Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-14
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Items Boiled Down For
 The Benefit Of Our Busy Readers.

Patrick Glynn. 5O years old. of New Haven, committed suicide Saturday afternoon by taking paris green. He was found late in the day in the rear Of his house dying. He was build CT.
 While at work for the J. D. Stowe company of Hazardville Saturday. George E. Stowe was caught in belt and suffered a compound fracture of the right leg. He was taken to the Emergency hospital in Springfield.
 James Sherlock, aged 40. of Put nam. fell yesterday afternoon from the New York, New Haven X Railroad bridge over the Quinebaug river, a distance of sixty-fve feet and received injuries from which he died an hour later
 Edward Ernest Mohr. a lifelong employe of the Kellogg X Bulkeley company of Hartford. took his life last night in the company's work rooms. He drank a large quantity of carbolfc acid. He was found dying by his wife.
 The dryhouse of the Union Metallic Cartridge company at Bridgeport was destroyed Saturday night by an ex- plosion of the powder which it con tained. No one was injured. The fire department was called out to ex- tinguish small blaze which started in the ruins.
 A house owned by Fred Droeg was burned Saturday at Goshen. A de fective fiue was the cause. The loss was S4.5OO with no insurance. Dur ing a shower last evening the light ming struck the barn of John Deforge Seven horses were killed and the barn was burned to the ground. The loss is s, 100.
 4 large touring car from Danbury ran amuck through Plainyille Satur- day but was brought up with a round turn when it struck against the metal watering tank in the town center. The tank was almost overturned hut the headlong dash of the automobile was checked. although it received no great damage. The Democrat offlce Is equipped with all the facilities for turning out book and job printing at short notice. and at loves; prices for good work.
 Last night was the sixth annivers- | ary of the explosion at the capitol in
 Hartford. for Sunday night. August | E. 1899, was the time. The two watch men then on duty are at the capitol still. The explosion seriously hurt ! two men and moved some of the biz | .1, Tn tho ! building.
 !, Governor Roberts and his staff will cruise on the practice ship Elfrida I this week. The governor and his stan | will be in camp the first three days ! of the week. They will take the FL i frida To Newport and spend the rest of the week at Narragansert Pier.
 Saturday night the Elfrida will re- turn to New Haven.
 Early Sunday morning. about l | o'clock a light was discovered in dhe
 grocery store of NJ. C. Woodford at | I-nionville by some young men who ] investigated and found young negro | back of the counter trying to open the | cash drawer. The store was at once ! surrounded and Officer Horsfall put |
 the young man under arrest. He said
 he was Joe Perry and that he formerly
 worked for Williams brothers of East
 Hartford.
 The tuberculosis hospital on Cedar | Mountain. Hartford. will he reopened | october 1. ready for the reception of patients including those who are sent an rho newly collected workinginen $ | fund. Al the same time the Hartford | hospital will open a special ward for
 inc treatment of tuberculosis patients in the hospital building down town. | Altogether there will be beds for
 eighty eight persons.
 While returning from dance early ! vesterdav morning Miss Irna Scran- | ion daughter of !. Samuel Scranton. ' Charles wikoff and M. II. Francis.
 were nearly killed when the carriage { in which ther were riding was struck ! hv freight train al Scranton'S cross ing in Madison. Miss Scranton jumped ' ahead of the locomotive and esfapei serious injury. Francis had both col.
 lar bones broken and was pAhI!
 bruised while wikoff was shaken up,
 Colurnl-n Ferrais. an Italian. who
 urss a farmer in south Glastonbury \ was drowned yesterday about 6isl ?. m while attempting fO save his wife ! who had an attack 0f crsmps in the | couuectic1rf river ai Two Piers Mr ! spd Mrs Ferrais decRiesf to Ep in | b4thfng yesterday. and were accom- [ uanIed bv their i-year old child anl f two other children. who were visiting \ a. thelr home. Mrs Ferrai~ was the first to gn into the water. She was ' snddepIr seized wifh cramps. and he-
 brsIsarf. who was partly dressed.
 went in to save her. He b-esuie 2 rie;frn af the death grip aud lefpre b. e,.-,'d release his wife's hold lsafh sans to tf,a bottom. Roth were drowned. | Farh was about q years old I Fred Tfauis- jr. af Hstrfari vas
 taken sieg ssfE.ienIv Sstuuiay evening
 in Tuion sratfan and diei ysstersiay at X tlse TIarffousl hospital The pllv~ieisas
 tlfnk that the eause of death was
 eu-shrs.spiuzI meningitis. IT e was.
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