Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-24
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 Mrs Lena Raynor, 21 years old, died at her home in New Haven last night as a result of taking dose of carbolic acid. Her relatives say she took the acid by mistake for medi- cine.
 Assessor Herbert c. Danforth of Middletown, has returned from sue cessfui fishing trip at Block Island. The assessor said he caught 700 pounds of fish on one trip.
 Miss Elizabeth Stagg of Stratford died at Glencove, l.. l., yesterday from the eeffcts of injuries received by being run down by bicylist. Miss Stagg was 62 years old
 Although plans had been made to have the soldiers monument to be erected in Prospect dedicated on Labor Day. delay is necessary as the shaft Is not ready. The dedica- ton may occur late in the month.
 Angelo Zetarlo was taken to the New Haven hospital late yesterday suffering from sunstroke. He Is re- ported still unconscious. Zetarlo was working in a brickyard in North Ha- ven when he was overcome by the heat.
 c. B. Caldwell of New Britain has promised to pay $50 into the South ington town treasury. Early in the week dogs killed dozen sheep at the Orr sheep ranch in the eastern part of the town.
 Henry F. Goff of Zoar. discouraged with life because he could not find employment, committed suicide at his residence early wednsday vning by taking four ounces of laudanum.
 The body of Silas R. Humes of Thompsonville. aged B. was found In the Scantic river at Mazardville by an employe of the powder works last evening. Humes is said to have been somewhat demented and had been missing since Tuesday.
 A short time ago hen belonging to Ebert l.. Bunnell of Pleasant Val ley, New Hartford. brought forth a brood of chickens and among them was one which came into the world without a feather. and although 1t continued to grow up with the rest. ma natural covering appeared. Mir Bunnell has dispatched the feather less one.
 Luther M Case. the bankrupt. Win sted tobacco dealer. whose examina- ton by creditors was marked by de- yelopments of a highly sensational nature. made a statement yesterday fin which he declared that he intend ed to re-engage in the business as soon as he was discharged from bankruptcy.
 Officers Reed and Mcdonald of Thomaston. arrester foud loafers Wednesday night who had been mak- ing life miserable for residents of Railroad street. Yesterday forenoon John Green. a friend of the quartet was caught passing a bottle of whis- key through the bars of the lookup. and he. too. was arrested.
 Because of the disagreement be- tween the members of Stevens Band of Chicopee Falls and the Second Regiment band of Springfield. over the contest held at Piney Ridge last Sunday. the former hand has chai- leneed the Springfield band to play again at the same place on Sunday. September Q. for s100 side and what sum the management cares to contribute.
 The ravages of the mad dog arc still in evidence in wethersfield and l the authorities are considerably alarmed as to further developments, as the town is liable for all damages Another valuable COW belonging to H. W. Wells has developed the dumh rabies and will have to be shot and q pony on the farm of F. S. Good. rich on Jordan street. belonging tc his son. James Goodrich. developed dumb rabies Tuesday and died We'd nesday.
 | William ]. Ryan. of Portland. Me one of the board of directors of fhs Maine institution for the Blind. has been in Hartford this week studying the methods used In the trades de pertinent of the Connecticut Institute for the Blind on Wethersf'eid aven- ne Mir Ryan is man of middle agr and Is himself blind. and Is devotins