Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-27
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Rolled Down For the Benefit of our Bwsy Readara.

While playing on the track near the Aaling street crossing in Hi4hw0od, Brldgeport yesterday morning, The resa Corrello, 3 years old, was struck by the s o'clock express on the North ampton division and instantly killed.
 The petition sent in from Bridgeport for new company there to take the place of the dsbanded Company B, Third regiment c. N. G.. has been ap- proved, and the company takes the old designation. William H. Mapigold, Jr, son of the postmaster, heads the peti- ton.
 Mrs Sylvia Dunham of Southington celebrated her 10Ath birthday to-day. As Mrs Dunham has had several sera- ous sick spells and Is quite feeble, she will receive only her near friends and relatives. Nearly al of her Ifs has been spent in the home in which she now lives.
 William Woodruff, who was report cd to have disappeared from his home in Southington, is in Wegtf1eld. Mass. He was visited Monday night by his brother and Constable McOabe% who induced him to turn over to them some money which he had belonging to his wife.
 Edward A, Jones of New Haven, a service inspector in the employ of the Southern New England Telephone Go, slipped while attempting to board a trolley car in the center of the city this morning and his left foot was cut off at the ankle. He was taken to the hospital in a cab.
 Harry Whitney Of Hartford. 6 clerk in the accident department of the Aetna Life Insurance Go, has sent in has resignation and left the city under q cloud. It is reported that a warrant had hesn issued Cor his arrest and that knowledge of that hastened his GiSpar- ture.
 Peter Farrell, Hamden resident, Is under bonds for hearing in thB Ham den town court next Friday on the charge of contaninating the water of we'll on the premises whicfl he Tor merly occupied. Farrell was recently notified bo yaeate house owned by Henry Futile and it is alleged that be- fore he quit possession the plaster was torn from the walls ana ceilings and the well water poisoned with paris green.
 A remarkable train wreck occurred in Danbury yesterday, when High land division freight train east th0nnd, broke into four different sections while passing through the center Of the city and each section crashed into the one l in front Of it, wreckihg eight cars. Trainmen believe that some one mA- l Iiciously uncOupled the cars under cover of darkness, for they regard it as impossible for so many couplings to I have tT0Kel through accident At the same moment.
 Mrs Cyrus Brooks or Meriden com I mitted suicide yesterday afternoon a4 I her home, 96 Curtis street. Her hEls-
 band, Cyrus Brooks, has been help ! lesss invalid and bednSdden for the past four months and her constant { attendance upon him is believed to 1 have resulted in mental derange- I .>lent MT Brooks missed his wdee l and his calls for her attracted the at I tention of a neighbor who, upon i'm \ vestigating, discovered her liTei&SS body hanging from q hook tn tbe \ kitchen.
 1 Frank L. Palmer. superintendent of
 the Metropolitan Life InsSraace Go
 in Hartford, died very suddenly last | NlSuls dlLGE AAIAnB III AAC 5LS5@s ] Shoraly after Q o'clock Policeman Nichols, wfio is on the Ann sfseet I beat. saw a man who had fallen to the ground hear No 99 Ann street. On l Investigating the case he concluded | that the man was drunk and sent in a call for the patrol wagon. On re- turning to the man he found him frothing at the mouth. The ambu- l lance was sent for and the man was l taken to the Hartford hospital. He l was carried in on the ambulance stretcher as quickly as possible. The
 nurses and doctors started to work on
 him immediately, but nothing could be done for him and he died in a few minutes after his arrival