stealing ties were also ! among the defendants in the breach | Judge Hamilton after hearing both | sides of the case remarked that 1t | looked as though there might be a little spite but that as the charge was a serious one he thought it | should be fully investigated He !. thereupon turned the matter over to Attorney Sweeney with request | that he thoroughly investigate 1t, and Mir Sweeney will do as request. ed.
 The delegates to the state repuo- lican convention have filed their ex- pense accounts with the town clerk as required by law. Their expenses were as follows: Charles F. Hun gerford, $360; M E. Bronson, s3.30; John E. Bohlin, s2.75; w. E. Brown, s1.
 w. G. Hard of Naugatuck, past grand master of the A. o. U. W, will be one of the speakers at public meeting to be held by Nathan Hale lodge, A. o. U. w, in Hartford to- night. State Deputy C. E. Embree will also deliver an address.
 Liberty lodge No 125, Daughters of St George, will hold their eleventh annual masquerade Hallow- cen night. Saturday, October 31, in Red Mems hall.
 MT and Mrs John Dews of New Haven, who have been the guests of friends in the borough for the past few days left for their home this 
 Miss Alice Graahm of New Bruns- wick, N J., who has been spending the past week with friends in the borough returned to her home this afternoon.
 Charles N. Freeman, manager of the Naugatuck drug store, has re- turned from Plainville. where he has been visiting relatives for few lays.
 Michael Dunn of Mahoney City, Pa, is the guest of his son, Frank Dunn of North Main street. for a lew days.