Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-27
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down For the Benefit of our Busy Readers.

Interesting Items Boiled Down For
 the Benefit of our Busy Readers.
 William H. Davis, waiter residing in New Haven, has died from effects of a spiders bite which he received month ago.
 In low spirits because of the death of his father and mother, William Dor sey of Hartford committed suicide yes terday morning by drinking carbolic acid.
 The house at New Haven occupied by " Mrs Lora Schoenberger and her chill l dren was entered by burglars Satur- A day night who secured a diamond ring, three opals and other jewelry.
 Drum Major William c. Steele of the First infantry C. N. G., has ten dered his resignation to Colonel Schulze after thirty years service He has long been a member of the non commissioned staff of rhe regiment.
 John, the 10-years-old son of Mir and Mrs Michael Peters of Torrington was drowned early Saturday evening while bathing in the pond of the Coe Brass Co The boy could swim. but was at tackled by cramps The body was re- covered.
 John Cross of Waltham, Mass, was drowned yesterday afternoon by the capsizing of a sloop three miles off Bridgeport, containing six other men besides himself. The others were saved. The accident occurred during heavy thunder storm.
 Mrs Louis Barnes of Bolton Center committed suicide last night by shoot ing herself through the heart A thir- z r.v46 O bullet entered between. the fifth and sixth ribs It half protruded through the skin in the back and was extracted by DriW. R. Tinker of South Manches- ter. Mrs Mary Scott, wife of the late Rev !. l.. Scott, fell down a flight of stairs at the home of the Misses At water in Wallingford Friday night, where she was stopping on a visit. She was picked up and Dr Russell was called and found that she had sustain ed a broken wrist and a confusion of the brain, from which she died at 1OI o'clock yesterday morning.
 Fred B. Vistasld, Pole, p years old, was drowned in the Middle pond at Terryville last night. Vistaski, with another young man, went in bathing and the former swan about POO feet from the bank when he sank His companion, who was unable to- rescue him, gave the alarm and par ty of men turned out and dragged the pond, recovering the body shortly after midnight
 St Mary's new parochial school in New Britain was dedicated yesterday afternoon Rev John T. Winters, pas tor of the church, introduced Rev Will liam H. Rogers of Hartford, who made the address. The front of the building was draped with flags and streamers. the most conspicuous color being the United States flag. "The Star Spangled Banner was sung and Bishop Tierney pronounced his blessing.
 Daniel Colwell supreme secretary . of the Knights of Columbus, has just returned to his home in New Haven from Louisville, Ky where the annual session of the supreme council has just been held. One of the matters settled at this session. was the build ing of the national headquarters in New Haven, plans and specifications having been stamped with the approv- ai of the convention.
 It is announced that General Man ager O. NJ. Shepard of the Consolidated
 
 inspector of train service on the eastern district of the system, as assistant su- perintendent of the Air Line-Northamp- ton division to succeed R. G. Curtis, re- signed. Mir Curtis, who has been in Northampton, will remove to New Ha- ven and MT Eagan who has been Tn Boston. will go to Westfield, Mass.
 Henry Devine, a motorman on the Fair Haven and Westville railroad, was on the Savin Rock run yesterday afternoon. The heat of the sun as well as the extra strain of work weak ened him and at about 5:30 D. m. he fell unconscious on the platform of his car near the corner of Congress ave- nue and Baldwin street. He had presence of mind enough to shut or the power when he felt himself grow ing suddenly weak. but before the car had quite stopped he had tainted
 The condition of Mrs Annie Johnson of Bridgeport who was run over by an automobile Saturday night, is not much improved, and it is hardly thought that she can recover. The ac- cident happened at Fairfield avenue and water street, while, Mrs Johnson was crossing the street. She at first hesitated when she saw the machine approaching and attempted to go back, but before she could do so she was struck and run over. A party of New Haven men were ill the automobile. { James Woods, all insurance canvas ser for the Metropolitan Insurance Co of New York, shot himself in the left temple at 10:45 o'clock yesterday