Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
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News Items Boiled Down for the Ben
 eft of Our Busy Readers.
 Dr W. R. Tinker of Manchester has been made the defendant in a suit for damages of $1O,OO0. The action was brought by Mir and Mrs Jared A. Loo mis of Hartford The complaint al leges slander.
 George B. Carpenter, the driver of the Orange street stage, New Haven, who was injured in a collision between his vehicle and a trolley car Sa aturday night, died last night in the New Ha ven hospital. Coroner Mix will hold an inquest to-day.
 Gabrielle Oper of New Haven, IA years old, was arrested last night for theft. Two valuable mems rings were found on him, one diamond and the other ., plain gold one. The po- lice say the rings were obtained in students room in Vanderbilt hall. A dredge, the property of the Bush Contracting Go, while being lowed by the tug Samuel Bouker of the White Star Towing line, sank off Penfie,d Reef yesterday morning. The two men on board the dredge were rescued by the crew of the tug. The dredge was fully equipped and was valued at about $5,OOO.
 The new Lake submarine tornedo boat was inspected yesterday by Cap tain J. c. Train, president of the Unit ed States navy board, with Captain Q. R. Boelger, Constructor J. J. Wood ward and Commander W. c. CowIes. Tn 4ha 7 L1-s- had tn boat make a surface run about two niles from shore, in Long Island Sound
 Edmund Zacher, a lawyer of New Haven. has filed in the probate court an application praying Judge Cleave- iand to hold hearing and to demand admlnistration report from the admin lstrators of the estate of the late Henry B. Plant. Judge Cleaveland has fixed FeDruary 10 for the hearing. The ap- pllcatlon shows that $17, ,4OS, ,323.22 is involved in the case.
 Articles of incorporation of the Tor r1ngton Hospital association were adopted at meeting last evening and were signed by a large number of the business men of the borough. The ob- ject of the corporation is to provide persons living in Torrington and vicin- ity with hospital accommodations. A contribution of $2 year will be need ed to make a person member for one year.
 Julia Mckee, daughter of Mrs Thomas l.. Mckee of Winsted, was taken to the Manhattan hospital in New York yesterday suffering with an aff facfi0T of 0To of haI- e.vnc uubioJ, xryiIl probably result in it's loss. The trou- ble comes from a pimple which came out near the eye year or two ago. A neighbor, Mrs Eugene Spencer, wrote to Miss Helen Gould in regard to the child and received word to have her sent to the hospital and Miss Gould would pay the. expenses About thirty well known republi- l cans, most of them residents of New Haven, met last evening at banquet 1 in the New Haven house in honor of | the memory of the late President Will liam Mckinley and to organize the
 Mckinley Association of Connecti- cut ," The principal address was 1 made by Broughton Brandenburg, sec retary of the east, Carnation League of America. The association will hold a banquet annually upon the an niversary of President McKinley's s birthday Officers were elected as follows: President John F. Gaffney; first vice president, John B. Shares; second vice president, Senator R. D. 1 Woodruff; secretary, Samuel Me Laughlin; treasurer, Colonel c. w. Pickett.