Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-25
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GeOrge heeney, carpenter, feli twenty eight feet in new house at Groton on Tuesday, but may live.
 Edward Robinson. colored. of Oc- cum was run over by wood cart on which he was working at Versailles Tuesday night and was killed.
 John Meiekoske of Hartford drank carbolic acid last evening and died q short time after he was found It is thought that i'll health was the cause of his act.
 The body of a man picked up in New Haven harbor on Sunday and buried Tuesday was identified as travelling man named Carl l.. Rose of No East Fourteenth street, New York
 The strike and lockout which have paralyzed the building trades of Hart ford for the past two weeks were set tied at II o'clock last night upon terms satisfactory to all parties con- cerned, and those who have been idle returned to work this morning.
 AS Daniel Sullivan, the 8-years-ol son of MT and Mrs John Sullivan of New London, was playing Tuesday beneath stone wall on which his sis ter was climbing, the latter knocked loose stone that fell on the boys head, crushing it, and he will probably die.
 Edward Jackson of No 125 East Eighty fourth street, New York, inter fered with Stamford policeman oil Tuesday, assaulted him and was yes terday bound over to the superior court He Is said to be the son of a New York medical officer and to have been in a sanitarium.
 Benjamin White of TerryvilIe is one of the few successful cultivators of the ginseng root, and he is also a gath erer of the wild root, making com fortable sum of money at it. He has under cultivation at the present time 5000 plants and they are far enough along so that they are bearing bunch of red berries.
 Through the clever detective work of Chief Howard G. Arms, Claud Dougherty of Bristol, 10 years old who ran away Tuesday with $73 be- longing to his father, was rounded up at o'clock yesterday morning. Young Dougherty is the son of Amos F.. Dougherty, carpenter. Judge New ell committed the boy to the state school for boys at MeTfden.
 Thomas Maloney, a fireman Ill New Haven, was committed to the state hospital for the insane at Middletown, in the probate court yes terday. Fireman Maloney's case Is q particularly sad one. He had always been In his right mind up to the time of the fire in Hymns stable in Cedar street last May. At that time when he was striving bravely to save the stable and rescue the horses, one of the animals kicked him in the head. He has never recovered from the in. jury. He became subject to epileptic fits and then his mind failed him en- tirely. He is now violently insane.
 man shabbily dressed and with tears in his eyes, asking for a few flowers to place on the grave of his dead wife, touched the heart of nearly all those who saw him yesterday in Willimantic and listened to his story. Nearly all of the woman spoken to readily granted his request and with many thanks the man left the houses only, 1t is sadd, to dispose of the f1ow- CTS to some saloan keeper for drink or to some other person for a nicKel Or dime. Captain Richmond's atten- ton was called to the matter and rne man was locked up dn the police sta tion. He was taken before the police court this morning. He said he was John Carlson of Bridgeport.