Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-10
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At meeting Of the Rockville city council last night 1t was voted to au- propriate 5000 for the purchase of z stone crusher for the city.
 The state board of health. with all members on hand. visited the New Haven County Anti Tuberculosis As- sociation's institution at the GayIord farm in Wallinsford yesterday.
 Charles Holmes. a farmer in Vol. cott and well known to fishermen m sn owner of boats on Hitchcock's ponds. iost three fingers yesterday afternoon as result of the accidental discharge or gun which was in boat he was beachfnc
 At result of the destructive forest fire Sunday in the western part of SouthingtOn comes the announcement by the selectmen that the town will pay a reward of $20O for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the persons who caused the fire.
 Hundreds of fish in Youne.s min pond. about rw6 miles from DanbuF9. were killed yesterday morning by stroke of lightning which set fire to and burned Doyle X SiGnor's ice house on the shore. The fish were found floating on the water immediately af- ter daylight The ice house contained 300 tons of Ice.
 E. Benjamin Clark of Rockville was before Justice of the Peace F. NJ. Chr ter yesterday charged with unlawfuI6 endcing away from her husband. Mrs Fanny Tyson of Ellington. Probable cause was found and Clark was held for the next term of the superior court under a bond Of $500. He could not furnish the sum and was. taken to the jail at Toiiand.
 Anna Christensen, the l5-years-od daughter of q. ]. Christensen, . Bloom field milkinan. while driving across the tracks of the Central New England at Bloomfield station at o'clock last evening, was struck by m east bound engine and hurled about forty feet. receiving injuries which may prove fatal. The horse which she was driving was killed
 During the heavy thunder shower yesterday morning the barn of Henr1 Adams of South Killingly was struck and badly damaged but not burned. A horse and colt were killed The Re man Catholic church was also struck but not much damaged. This is the third time this church has been struck by lightning since its erection i've yean ago.
 The body of David H. Briges. 70 Tears old who disappeared sunday rom his home in Bridgeport was 'ound last night in a deep hole in the Berkshire mill pond. The pond had ,een drained off and the sezrchers had Eiven up the task for the night when me of the party looked into the hole md found the body. Mir BriGgs was . well known citizen and leaves q wife
 The New York. New Haven ( Hart ord Railroad Co has awarded the con ract for the substructure for the draw ,ridge over the Connecticut River at saybrook to Daly X HoIbrook of Mt <isco. N- Y. It is hoped that the sub 'tructure will be completed this yesr. The new bridge. which will have . our track lift will be built south of la spreseM serucfue and will cost
 A big forest fire in the woods Ia the cuehesf section of the town of Yer lon burned woodland beioog- ng to Paul Brsche. WI lam Grady and Jcfa RisIey de- troying thousands of doIIarx' worth of Mr Brsche lo<es 100 rsfl- oed ties. go cords of wood and aD ence posts enfailing los of &3mD z &40p. A large force of men fought he flames. which started near the z1l- cad tracks of the Hixhhnd Divsfon. ut were unable to cherk them One hpunsnd acres have been bur,sed over. Mn F. R ChsKee of Middletown is ia
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