Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-06
NEWS -> FROM / THE SUBURBAN / TOWNS
WATERTOWN JOTTlNGS
Deer Seen Sporting in the Heminway
 Fond

Deer Seen Sporting in the Heminway
 Pond.
 There have been many reports of late that a deer was seen roaming around the town, and all doubt as t" the truth of the report was expelled yesterday when.the citiZensnof the east side were treated to an interesting spectacle in seeing a pretty lawn swim across the Heminway pond. 1t is said that this was one of the many which have been set free around this part of the country and that several more have been seen in other towns. Where this one came from is a myS- tery- All that is known is that it was first seen about 10 o'clock emerging from 8 wood lot in the rear of William Whites house, and from there it went through the fields toward the center. In the afternoon about o'clock 1t made its return by almost the same x0ute. When it went over the golf links it was seen by number of peo- pie and. being greatly frightened, it ran toward the woods and no more was seen of it. The animal was very Sonng and very pretty and of a sort of grayish color. It is hoped that 1t will appear here again.
 The Fourth passed off pleasantly here. The young Americans were astir at an early hour and made thing boom m day long with firecrackers, tor Hnd0es. and other manner of explosives. tlg0 accidents from fireworks were re- ported although a runaway which made a great disturbance was caused partially by the explosion of fire cracker. MT Judson, a farmer, who Hives in the eastern part of town, was, with his wife driving down the road lleading to the depot and happened to lIass the Chinese laundry just as Jim Sing threwva bunch of ffrecraekers into line street The horse was greatly frightened and started at terrific mace. MT Judson held onto the reins Rs long as possible, but could not check tthe animal As the turnout crossed Hhe railroad track near the HeminWay MrBarfistt silk mill MT Judson and his lrwlfe were thrown to the ground, the inorner receiving a painful injury in Mhe back A physician was sent for ,and thesinjured people were made com dortable The horse was caught on the East Side hill.
 John Dunnigan of HoIyoke is spend ing few days with his mother. Mrs Patrick Dunfgan.
 The Misses Rose and Mary CFarkJ of Waterbury spent Sunday visiting niends in town.
 James OBrien and Robert Flynn of Sprin gfeld, Mass, spent Sunday in town
 An interesting game of base ball at the fair grounds Saturday between Aeams representing the Episcopal and Methodist churches resulted in favor of the former by the score of to Z. Episcopalians 70 00 3 O1 O*-6 ? Methodists ..... .O1 1 00O 0OO-2 3
 Batteries -Zeidler and Buckingham; B. Hickcox, Hudson and A Hickcox.
 ThomasShields had very interesting experience with drunken man Satur- day The man, who called himself Strawberry Bill" accosted MT Shields eamd pulling a loaded revolver was sabout to empty one of the chambers, lwhen E. W. Wheeler interfered and s.Suawberry'' was relieved of his weapon.
 The foundation for the new house of Mr Nobles is nearly completed and work on the building will soon be com Smenced.
 Howard Rogers, while climbing a telegraph pole near A. W. Barton s store last Friday evening, took hold of ,a live wire and had his hand severely fbuned.
 All the trains on Saturday and Sum- : day were more or less behind time on account of the heavy passenger traffic.
 William Dunn, while crossing a stone wall on the golf links, yesterday, had the misfortune to fall and greatly anjure his shoulder. He at first thought ifhat he had broken the collar bone but on consulting physician found tfhat sprain was the extent of the in Jmy.
 Tn an uninteresting game of base ball Saturday, Woodbury shut out the IH2ogwo team 9 to o. Allen the Yale pitcher, had the batters of the visitors Ecompletely at his mercy and did not SsaIIow them a single hit. The features ,outside the pitching and batting oi iAIlen were a difficult catch by Dews ,and a sensational one-handed catch o1 a liner by Hall, effecting double play 1.-The score:
 Woodbury.