Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-01
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for the
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l I Benefit Of Cur Busy Headers. I While supposedly temporarily insane John McEWen, 40' years of age, a farm hand, committed suicide yesterday on the farm of $. B. Wheeler, near Mystic,
 by taking paris green.
 Albert VI. Frazer of Meriden, aged 12 l years, son of MT and Mrs Albert T. Frazer, died Monday afternoon from the effects of the fall Labor day from the rocky cliff above Grove street.
 Mary Mccormack, a widow. aged ST, 1 died at St Mary's home in East Hart | ford yesterday. The deceased was suf- fering from broken hip and pneu. l monia was complication. The burial will be at Meriden.
 August Munchfo. aged 45, an Italian, 1 employed as a mason's helper, fell from building at the Winchester repeating arms factory at New Haven yesterday l afternoon and received injuries from which he died later at the hospital. The officials of D. A. Mallory S Sons factory, Danbury, have hit on a novel l scheme to run their factory during the present scarcity of hard coal. Their coal supply was exhausted Monday and yesterday morning stable manure was used as a substitute and proved l satisfactory. The factory is a large one and has its own electric plant
 The New Ycfk, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Go yesterday after noon made application for permission to build new passenger station in Danbury. The contract for the build ing will be awarded in a few days. The building is to be of buff brick and will cost between $15,00O and $2O, 900. It will be situated on White street. While Miss Bessie Pemberton. aged 22 years, of New Haven. and young man named Lawrence were chestnut ting at the end of West Chapel street.
 Monday afternoon, . tWenty-tWo cali Der revolver which the young man WAS handling was accidentally discharged and the. bullet struck Miss Pemberton in her left thigh. The wound is not regarded as serious.
 William Dobley of Hartford. . brakeman on a switch train runninc on the AIiddletown branch of the Con- solidated road, was killed yesterday afternoon. The switcher left Middle town soon after the 3:15 passenpe,. train. Dobley was standing on fhe top of car and his head was str,1cIy by the covered bridge over the Little River Hear Newfeld. His body was knocked into the river.
 On Friday morning at II o'clock. at the office ill the capitol at Hartford the railroad commissioners will give q hearing on the application of the Bris- tol x Plainvilie Tramway Go for per- mission to extend it's tracks to Terry vile in the town of Plymouth. A hear ing has been assigned for the same time on the application of the Somers & Enfield Electric Railway Go for leave to extend its tracks in the town of Somers.
 The largest rattlesnake captured near Portland for years was one obtained last Saturday by James Farrell. who IS visiting there rom Johnstown, N. Y. The reptile was captured on Somersett mountain in the eastern part of the town after a long struggle. in the course of which some of the end rattles were lost The snake measured five feet and four inches and was hand somely spotted. It still retained four teen rattles and probably two or three of the end ones were lost in the strug- gle.