Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-10
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down For < The Bens flt of Our Busy Readesr.

Upwards of 1000 operatives in the Haywood cotton mills have given one weeks notice of their intention to quit unless their demand for an increase of 5 per cent in wages is granted.
 William Green" whose real name is William Gray, an insane convict, who was discharged from the state prison August 3, has been turned over to his parents in New York, who were located by Secretary John c. Taylor of the Connecticut Prison association.
 Mrs Leonard of Middletown, widow of Eugene F. Leonard, manager of the Hotel Buckingham, has engaged S. Harris Warner of Middletown as her counsel and threatens to bring suit against the Travellers Insurance Co of Hartford for non-payment of policy of $10,OO0 upon the life of her hus- band.
 Anthony McGinnis. the former Hart ford almshouse inmate, who recently received a bequest of 5000 by the death of a relative, is learning the dis advantages of having money. Two suits have been brought against him and some of his money in the hands of his lawyer, Augustine Lonergan, has been garnisheed.
 Allen Goddard, the son of Rev John Calvin Goddard of Salisbury, while diving at Highland lake yesterday, struck a rock and cut long gash in his nose. He took the trolley for Winsted and there received medical treatment. He was one of party of 400 from Lakeville and Salisbury who were having a picnic.
 The County Commissioners associa- ton of the state met yesterday at Savin Rock and all the counties of the state were represented except Wind ham. ]. D. Walter of New Haven. president of the association. presided at the business session. Rules arper- taining to the issuing of liquor H. censes were discussed.
 Mayor Denis Mulvihill was seized with a fit of choking Tuesday morn- ing and came near dying. He had a second attack that night and. though better yesterday. is not yet well. Dr w. J. A. O'Hara, who attended him. said that the trouble was a stoppace VI taN pul tildI NIldI gIUrfTi 1t was something of mystery.
 Two large barns owned by H. H. Peck of Saybrook, were burned last night. The fire was discovered about $40 o'clock and bucket brigades were formed by means of which the sur rounding buildings were saved. The stock was saved with the exception of one calf, but about eight tons of hay and two carriages were burned.
 Frank O'Day stabbed Myron T. Flint in the arm with a large pocket knife at o'clock last night during a set-to in the rear of No. ? Spruce street. Hartford. and both were ar rested. The wound is not serious and the charge against O'Day is simply assault and battery. He claims -he acted in self-defense. Flint is held on a charge of breach of the peace. Each man claims that the other has been waiting for a chance to do him up.
 Edward F Rooney. who cut his wife's throat at the Oasis club. Hart ford. making one of the most attro- cious assaults committed in recent years in this vicinity. has been under detention at Tucson. Arizona. and is now said to be in a hospital there. Mrs Rooney was summoned to Judge Ezzie<ton's ofice Tuesday and it is understood that she gave MT EggIes- ton fo understand that she would not give testimony against her husband eren if he was arrested and brought to Hartford. This 1t is said she re- fused fo do because she did not vish to have her boy known as the son of e<4minal