Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-01
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
 Benefit of Our Busy Readers.

Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
 Benefit of Our Busy Readers. The hearing In the probate court on the application for the appointment or an administrator for the estate of Philip J. Markley of New Britain was adjourned yesterday until tomorrow and 1t is possible that it will not be taken up then. Theresis belief that MT Markley left will, but 1t cannot be found.
 Mrs Lena Hegel, widow, has brought suit for S5,000 damages for breach of promise agalnst William Radon, widow. CT. Both have money and both are prominent Germans of New Haven. For three months Mrs Hegel has been the defendants hpusekeeper. The de fendant says she has been making her self objectionable, and he told her to leave the, house.
 Dominica DeCribo, a young Italian boy living at 145 Wallace street, New Haven, was drowned near the Standard Oil company plant on Grape Vine point yesterday afternoon about 3:15. He was bathing there with some friends and got beyond his depth and before l S4 drowned. The body was later recover. ed and taken to his home.
 Letters received in Southington from Belchertowi Mass, indicate that the widow of Robert Thompson, who dis appeared from Southington about 12 years ago, is in that place and is men tally deranged Selectmen Lewis says that Robert Thompson, who diesTabout ,aI sfa J peared dozen years ago after he had had her arrested for assault.
 Fremont Mesho veteran of the icivl war; was found dead in hut neat Groton yesterday. The deceased had pension papers showing him to be 66 years old and to have been member of q light artillery company from Ban gor, Me. No other traces of the mans family or previous residence were found, and as he lived q solitary life in the woods during the past year. nothing is known of his history.
 Martha Harrington, the six years old daughter of Daniel Harrington of 1S5 Wethersheld avenue, Hartford who conducts meat market at BOP Main street, is not expected to live. There are conflicting stories concerning the 1stGSC OA lCA A1AiV5S.s 1eCLtUlL IliS u LuuL she was given some apples to eat by man in the employ of her father The apples had paris green on them and the child having eaten the apples be- came poisoned.
 A young man named Andsager, whose first name was unobtainable. was drowned at Fairfield Beach, | Bridgeport, early last evening He was l employed by Jesse Lund, and went to the Beach, wliere MT Lund's family are staying, to take feed to the horses. 1 When he arrived the family were at 1 supper so he donned a bathing suit, os- I tensibly to take dip in the surf. A l few minutes later the family were l startled by cries of distress and rushed l from the house to the beach, where they saw Ansager struggling in the l water.
 l 4 blue shark, seven feet long, was caught and killed yesterday afternoon after a desperate fight at the mouth of
 Milford harbor. Henry Hungerford was digging clans at low tide and was 1 standing in water waist deep when he I saw the shark. He struck the shark with his clam rake. The shark was angered at the attack, turned on it's back and showed the gleam of it's teeth. Hungerford drove the tine of the rake l through the hide and gills of the shark.
 A desperate struggle ensued until Hun. | gerford's father appeared, when the
 shark was killed.