Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-12
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Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
 Reaetit of Our Busy Readers.

interesting ITeInS bOlleu DOWU LOE l4tS Reaetit of Our Busy Readers. Fl. Willard Raymond of Bridgeport filed a voluntary petition in bankrupt cy yesterday in the United States dis | triet court.
 The members of fhe Connecticut Mayors association will have busi- ness meeting and days outing at New London next Tuesday.
 As the result of quarrel that start ed between their two sons, Angelo Tur- retto of New Britain is at his home suffering from severe stab wound l in the left side just below the ribs and Joseph Colia of Berlin is q fugi- tive from justice.
 The Clerks union of Hartford last night appropriated $25 for the striking coal miners. This makes $75 that this organization has given. The union also voted to buy 100 tickets for the benefit concert to be given at the Hart 1 ford opera house Sunday night.
 Yesterday was the fiftieth anniyer- sary of the marriage of Mir and Mrs l William A. Brown of Rocky Hill, and their golden wedding was celebrated at their home there on High street from 5 to ; O clock. The old-fashioned house where the couple have lived for the past Inirty-four years was trimmed with goldenrod.
 | The second and last day of the twen- tieth annual fair at Cherry Park was patronized yesterday by much, larger crowd tuan on the preceding day. The l ladies who took first prizes ill the line of canned fruit and jellies are: Mrs l.. l.. Lowry, Bristol; Miss Allhouse, 1 iColIinsville; Mrs I. Barnes, Burling- 1 ton, and Mrs G. M. Shook of Collins vile.
 MT and Mrs John E. Heay of New
 Haven received a telegram yesterday
 morning, announcing the sudden death 1 of their son, Rev Father Healy, of In
 diana. The deceased was a young
 man of sterling character. He was
 well and favorably known to host of friends. He celebrated his first mass in the Sacred Heart church in New
 Haven just about one year ago. General Agent ThraH of the Connec- ticut Humane society and Morton San ford of Tariffville searched the woods
 in East Granby yesterday for Irving Talbot, the aged reeluse who had been found sick and starving by party of Hartford fishermen on Sunday in a hut near the Farmingtoh river ill the town of East Granby. After q short search they found the old man in the woods. He was lying on the ground and was in pitiable condition from
 starvation and sickness.
 Sidney Bartlett of Broad Brook, after evading the authorities for four | years and roaming about the country, gave himself up to the Hartford police last night. Tn April, 1898. Newton 1 Wells of Scantic, which is in the town l of East Windsor, was held up and robbed of q little over SIP. Bartlett says that he held a revolver up to the head of the victim while his accomplice brandished club. Wells did not have a show to protect himself and he was robbed of all the money in his posses sion-
 Mrs Ruana E. Baldwin died at the
 home of her granddaughter, Mrs Charles Grant, on West street in Bris- l tol, yesterday. There was consider
 able interest some time ago in a suit in which Mrs Baldwin figured. The Bristol authorities brought suit. against Mrs Pomroy- Grace of the Hart ford for the support of her mother. Mrs Baldwin. Mrs Pomroy-G Grace said she would support her mother if she lived with her, but she would not support her While she lived in Bristol
 Mrs Baldwin said she did not want to live with her daughter.