Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-08
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
lnterss ting Items Boiled Down For
 The Benefit of our Busy Readers.

1 A carload of hay burned in Plainville Monday evening while on its way from
 Southington up. The fire burned itself
 out It is not known how it was | started.
 Ex-Iovernor Chamberlain has ae. cepted an invitation to he one of the 1 speakers at banquet to he given by | thel.F Friendly Sons of St Patrick at New Haven on the evening of March 1 17.
 Dr Thomas F. Martin and other
 Bridgeport horsemen have bought the
 Huntington fair grounds and will hold
 running and trotting races through the | summer and fall.
 The officials of the Starn line of steamers gave notice yesterday that
 the passenger service of the line would
 he discontinued for the present. owing to the ice in the Sound. which de. ranges the schedule. The two boats will run as usual. but will carry freight only.
 Mrs Jane Nincenson of Hartford may die as a result of burns she received
 at 1o:@ o'clock last night from lamp that exploded while she was filling it.. She was holding the simp Al o.e hand and was pouring oil into ii from a small can when the lamp exploded. Tho flames burned nearly all Of her clothing and she received severe burns. While taking his first swimming les soh at Yale unassisted by the instruc- tor Dr Max Schwartz. Lewis Henry DcBraum lost his head after taking one or two strokes and collapsed. Dr Schwartz lPapcd in and pushed tho student until iic could reach the iroI, rod encircling the tank. when De. Braun recovered enough to grasp the Tod and pull himself up out of tine water.
 The Canada lynx that has been an, moving Uuadc farmers has been cut ting up over in East Putnam. Ex-Sc. IectmaD Charles n. Torrcy is smoking hams and last Friday night the iynx broke into the smokeBouse and carriei off T ham weighing about ten pounds. It tackled an eighteen-pound one. bui was able to carry it only some twenty feet. Arthur Cutler saw the lynx Sat. urday and says il is about as large as pointer dog. Old timers say that '. Canada lynx las nnt been killed in this part of Connecticut for over forty years.
 Miss May Greene. who had been sick with spotted fever at the horne of her father. Patrick Greene of Bristol. fnI rhc past six weeks. died last night About Christmas time she was taken sick and was treated with anti-toxinc It was thought she was going to rs. cover. hut q few days ago grew worse
 Woiady BOgacryk. an s-years-old Polish hoy of CoIlinsville. was acci- dcntally shot iiy revolver in the hands of his father at his nome in that village Monday night. He was driven [" Tnionville and brought to Hartford nn tine trolley car leaving Unionvill. at 10:.l,J o'clock. He was met by tine ambulance and reached St FranciS-s hospital at II: :2n.
 Henry Daggett. q fox hunter pf East KilIingly. about ten days ago shot three foxes and claimed s1 apiece foi ibp.,i from Town Clerk Frank r. Pres son ef killingly- fie bounty allowed by tlsc stsfe. IT" ioIvn clerk neglected to take the skulls. as Daggett said he would not claim another bounty from sny other town clerk Later Town Clerk Preston notified Clerk Seward of Putnam of bis suspicion that Dagycts would try to collect again. Monday night Daggett visited Town Clerk Seward and said he had shot three foxes and wanted the state bounty. The town clerk said nothing but took the skulls and Daesett made out an affidavit and swore tnGt He was then accused cf collecting g. twioe cn the same three foxes and he skipped out of the door and caught trolley csr fer Killinsiy.