Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-28
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
 Ou- Busy Readers.

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 0u- Busy Readers. l Alexander Beers, painter, hang ed himself late saturday night at ! Lakeville. When found life was not extinct, but he could not be resusci- ! tated.
 l Adjutant General Cole announced yesterday the promotion of First Ser l geant Ebert L. Darlie of Danielson, Company M. Third infantry. c. N. G., i to be second lieutenant, vice Arm ington promoted.
 A touring car owned by William F. O'Connor of Tariffville took fire near Pennington on the Mountain road between New Britain and Farm | ington on Sunday afternoon and was burned. The metal work and one wheel were practically all that was left.
 Rev Joseph Culkowski of Meriden. pastor of St Stanislaus Polish Catho- lie church in Meriden, has been tranferrs to New Britain to be assistant to Rev Lucyan Bojnow- ski. Rev Father Ceppa. who has been assistant to Father Bojnowski, has been transferred to Father Culkow- skis place.
 Principal White of the state nor nal school at New Britain favors the adoption of the new phonetic style of spelling. He says it would be a great aid in instructing children. Moses E. Sebastian, aged 63. was drowned at Stonington last night while attempting to go on board the barge Della Callaghan, which was moored at the steamer dock. Sebas- tian was following Captain Soper of the barge and slipped while crossing a board leading to the dock. He fell between the dock and the barge and was drowned before aid could reach him.
 Hhe John Wesley Pentecostal church of South Manchester has the distinction of being the only church in town presided over by woman pastor. The pastor. Mrs Nellie A. Reid, claims the distinction of hav- l ing been born twice, first materially ana second spiritually. Her career has been varied and she has been en- gagged in religious work for over | twenty years.
 New Britain plants depending up- on electricity for operation were put
 to serious inconvenience yesterday. l The power was off for four hours.
 from z to II o'clock. During these four hours not a trolley car moved,
 and electric lights could not be used or motors run. The trouble was caus-
 ed by a glass insulator being broken
 about a mile and half above this | city. The pole was burned down, and
 the circuit was put out of business.
 For about a half hour the New Brit
 ain cars were operated by storage
 batteries. after which the gave out. 1 The fine gowns which have been
 worn by Miss Margaret Pitt, leading
 woman in Polls stock company at | Hartford and which were admired
 by so many during the summer. were
 taken from Miss Pitt by Deputy Sher- if E. J. Lacy Saturday night and they were in MT Lacy's custody yes
 terday afternoon. MT Lacy took them
 from the possession of Miss Pitt un-
 der writs of attachment in suits
 brought by Mrs Charlotte Buck oi
 No 20 Spring street and her daugh- | ter, Miss Annie Suck.
 | Fred Kasulki of South Manchester
 was not feeling we'll when he went to
 his work in Cheney Brothers dye.
 house yesterday morning. Kasulki
 had often felt bad before, but he had
 been able to cure himself by taking a
 dose of bicardonate Of soda. There
 was barrel of this in the drug room
 and he went there to take some. But the barrels had been moved since
 Kasulki was there last and instead of taking the soda he took dose of sulphate of zinc. In a few minutes
 he was suffering much pain and the
 auto truck, used by the firm around the mill, was used as an ambulance
 which took Kasulki to the office of
 Dr w. S. Gillian.