Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-04
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Interesting Items Boiled Down For The Benefit of Our Busy Readers.

Adam Koblyse was fatally injured at the Stanley works at New Britain yesterday afternoon while operating Il press and died at the hospital at 9:lo o'clock last night His head became caught between the driving wheel and the frame of the press. Koblyse was 20 years old. ..~
 State teachers certificates have been issued recently to the following: Ele- mentary, Hannah T. DOhohue of Co., lumbia. Martha C. Gamble of Bloom. field, Edna $. Edgerton of Holland, Mary J. Barrows of Norwich Town; statutory. Gladys A. Judd of Hartford, Bessie F. Crane of Ellington.
 During the past few weeks force of 15O men have been at work on the new bridge of the Consolidated rail road between Warehouse Point and Windsor Locks, and work has so far progressed that it is possible the bridge will be tested Sunday. and if found satisfactory will be formally used for traffic next week.
 X baggage car and the smoker of the train leaving Hartford yesterday. south bound. jumped the tracks near the station at Yalesville yesterday ae- ta,moon. the engine and three cars fol- lowing remaining on the main tracks and the cars following the derailed ones going on siding. The passeil- gers were considerably shaken up. but no one was iniured.
 Three-years-old Joseph Brida of New Hartford, who with his parents received severe kerosene burns at their home in that place Thursday, all of whom were brought to St Francis's hospital. Hartford. died yesterday. The father is not yet out of danger. but it is thought that he will recover. The mother was not seriously burned. but had been in delicate health for some time and the shock has left her in q very nervous condition.
 A fOur-ton boiler smOkestack in the rear of the building partly occupied by Bartlett Brothers on Asylum street Hartford, fell on the roof yesterday forenoon and made terrific crash Only the day before it was noticed that two of the cable supports had broken and men had been engaged to put up new supDorts. No one was in iured. although the air was full of fly ing timbers and broken glass for minute.
 While attempting to drive his dou- bie horse team across the tracks of tn. Naugatuck division of the New York. New Haven X Hartford railroad. Thursday afternoon. at ThOmaston. a wheel of the wagon belonging to Thomas G. Reed becVne wetlged in the bOanl of the cross-ovar. holding inc waeon firm. directly on the tracks Reed heard a train coming in the dis tance and hnrriel down the track to flag it. The engineer. it is said. paid no attention to him and tla trair crashe,i into the wagon at full speed. killing one horse and badly iniurinc the other. The dead horse was vaIuei at SaU.
 r. M. Meade. the Central New Eng land station agent at Collinsville. who left town few days agp. WIS home yesterday. What misunderstanding. he had with the company. if any. are probably straiehtened out. The man now at the station would give no in formation as to the nature of the trouble. and said that. as far as he knew. everything was all right. Mir Meade had been station agent there but a week. Previous to his OccuDan- cy of the place J. Cusick of Tariffville was there about month. There have bepn six or seven changes since First Selectman F. NJ. Mills resigned less than two years ago.