Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-10
NUTMEG CRAVINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
 Our Busy Readers.

ney Brothers as bookkeeper ill theii
 carpenter shop in South Manchester has left the employ of the firm to gt
 to Boston. He has taken place iu
 the office of the Boston X Main Rail
 road Co, where his brother is em-
 ployed. His place at the carpenter shop
 is taken by James F. Fallow, who has
 been employed as time keeper at the
 new reservoir.
 Patrick Doherty. an employe of the
 Elm City Brass and Rivet company,
 Plainville was seriously injured while
 at work at the factory yesterday
 morning. Doherty was working on a
 staging when he slipped, got caught in belt and was thrown heavily to the floor. His side was severely in l jured and fifteen stitches were taken
 in gash along the thigh He will re | cover.
 I W. H. Phelps. cashier of the Hurl-
 but National Bank. of Winsted. has
 purchased Diana Phelps half interest
 in land and boat house at Highland
 Lake William Gauger has purchased
 piece of land on Forest street of the
 Gilbert school.
 Benjamin w. Hills has been rec l commended by Postmaster C. H. Dim l mick for the office of substitute car ! rier in Willimantic. There is at present I but one substitute, George K. Allen,
 and he is busy covering the routes of
 men who are on their vacations.
 A party of Bristol Elks from Bris- tol will go to Denver to attend the na- tional convention of the order. They
 leave on July r on the Elk special.
 Those who will attend from this town are Exalted Ruler Thomas X. Tracy, l Dr T.. Grattan O'Connell and Mrs 1 O'Connell, F. Clinton Stark, Hugh | Murnane. Charles Mccall and Francis | r. Kennedy.
 The Thomaston Marine Band will
 go to Watertown on Friday evening where they will give an open air con cert which will be followed by a dance
 in the town hall. Owing to this en-
 gagement the regular weekly concert 1 here will be given on Thursday even-
 ing instead of Friday.
 The factories of the Session Clock company. Forestville. will resume op- erations tomorrow. after a ten days shutdown for inventory.
 Tonight Modern Woodmen's de- | gree team from Hartford will work the initiatory exercises in Thompson vile. on a class of thirty-fve candi- dates for Carpet City Camp. Deputy i James k. Hughes of Hartford will have charge of the work and he also was Instrumental in getting this large membership to join the focal society.
 The sloop yacht Daphne. flying the pennant of the Milford Yacht club. has arrived in the harbor at Milford. with the owner, Lauren Wilcox on board. The Daphne is one of the largest yachts of the Milford Yacht club fleet, the only two that are larger being Charles Simmons schooner yacht Os- prey and his steam yacht Venture.
 Mrs E. J. S. Colborne of Stratford had the misfortune to cut her left hand recently across the knuckles of the first and second fingers. She was using an axe and it slipped, cutting a deep gash. She did net at first con suit physician but the next day the inury proved so painful that 1t was found necessary to do so. It is hoped that Mrs Colborne will recover from the injury without blood poisoning.
 Workmen were busy yesterday try ing to remedy matters down at the dock of F. Mansfield X Sons. at the rear of Quinnipiac avenue. Fair Ha- ven. where the 1O0-foot wharf with its burden Of oyster shells, slid into the river Saturday. It is estimated that it will cost nearly S2.JO0 to rebuild the wharf. There were 90.OO0 bushels of shells on the wharf awaiting trans portation out to the sound and the cav ing of the shell heap caved in the dock. After the shells are removed the wharf will be repaired.
 There have sprung up in West Ha- ven two separate factions which through discrimination alleged 10 be shown tradespeople at Savin Rock are up in arms aginast Warden Peck. The warden has closed down some of while he has allowed other to run. The proprietors of the closed places are. of course, much incenseG about their treatment and one of them in an in- terview stated that then against whom the ban had been made. had banded together in order to take legal steps for their rights Thes say that either or all the attractions will be closed Sundays as provided by state law or else that none of them will.
 Edison W. Stebbins of 63s Chapel street. New Haven, who is employed as a foreman for the Smedley com pany. fell under one or the draws used by the company yesterday after | noon and before the driver could check the horse the wheel had passed over Mir Stebbin's arm. breaking 1t in five places. At the shoulder the arm was crushed in a terrible manner. The physicians thought amputafion necessary but the family of Mir Steb- bins refused consent and an effort will be made to save the mangled member. Mayor Fisher has outdid diogenes for tho Mildletown executive has dIs- covered an honest man without the aid of a lantern. When authorized to appoint a man to act on the commit tee for the settlement of the rease avenue sewer assessment. the mayor is said to have remarked. T will SO lect an absolutely honest man for that position" The following day he named Councilman George c. More for the place. ... The business outing in waIlingfori for fhe coming season after the semi annual inventory at a number of the factories has been completed. Is one that means work and plenty of it for all sse ska sznurar43 Az an awfsfarssss Rf