Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-13
NUTMEG CARVINGS
News Items Boiled Down for the Ben-
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News Items Boiled Down for the Ben-
 eft of Our Busy Readers.
 The report of the state board of health for the month of January will show that there were 54 deaths in the state directly due to grip
 Oliver Goldsmith's comedy, "The Good -Natured Man." was chosen last evening for presentation in the spring by the Yale Dramatic association.
 Passengers of the cars from New York within few days have reported that they saw from the car windows. between New York and New Haven, numerous meadow larks.
 Governor Chamberlain was the guest of honor last night at the annual Lin- coin day banquet given at the Young Mems Republican club at New Haven. About 300 members were present. The governor was given an enthusiastic re- ception.
 A crowd of boys boarded a srei%at train at Stamford last night and began throwing coal off from a coa. ear. When the train was started aacad Stanley Pawlicki tripped and fell be- tween two cars and the wheels passed over his right arm, cutting it off.
 The Elmwood Woolen Co at Daniel son starts up next Monday. At q meeting between the superintendent and the spinners, held at the com- pany's office yesterday, the spinners agreed to accept the terms of the com pany and to return to work at the same wages as before. The spinners went out on strike two weeks ago to- morrow. Since then the mill has been shut down.
 The New Haven city hall elevator, X. Amrhyn and Assistant Janitor James Donohue in it, fell from the third story of the building into the basement yesterday afternoon. A seri- ous accident was averted by the ac- ton of the automatic safety clutches which opened tardily when the bottom of the car was six inches above the floor of the basement landing.
 Town Clerk Waterbury of Stamford is authority for the statement that the recent purchase of the villa and estate adjoining the famous Rock Hill dairy farm, once the property of Captain Benjamin D. Greene, who is a fugitive from justice in Quebec for connection with the Gaynor-Carter frauds in Sa- vannah harbor, is for a country seat for Admiral Dewey, who is in future to make it his summer home.
 The wedding of Miss Annie s. Ryan daughter of Mrs John Ryan of Marl- borough, and John Gray of Phillips burg, N. J., which was to have taken place yesterday at the home of the bride, was postponed owing to the seri ous illness of the groom with pneu Inonia. The guests had arrived and all preparations made. when a tele gram was received of the groom's ill Hess. Miss Ryan and relatives Jeff this morning for Phillipsburg.
 Stephen Brown, aged IF, and Ste, phena Noyitsky, aged 15, were married yesterday in St Mary's church in Der by. Two months ago when Browr came to Derby from New York tc marry the girl, his step-parents, who were opposed to the match, secured his arrest, claiming that he was wanted in New York. He was later released and the marriage took place yesterday 1 with the consent of the parents of tht girl, who had offered no objection tc l the match.
 Two carloads of western horse. we're left sttndirg on a siding in Vii l HE.sntic freignI yards for a snort t':,. l yaHlcTday att:TnOon. In one of tht t1 d dead ho Sc was lying in the cen ter of the car and the train men sait that since the horses left the west fiv, other ones had died and had been ta ken .out of the cars. The cars wert from the Chicago, Milwaukee S West ern road and were of the open pattern the sides being composed of about six inch strips with alternate spaces O about the same width. Agent Week of the Humane society said that if l., had been informed of the condition 0 the horses before they were taken ou of the city he should have held then there for proper care It was stated that the horses were consigned to Pom l fret men,
 John J. Dwyer, 30 years old, of Oa] I street. New Haven, died at the Nov Haven hospital last night from iniur les received between 4 and 5 o'cIoc] yesterday afternoon at Middletowr
 lie was on train on the Air Line d vision and, supposedly because of hay ing been on the road only two day and so unacquainted with the bridges was struck by an iron girder of tn l Pearl street bridge in Middletown. IT
 was knocked down and lay on the roo Of car with his, head hanging owe the side. Some boys playing nea the track saw the accident and trie Intellectually to attract the attention c
 others of the train crew in the caboos,
 The train had proceeded q mile ful
 ther before the head brakeman cam
 upon Dwyer lying unconsciol%, wher
 he had fallen. The train was stopne and backed into Middletown and th
 freight cars run on to siding. Dwye
 was placed in the caboose and the CT zine drawing that alone made quic run to New Haven, Dr Daniel A. N Ian of Middletown having been sun
 moned and attending him on the wa,
 The run was made in % minutes. | Nolan found his injuries consisted (
 VI fracture of the skull, fracture of u right leg and three scalp wound