Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-09-26
NUTMEG GRATINCS.
intere sting Items Boiled Down For
the Renefit of our Busy RsAders.

Horace Isaacs, alias Harry Hoyt.
was arrested in New Haven Saturday
AFTERNOON for stealing q horse and
buggy in Hartford Thursday night.
Intyre
Darn, Ice house, tobacco barn ana
several smaller buildings on the farm
owned by Ralph Mather and Occupied
Dy IT, Il. Loomis were burned vesfer-
DAY at Suf1eld. Six cows. two helfers
three horses and fifteen tons Of hav
considerable grain and some tobacco
were also destroyed. The total loss a
about $4,000. partly insured.
Mrs Alice Bell Christopher the
young wife OF Ralph ]. Christopher OF
r1artTord, conductor on the New
fork, New Haven and Hartford rail-
Ipau, mas been missing from home for
ten days and the police have been
asked to try to find her. She left a
DaDy az nome. Mrs Christopher Is an
attractive brunette. When abe left
home she had on a mixed erav and
black rain coat and q black hat with
two red roses.
Inquiry as to the alleged abandon
ment by the management of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
sets indicates that the report sent out
from Boston stated the case too strong
ly. There has been shoA piece OF
electric road, also used for steam pur-
poses, which has not been a success
and has not been electrically used for
some time, and that part is being de-
nuded Of Its electric equipment. But
no general abandonment is looked for
and it Is not believed that any such
movement is contemplated.
Only d few months bridegroom
and not vet of age, Philip Durant of
Hartford is suing Frank l.. Jordan OF
Washington street for $4,000 damages
for the alienation of his wife's affec-
tons. Mrs Durant was formerly
Miss Lucille Commander OF Rockville
and she is only 10 years old. Jordan
is middle aged man and Is married.
Mr. Jordan's body was attached Satur-
day and he gave bonds later. That
the BRIDES family believe Mr. Durant
Is right in taking action is shown by
the fact that Miles Commander, Mrs
Durant's father, brings suit In the
name of his son-irrlaw, who is a minor.
The Pine Ridge consumptives' camp
in the adjoining town of Foster. r. l..
about ten miles from Danielson, Is
l. PAOfAhB u &lChL DuSCSSH nGkG dfC
now twelve tents and twelve cabins,
each one capable OF accommodating
two patients. There are about thirty
| patients there at this time. The re-
suits Of nearly two years work at the
camp have been very satisfactory.
Many have been entirely cured, many
have been materially helped, only q
few have been sent home incurable.
and only one has died. The~camp Is
on high, dry ground, surrounded by
pine trees, and is well laid out with
reading room, dining room, hospital
tent and matron's quarters.
| Two serious assaults with intent to
kiln have caused the arrest of two
| young Danbury men, Yesterday morn
ing George Barrett, boy. was found
unconscious lying In the road near hds
home He had been struck on the
head and his skull fractured. The
police arrested Barbour Sullivan, a
former friend of BarTett's. who had a
grudge against Barrett. A piece OF
pipe with blood stains on It was found
were Sullivan might have left 1t.
Emaro Gallo was probably fatally
stabbed by Frank Fieoro as the result
of quarrel Fieoro sfashed Gallo
across the left arm and side as If aim
ing for the heart. Caizo lost SO much
blood that he may die. Fieoro fed,
but was arrested later.