Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-23
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Excerpts From the Columns of Our Dail
 Exchanges.

Excerpts From the Columns of Our Daily Exchanges. George Knapman, Jr, the Fair Haven incendiary, was sentenced to jail for four months yesterday.
 Eleven liquor dealers of Ansonia have been arrested for selling without a license.
 Congressman-electJ James P. Pigott of New Haven has taken in Attorney Charles Kleiner as law partner, to look out for his clients while he is in Wash ington.
 Wilson, Ansonias last smallpox patient, was photographed at the pest | house yesterday afternoon, because many people had said he did not have | the disease.
 John Lucas told the New York police Tuesday that he had killed James Key holds in West Bedding, Conn. Key \ holds says he has not been killed, and Lucas is supposed to be insane. Middletown is being flooded with fraudulent letters announcing that the people addressed are heir to estates in England and asking that small sums of money be remitted to the writers. While running to a fire in Bridgeport Wednesday night, Edward E. Kelly fell | on the railroad bridge, broke his wrist and lost a valuable watch which | dropped into the channel of the river. Bridgeport's election workers will not be pad until next March, because the city treasury is empty.
 Ten boys and girls broke through the ice while skating in Montowese Monday night, but all escaped.
 Thomas Herbert of Litchfeld has lost five children by diptheria in two weeks, and now he is sick with the disease.
 Anna Perry, aged IF, and Lester Bull, aged 42, the father of seven children, were married in Burlington last week.
 Fessenden Ives, leading farmer of Goshen, has for ten years found fault with his assessment. At the last term of the superior court at Litchfeld it was decided that the property was not rated | above it's value, but the court ruled as a | matter of law that the comparative value as shown by the amount levied on other farms, was not a proper sub- ject to be Jnsidered. From the decis. court of errors. The legal point is new and other towns are watching it.
 James w. Beardsley, wealthy farmer living on the outskirts of Bridge port, was held up by two masked men at Beardsley's park last night and robbed of S60, gold watch and other articles. The police were notified and three suspicious character were arrested
 The secretary of war has ordered thai
 the draw of the Washington bridge
 across the Housatonic between Milford
 and Stratford be moved to the center O.
 the river. It is now close to the Mil
 ford shore and new bridge will have tt
 be built.
 Wilbur Watkins, the Philadelphia
 clergyman who disappeared from Nor walk about two weeks ago, drew all hi } money from his New York banker, ant } said he was going on long foreign trip
 The Nonatuck Silk company of North
 hampton, Mass, has bought the building
 of the American Screw company il
 Hartford. The property has 150,0 feet of floor space and will be used as thread mill.
 The sum of S4OO additional has beel appropriated by the Connecticut world; fair managers for the tobacco exhibit a the worlds fair. The original appropria
 tion was found that the cases for the to l bacco would have to be built by the ex I hibitors.
 A nice present: white ivory boun a prayer book or one with elegant Turke,
 morocco binding, very cheap a
 Martin Bergin's, 84 and 96 South Mai
 street.