Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-31
WATERYILLE.
Wateryille Man Taken to Middle frIxr1a

town.
 George s. Chase of Waterville, aged 40 years, and man with a family, was taken suddenly Monday with brain trouble, becoming violently in- sane yesterday and his friends have removed him to Middletown to the state retreat for the insane. He had been in the retreat before and had fully recovered. For the past week revival meetings were held in tent on the property owned by MT Chase. These meetings were held every afternoon and even ing. Speakers from New York state at MT Chase's old home presided as we'll as number from the village taking part He has taken a deep in- terest in these meetings, and those close to him are positive that this re ne veal of telisiou. feryor was a fac tor fn unsetthng his reason MT Chase spent tfe fettr part Of yesterday go- ing rom the tent to his hsrie which is but few rods distant, and also making several visits to the neigh bors' houses and making queer state ments. While in the village MT Chase has been in the employ of Charles Grfswold. Chase was resi- dent of northern New York previous to his coming to this village having been successful keeper of a country store.
 More than one has remarked that 1t seems strange that the city officials can justify themselves by making an appropriation for a fire house and apparatus for the upper part of North Willow street where there Is comparatively few houses in compari- son with the village. North Willow street is protected at the present time by the companies now in the city, while the village has no protection whatever. There has been a company organized in the past two weeks and arrangements have been made to get sotce means of procuring funds for | apparatus. It seems as though Waterville might be just as worthy of the appropriation of an engine and quarters as the residents of North 1 Willow street and there is certainly l just as much property and just as much money at stake in the village as there is in Highland park, the Boulevard or Cottage park, which are to be protected by this new ap. propriation made by the board of f. l nance.
 The Waterville baseball team will play in Bristol Thursday afternoon. 1 The 12:3S train will stop in the village | to accommodate all who wish to go. I Allen, the star twirler for Yale will be in the box for Waterville.
 There will be two games Labor day | with the Naugatuck team, one al l 10:30 a. m. in the village and the oth- 1 CT at 3 D. m. in Naugatuck
 Word has been received from the | Branyah club who are in camp at l Griswold's island and they are en. 1 toying the best of good times despite | the cold weather that prevails. The remaining members will join them at Saybrook Junction Thursday.
 l There are four candidates to be taken into Court We1ch, No 84, F. of l A., at their regular Meeting in Gar ter's hall tomorrow evening.
 The American Pin Go will close to- morrow evening until September 6 to reset the boilers and change the draughts.
 Miss Christina Christensen of Shel- ton who has been the guest of friends on Maple street, has returned to her home after a wek's visit. Lew Blackman has sold his Victor | graphophone business to William Cookson of Terrace avenue.
 John Ryan was the guest of MI and Mrs Hiram Osborne of Forest. vile yesterday.