Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-06
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down Fol The Benefit of our Busy Readers.

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 and Mrs William B. Tuthill of East
 Hartford. was badly injured neal Lynn street on Hartford avenue west
 of Church corner at i 80 o'clock Satur
 day afternoon by being struck by q
 Hoo kanum trolley car.
 Motorman Hube.t Atlricl, whil;
 going across lots to lis .,!Ea lB Tor. rington, saw a fox run into clump of
 bushes. Following its tracks he found the animal had caught it's tail in the
 crotch of bush and was unable to
 get away. Aldrich got club and
 killed it.
 Deputy Sheriff Stagg of Stamford
 has recovered seXtants stolen five years ago from the shell fish commis-
 sion. The deputy found them in GU riosity shop in New York where they | were sold for SIS, their value being i SS5. The instruments We're stolen
 from boat that was left at Stratford.
 Miss Rebecca Hall Eas resigned as matrOn of the New Britain hospital, her resignation being in tiie hands Of the executive committee. This action on the part of the matron followed the discharge of Miss Harriet Simpson. a nurse, and the ree:A nation of another nurse. Miss Elizabeth Cassidy. wno was fin sympathy with tic discharged nurse.
 A second arrest was made yesterday in New Haven for thu shooting, last Friday night. of Joseph Gabuta. who died at the hospital yesterday. The new arrest is Coloccio Guglielmino. who is a cousin of the murdered man. It is said that Gabuta was asked only q few minutes before he died if Gug- liclminO had any part in the shooting. and while the man was not able to speak he nodded his head in assent.
 William II. Dunwcl has sent & Q. Preston of the New Haven Associated Charities. a check for S2.OOO purport- ing 10 he signed by Cornelius Wander hilt, requesting Mir Preston to keep So00 of it and to give the rest to Dun wells wife and to ask her to join her husband at Buffalo. \. Y. Dunwell last week presented a check for s2.- nO0.000 bearing a similar signature to the teller of Buffalo bank. He is in- sane. but is not regarded as dangerous.
 The Sons of the Revolution will give n complimentary dinner to United States Senator-elect Bulkeley at the Hartford club on Monday evening. February p. Mir Bulkcley is presi- dent of the Connecticut society Sons of the Revolution. President Roose- welt will he invited and among those who are expected are Senator Platt. Governor Roberts, exGovernor Cham borlain and the officers of the general society of the sons of the Revolution.
 Three hundred tbeater goers from the towns along the line of the Central New England road enjoyed the per, formances at Hartford playhouses Sat ur,lay night. and while those at the Parsons were enjoying the blinding snow storm of Way Down East q realistic wreck was being enacted at Simsbury. which blocked the Central New England tracks. prevented the special Iheatcr train from getting back to Hartford and therefore caused the theater- -gOcrs q wait of six hours.
 \ gambling den fin New Britain. a. which a game was being played. prin. cipally by Poles. was raided Saturday night and Benjamin Solomon and Samuel Ichcrcr. who represented the socialist labor party in the common council several years ago. were arrest. cd on the charge of conducting T gam bling place and nineteen others were locked up for being frequenters. Com plalnts had come to tho chief and cap tain from Polish women that their husbands were losing their money at the place.
 All yesterday afternoon. until just about dusk. from seven to fen com panies of the thirteen in the city's fra department fought cellar fire on Asylum street. near Trumbull. at Hart ford answering T call from ilic same bnN that summoned them to a six-hOur cellar fire last week The damaged building is a four-story brick structure. built fifty-tw" years ago. and Is owned l,y Captain James C. Pratt. IL iS lii vi,Iel into two parts. the east having on the ground floor \. II. Pomeroy's at No .,> and the Baltimore Lunch at No "- isiittt NstHlsi-f NsiN Nttis lh tias part. and what there was i.y was by water or smoke. NJ. \. Griswcld-s pool and billiard rcoms on the second floor suffered some. and So did the lunch room below it. hut IoDleroy's escapssi except for little smoke. The greatest damage was to the Warner S Bailey Co. cIothiers. at No los. and to Edward Y. Mckernan. saloon. at No ft-i- The total less is roughly estimated st from Scntssl to S..gfs1. insured