Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-08
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Bits of News Boiled Down for the Benefit of Busy Readers.


 for the Benefit of Busy Readers.
 Hartford is now the possessor of an Indian encampment within it's limits, the band of Cheyennes and Mohawks who nave been brought there by the management of Capitol park, arriving early last evening from Springfield.
 George Wallace of New Haven, president of the board of aldermen, and leader in the Economic league movement, introduced an order into Ehe board last night providing for free public bath house at the discre- tion of the body.
 For alleged embezzlement of a S94 estate in his hands as guardian of Will liam Bochek, Attorney Charles ". Mann of Bridgeport was arrested Sat urday afternoon by Detective -Cronan. Bail in the sum of $100 was furnished by former Mayor Hugh Stirling, and The hearing was set for Thursday.
 The sailboat Grace Darling, which was owned by William Mcdonald of Ansonia, capsized off Charles Island, Friday, and the five occupants, several of whom were Derby residents, were thrown into the water and would un- aoubtedly nave lost their lives but for ehe bravery of man named Tomasso, Os La Jetto.
 Mir and Mrs Dennis Kennedy cele- brated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage a their home in Orange yes terday. Almost of friends gathered to congratulate the couple, who received $100 in gold as gifts. There were present three vsens and five daughters, three sons-in-law. one daughter-in-law and sixteen grandchildren.
 John Walsh, prominent resident of Bridgeport died suddenly last night at the residence of his fatherzin-law, John Walsh, in the Washington Park hotel. 1892 Crescent avenue. Deceased with his brother conducted saloon on Ores. cent avenue and was well known throughout tine city and state. having several years ago been representative to the general assembly from Bridge port.
 Frank A. Rutz, g years old, of No 129 Washington street, is locked up in e West Haven police station in de- fault of 5000 bail, charged with as- sault and breach of the peace pending the result of injuries received by Mary Fox, who, 1t is alleged, was hurt by q kick administered by Rutz. The girl is IS years old and q daughter of Thomas Fox of No TT Grand avenue, New Haven.
 Mrs Elizabeth Jennison of Green which, and her husband, Frank D. Jennison, from whom she is estranged, were both arrested in New York yes terday on a charge of Kidnapping their 6-year-old daughter Alice. Jennison took the child from her mother in New York on June 14 and brought her here Mrs Jennison came here and got pos session of the child on June 20 under sensational circumstances.
 contract was awarded yesterday to l.. L. Norton of Berlin for the cree ton of new Greek Roman Catholic ! church at Beaver and Beatty streets, New Britain. The church is to De known as the Brotherhood of St Cyrille and St Methodes. The building is to be of wood and cost $3,000. The con- gregation of the new church numbers fifteen families. work on the building is to be commenced at once.
 The alligator which was captured in the Connecticut river at the foot of State street, Hartford, Saturday after noon,. has been identified as one which Captain Roberts of the steamer Falcon released a day or two ago. Captain Roberts makes a trip to Florida every
 
 with him from the last one,. liberating it last week because he had become tired of keeping it. When the saurian was first seen about the dock there was much speculation as to where it came from.
 Sister Mary Joseph MarceIIine, known in the world as Miss Sarah Afahoney, died at St Joseph's convent, Hartford, yesterday morning of con sumption after a long illness. Sister Marcelline was dear to the sisters of the convent because of her kindness and sweet ways. She was B years old and was born i'll Jersey City, but . until she took religious vows ten years ago, most of her life was spent in Dam bury, where her mother, Mrs Mary Mahoney, and three brothers and three sisters now live.
 The parish house adjoining St John s Protestant Episcopal church, Stamford was entered by burglars last night The safe was attacked with an axe, but the burglars were successful only in destroying the combination of the safe and did not get at the church sill yer in the safe. In the clergy room however, they found and appropriated $50, the proceeds of yesterdays offer ings, and q small sum in missionary envelopes. All of the rooms of the parish house were ransacked. The burglars paruook freely of sacramental wine. There is no clue.
 Bearing twelve children in fourteen years seems to have affected the mind of Mrs Bridget Wallace, wife of John Wallace of 504 Windsor street, Hart, ford, and this, added to the fact that seven of her offspring have died, is given as the reason for the unsound mind which the woman at present is alleged to have. Two of Her children z have died within the past three days. Both died, so the physicians say, from lack of nutrition. Dr Fuller, the medf- cal examiner, was called yesterday morning to the house, when the young est child, John. died. The boy was born last March. Michael, who died on Thursday, was 23s years of age.
 Nothing that the Consolidated road has done in Derby has caused so much comment as the work which was start ed this morning. Painters began giv- ing the exterior of the N. H. and U. deport coat of paint. Some time ago the interior was freshened and it was thought that this was more than the colnDany could really afford to do but