Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
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Peter Biaidi, an Italian teamster. died at 11:50 o'clock yesterday fore noon at the New Britain General hos pital from injuries received by being buried in clay bank.
 The man who was killed by a der rick car at Occum Sunday night was Patrick Tardic. weaver for the past ten months in the mill at Occum. He leaves widow and three children in Centerville, \. J.
 Joseph H. McGovern of Newington reported to the police In Meriden last , night that he was drugged- and robbed of S31 in cash and a gold watch val ued at S65 in Meriden yesterday after noon while under the influence of liquor.
 Corporal William Williamson. CO A, of Hartford. is the only member of the First regiment, C. N. G., on the rifle team which has been selected to rep resent the Connecticut National Guard at the national match at Sea Girt. N, J. The team will report to Major Eben ezer Hill, jr, at Sea Girt.
 The eighteenth child of Mir and Mrs Fred Champlin of No 22 Red Mountain avenue, Torrington. was born Thurs day night. Thirteen of this family of children are living. The mother has always enjoyed good health and been able to look after the want of Ter large family without help.
 Annie Donahue of Plainville has brought suit against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co for injuries which she alleges she received from a fall from the company's cars on July 6 at Plainville. She asks damages of S5.OO0 and an attachment Of >1o.UuO has been placed on the property of the company.
 When Harvey l.. Jenkins returned to his home. 264 Clinton avenue. Bridgeport. yesterday afternoon, for his noon day meal. he found his wife dead in bed, death being caused by and the room, full of gas. It is be- lieved that Mrs Jenkins took her life in a fit of despondency caused by III health. She was 9 years old and the daughter of James Roy.
 As large touring ear Was pacing through Colchester Sunday afternoon, people on the street called the atten- ton of the occupants 10 the fact that the under body of the car was on fire. The two men had difficulty in rescuing the three ladies and the child who were with them before the entire car burst into flames. Tn five minutes it had been destroyed. The men both had their hair singed. The ear was travel ing from South Manchester to Crescent Beach.
 The Veteran association of the Twenty-irs regiment. C. y.. will hold T reunion at Norwich. Monday. Sep tember II. There will he business meetings of the association in th~ morning and afternoon. the dinner be ing at l2:30 D. m. The meeting will l,e held at the old home of Governor William A. Buckingham. and after dinner the old camp ground will De visited. Those who plan to attenf should communicate with Solon A. Noxley at Norwich.
 The country home in Pennington for the benefit of poor city mothers with young children. sO long planned by Miss Theodate Pope. is now nearly completed. Several years ago when the memorial building to Miss Porter was presented to the Ecclesiastical SO riety hy her former pupils. the buiId- ing which was used at that time for a chapel and other purposes was given Miss Pope for benevolent and esfuca- tionaI purposes. as she had for some time been holding classes in cooking and sewing there