Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-11-29
THE STATE BY WIRE.
Game Law Vfolators too Sharp For
 the Game wardenS.

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 the Game Wardens.
 NORWICH. November 29.-The lot of game which Game Warden Robbins seized recently in the storehouse of the Adams Express company at the Nor wich and Worcester railroad station in this city, was kept until it became worthless and then was buried. It is not likely that there will be legal prosecution in this case, for City Attor- ney Browning affirms that, while it Is i'm possible to learn who the person was expressed the goods, it would be equally impossible to sustain a complaint against the Norwich agent of the express com pany for violating the law. The whole business was managed very shrewdly on the part of the shippers. It is clearly surmised that the game was shipped by dealers in Norwich, but they operate so warily, sending the goods from one ex- pressman to another to it's destination Ill Greeneville, it is impossible to trace the box directly to the dealers.
 Fire In Milford.
 MILFORD, November 29.-A barn be- longing to Mrs Darlington, located at the head of the green was burned at 2:3O this morning. Loss about $500. It was of incendiary origin.
 Fatal Hunting Accident. BEDDING, November 29.-James Mad den was probably fatally wounded by the accidental discharge of his gun while hunting yesterday. He was taken to the Danbury hospital. Shot His Assailant. PORTLAND, November 29.-Charles McMann was assaulted by four roughs shot one of his assailants named John Hayes, through the stomach. The other three men ran away and have not been captured. Hayes will probably recover.
 Arrest of Two Burglars. COLCHESTER, November 29.-Two men were arrested here to-day, who are 1 supposed to be connected with the re- cent burglaries in Bridgeport: Cloth ing found in their possession has been identified by Clothler Weisner, whose store was robbed.
 Students Lose Big Money.
 NEW HAVEN, November, 29.-There are few collegians in town but what are faint in heart and pocket. To all ap pearances they never appeared SC broken hearted over defeat, as over the football game with Princeton yesterday. They were very, confident and bel heavily. A sporting man says they lost l
 Wrecked by an Explosion.
 REDDING STATION, November 29.-A road house kept by Charles Hyatt here was wrecked by an explosion last night Michael Downey lit match in the eel lar and the blaze communicated to can of naphtha, which exploded wreckine one end of the house and seriously injur ing Downey. The loss is placed a $5, 1000.
 | Danburv's Fire Bug. DANEURY, November 29.-Three frs occurred here Wednesday night. Th' house of Enos Wilson, on North stree was destroyed while the family wer absent. The walls and floors wer thoroughly soaked with oil and the fir twas the work of an incendiary. Tn loss is estimated at $5,OOO. Two othe smaller fires occurred during the night Probably Democratic. ROCKVILLE, November 29.-Samue Fitch appeared before the republican city convention, Wednesday evening , and accepted the nomination for frs mayor of this city, rendered him by tn convention. The election takes plac :, on Monday, and both parties will CT ! deavor to elect their ticket. A canvas of the city gives the democrats a sma majority and they anticipate victory.