Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-25
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Frank Brady of Ansonia, the young man who dove into three feet of water and broke his neck at Walnut beach last Wednesday afternoon, died at St Vincent's hospital, Bridgeport, last night
 The Pennington Valley Horse and Dog association will give horse and dog show at Simsbury on the fair grounds on September % the first day of the Simsbury fair which will be held on September 20 and 21.
 The body of E. Percy Wimsatt and funds of Max Straus in the New Ha- ven County bank were attached yes terday in an action brought against them by John Moran and Philip Ere senius of New Haven, who alleged that they had conspired to cheat and defraud those who had carried on commission stocks through these men.
 James Andre Theroux, Canaan young man, stepped from an Elizabeth park car just above the Pennington and Asylum avenues junction at Hart ford about o'clock last evening, was struck by an east-bound West Hart ford car and was dragged a distance of seventy feet sustaining injuries that caused his death at the hospital at 9:30 o'clock.
 A tramp who was fed at an uptown house in Danbury yesterday, stole SIS which the woman of the house who fed him accidentally dropped on the floor. Then he went down to sa- loon and began to spend it. Under the influence of the liquor he told how he obtained the money to an acquain- tance of the woman from whom he stole it. He was given the opportu. nifty to return 1t or be taken 10 the police station. A few minutes after Police Captain Bradley received notice of the theft by telephone. came anoth. CT call notifying him that the money had been returned, all except a dollar which had been spent
 The most remarkable accident that ever occurred in the history of the .indrews & Peck shop at No. 15i Charter Oak avenue. Hartford. hap. pened yesterda yfanoretwnho SIT fin pened yesterday afternoon when q twenty-six foot band saw split from end to end and wound itself about Joseph Dubrule. who was working oi it other employees say that the saw was the largest of the kind in the city and was used for resawing Du bY,ile had been working on the ma chine since his return from dinner and had just stepped around it to a position directly in front of the saw blade. He bent forward to move tho adjuster and at that instant the saw blade broke and in less time than i' takes to say so 1t had coiled it's entire length about the mans body as bi, snakes at a circus coil about the ser pent eharmer.
 Yesterday was the twelfth day oi the present session of the Connection Chautauaua Assembly which will clos. on Wednesday night. and as the ses sion advances the interest increases IT the courses. At yesterdays lesson. the attendance was large. especially al Professor CIute's nature study hour which had it's largest attendance ol fhe rear The subject was ~Blrls and Birds Nesting and treated of tn. songs. migration. nests and the coloi of birds. eggs Several limitations ot bird calls by Professor Clute b-ough for1h merited applause In the after noon walk afeIf. the class discovered a rare riant known as clover dodier This is EHrspean plant and is fh. hsne of the farmers. s= ir has ns leaves of it's own. but twines itsel around the clover plant and sucks iii fife. At the eonciusion Of the Assem bly on weinessfzy the nature student, will % to Mount Tom where a spec isI session uiII he held- The trip wiI Isz made from Hartford hr rrDIlev