Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-22
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Items Boiled Down for the Benefit of

Items Boiled Down for the Benefit of
 Our Busy Reaoers.
 Governor Mclean has authorized the admission of Emma Young of New Ha- ven to the Connecticut school for i'm beetles.
 Peter Kerr, 56 years old, died late Monday night at the Hartford hospital He was born in Scotland and served in the civil war in a Massachusetts regi- nlent.
 Charles Schofield of Winsted, charged with bigamy, has been sen fenced to two and half years in state prison. Both his wives have insti- tuted proceedings for divorce.
 MT and Mrs Benjamin Warner Of Woodstock celebrated the seventieth anniversary of their marriage on Sat urday. and scores of relatives and friends went there to help them in the joyous time
 Rev Dr Warren $. Perkins of St PauPs Universalist church of Meriden, has received a call to become pastor 1 of the Virginia street church in Bos- ! ton and he expects to begin his pastor ate there the first of December.
 William Sullivano of Southport was killed late yesterday afternoon by being thrown from a wagon near Greenfield Hill. He was accompanied ] by two women. The horse he was driving ran away and threw him out He died in few minutes. The Wo- men jumped and were uniniured
 The guns, accoutrements and uni forms belonging to the disbanded Com pany E of New Britain were packed and shipped to the state arsenal at Hartford yesterday. Ever since the disbanding of the company the equip ment has been left there in the armory and this led the members of the old company to believe that it might be reorganized at any time
 An unknown tramp was run over by north-bound car on the Montyilla trolley line at Mohegan, about two miles south of Norwich, early this morning, and later died at the Backus hospital in that city. He is believed to have been under the influence of j liquor and lying by the side of the track. One of his legs was cut off by the car He was about 40 years old.
 An attempt was made about o'clock last night to wreck the 5:45 Hazard vile car as it was coming towards Thompsonvi1le. The switch that leads from the main track to spur track in the woods about midway between Thompsonville and HazardyilIe had been opened and rails and other Ob- structions placed across the tracks The Instructions were seen and re- moved before the car entered the switch.
 The Hackmen's union of New Ha- ven, whose petition that out of town hackmen be licensed before doing busi- ness within the city limits on football and other big days was declared un- constitutional by the aldermen's com mittee, has decided to renew the efforts to curb non union hackmen's and cab. mems ambition after college mems money and will present an amendment to the present ordinance providing that applicants for a haekman's license : must have resided in the city certain time before application is made. ? The following officers were elected at the Knights of Pythias convention in Meriden yesterday: Grand chancel Tor, Howard G. Bestor, Hartford; grand vice-chancellor, William J. Fuller. New Haven; grand prelate, Charles A !, Gates, Willimantic; grand secretary Horace O. Chase, Hartford; grand mas < ter-at-arms, w F. Thomas, Water bury; grand inner guard, Isaac T. Fur ney Bridgeport grand trustees. Will 1, liam T. Burke Charles C. Gaylord ant l George E Brush; supreme representa- tive. to succeed General Joseph $ Stokes of Meriden. resigned Colone E M. Schultze, Hartford.
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