Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-05
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Interesting Items Boiled Down for tna
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 A 5-years-old son Af Steve Grigger a Polander, employed by the Broad Brook Woolen Go, was accidentally drowned yesterday afternoon in the mill pond.
 ye rs old, was found by his wife yes terday asphyx iated in his room. The stop-cock on the gas jet was turned on full. There is no suspicion of sui4 eide, however.
 ' George Clapp of Danbury, aged 35 years, was killed Saturday evqening al the Hawleyville station by train on the Highland division of the New York, New Haven & Hartford raiE road.
 Henry Meyer, jr, of Torrington, son of Henry Meyer, timekeeper at ths Union Hardware Go, fell while plays ing with a dog at Andrew Jansen's residence Saturday afternoon and frac tured his skull. The boy is in a crit ical condition.
 Rubber Reclaiming Go in Shelton is to be shut down in about two weeks and will remain closed indefinitely. The shutdown is practically the closing out of the business in Shelton and it's transfer to Buffalo, where the main plant is located. It is stated that about forty of the ninety men whd have been engaged at the local facs tory will be or have been transferred to Buffalo to work in the plant in thai city.
 James Tompkins went hunting witt a party in the Torripgton woods on Thursday. By agreement they sep. arated and Myron Sherwood became detached from his company He came partially within the vision of Tonps kins, who saw only the top of his gray hat sticking above a rock Tompkins took 1t for a squirrel snd fired. The shot peppered Sherwood's scalp, went through one ear and grazed the skin on his neck. His yell brought the entire party to the spot. Sherwood was taken to doctors, where the wounds though painful, were found not sert ous.
 K Mo2ik, a Jap, about 25 years of age, who is apparently suffering from
 
 taken to the Organized Charities in New Haven, by number of Japanese students who are attending Yale, with the request that the young man ba cared for. They state that he has been living with them for some time, He is without funds and is in need of assistance The young man believes that be has been sent to secure the ass .takc, 1f A1,n @1, YI,.s@ s@r>f5 States in conv verting the Japanese Mo. nix claims that he was employed durs ing the summer by a New York man, named Rupert at his summer home on the Hudson.
 Edward Northrop. an assistant to pr A. B. Johnson. dentist in Holmes 6 Hoffman's block on Main street, Harts ford, was found unconscious in the of, fee yesterday morning about 11:4a o'clock. His rescue was just in time to save his life. pr Marsh who has an adjoining office, noticed the odoz of gas and when he left his office ha called at Mir Northrop's home. Not finding him in he told his mother thai the gas was escaping in the office. AS Mrs Northrop thought it over she be- came worried about her son. He did not return home Saturday night, b;T as he had said that he might spend the night in Pennington she thought nothing of is absence. Another son. Arthur, was sent to the building. He found the janitor, William Bruemmer, and they opened the door. The gas iu the office was almost stiding in it's density. The assistant was lying iu the extracting room. He was lying back in an operating chair and was un. conscious. Gas was escaping from jet near him. He was given fresh aiI and Dr Martin was summoned Tho doctor ordered his removal to the hoss pital. He will recover although he will be Ill for several days,