Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-08
NUTMEG CARVINGS.
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Interesting Items Boiled Down sor the
 Benefit Of Cur Busy Renders.
 Secretary Kellogg and Miss Mary
 Hall of the state board of charities in- 1 spected St Francis's hospital yester- l day.
 Samuel w. Gledhil1 of Bridgeport l has offered to the board of charities the wood from eight acres of land which he owns in Trumbull if they will cut it and distribute it among the poor of the city.
 Annie Deuitsch, 51a-years-old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs George Deuitsch of Meriden, was kicked by a horse while playing in lot next to her home late Monday afternoon, and her chances of recovery are slim.
 A house located about mile south of Enfield Bridge. at Thompsonville. near the railroad track, was burned With contents about o'clock last night. The house was the property of Walter Mason, colored.
 School consolidation was carried at Bristol in Mondays election by vote of 5S3 to 283, without the question < being agitated at all. The facts are that two-thirds of the people did not know what they were voting on.
 The body of an infant child. not more than one day old, was found last night in Mad river, Winsted, near the Beardsley house. The position of the body indicated that it had been dropped into the river from the bridge. The police are Investigating.
 In the superior court yesterday Jos. eph Clark of Seymour. charged with assault with intent to kill and murder Michael Carey in that town. pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill and was given not less than one year nor more -Aan two years h state prison.
 The shortage of coal is the cause for the closing down of part of the E. E. Hilliard Co.'S mills at South Manches- ter, and the all night electric light ser vice which has been enjoyed for the last few years will of necessity be dis continued for the present and the cur rent will be on only until o'clock.
 Miss Catherine E. Johnson. who lived at the home of Mrs Annie Gro. yer in Hartford was found dead in her room yesterday morning. She was found on the floor fully dressed. It is supposed that she died Monday night. she had evidently been preparing died. s-o1e S'Ai9
 C. Raze Gager of East Hartford. whose spine was injured in a football game week ago, was taken to St ffanclss hospital in Hartford in the ambulance yesterday. His physicians peneVed that his chances for recovery would be increased if he was in the nospltal. He has been placed in q plaster paris jacket and it is thought he will recover
 Frederick ". Kay Of Pittsburg, Pa. and Charles w. Carpenter of New York city, members of the frashnnan class of the Sheffield scientific school were yesterday suspended for six weeks by the faculty on account nf l their connection with the recent scrim. 1 mage with the police. Kay and Car. penter were fined $25 and costs each ID the police court on a charge of l breach of the peace.
 George Darling of West .SnrinofiaId | was found soon after 6 o'clock vester. day morning lying between the tracks i or the Consolidated road near Lone | Meadow, in Thompsonville, in an lln- conscious condition and fatally in- | ]ured. It is supposed that he was l struck by one of the trains that pass through in the night or else he was lnJured while attempting to jump , freight. He was taken to Springfield | on the 10 o'clock train and removed to Mercy hospital, where he died ahort half an hour later. He was about 60 years old.
 Smith ". Haines of Winsted com mltted suicide at BurrvilIe yester5av He was the apent for tha Singer Sewing Machine Go in Winsted | and called at MT Humphrey at Burr vile to make a collection. Later in Ehe morning he went out in the woods saying he was going to look for chest nuts About 4 o'clock he returned to | 1umphrey's house, complained of feel ng sick and was allowed to lie downel apon q bed. %At supper time when an tthenpt was made to arouse him he was found in stupor with eyes set. 4 note indicating that he intended mnk ug away with himself Was in g pocket.