Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-12
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ASdudu WuO udS Uccu III tulS country but three months, was stabbed in the back by fellow countryman on low. CT Court street at s o'clock last even- ing.
 Jochonna Trybulec, q young Polish woman living in Middleield. was struck and instantly killed on the tres tie east of the Rock Fall station by the train from New Haven due in Mid, dletown at 5:41 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon.
 At the installation of officers of the New Haven aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles, that took place last evening, Walter Pond, the newly elected pres ident of the aeric. was presented with a horseshoe made by Bob Fltzsim- mons at the New Haven theater dur ing his recent engagement there.
 At the meeting of Middlesex aeric, +. o. E., held last evening, John Hunns, the member who alleged that in recent initiation the Eagles tat tOOed letters on his stomach and who had the members of the degree team arrested for assault and battery, got his walking ticket.
 Six hundred dollars damages was yesterday awarded Cornelius Breen of New Haven against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co by a jury in the civil side of the superior court un- der Judge Ralph Wheeler, in his nc. tion to recover $3,0O0 for personal in 1urles received November 25, 1903. While driving near Waterbury Breen's truck was struck by trolley car and he was severely hurt.
 There was 5000 fire in Bridge port yesterday morning in the base ment of the Great American X Pacific Tea store on Main street. It started in heap of rubbish. The fire depart- ment was hampered by lack of fa. cilities and last night Chief Engineer Mooney sent communication to the board of fire commissioners rccom- mending the expenditure of $125,OOO for the improvement of the depart ment.
 o3aThe Y. NJ. c. A. of .Ansohia was robbed last night by thieves. who first practiced deception to lure Secre- 'tary Cobleigh from the building, and who then proceeded to loot the safe of its contents. The safe was opened and 1t was found that the entire contents consisting of about $1O7 in bills and about 80 in change had been taken, together with a tin box with papers of no value and check. There is no clew. The robbery occurred between 1O:30 and 1O:45 o'clock.
 While arresting George l.. Mullin for discharging a pistol on West Pearl street. New Britain. between II ana IF o'clock. Tuesday night. Officer Charles Johnson was shot and wound. ed under the chin. The wound was fortunately slight. and 1t is not cer- tain whether it was caused by a bullet or the wadding of the cartridge. Nun. lin was tried in the police court yester day on the charges of drunkenness and assault and discharging a revolver without permit. He claimed that tbere was nothing but blanks in the revolver and asserted that the weapon was accidentally discharged.
 Held on a charge of breach of the peace. bonds in the case of Mrs Ma thilda Hale. colored, were raised from $500 to $1,OOO fin the New Haven city court yesterday morning on the re- quest of City Attorney Webb, who stated that he would charge the wo- man with attempt to murder by the use of poison. Julia Edwards. the 1S year-Old niece of Mrs Susan Howard. also cOlored. of 24 Gill street. upo,. whose life the alleged attempt was made. has also been arrested, and was remandcd into the custody of the pro- batiOn officer. It is alleged that Mrs Hale gave the Edwards girl some acid to put in her aunt's medicine week ago last Sunday. though what the mo- tive for this action was cannot be as. signed.