Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-23
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Interesting Items Boiled Down for Our Busy Readers.

Interesting Items Boiled Down for
 Our Busy Readers.
 At Yalesville the railroad station was entered early yesterday and the burglars got about $50 in cash.
 Chairman John M. Heffernan of the democratic town committee of Tor rington has received definite informa- tion that William Jennings Bryan IS to appear in Torrington on the even- ing of Saturday, November 30.
 Thomas M. Wormsley, colored, died yesterday afternoon at the Connectl- cut state prison of consumption, aged A years. He was sent from New London county, September 19, l9O3, for term of, eight to ten years.
 Buttercup blossoms were picked on the farm of James B. Pagan, We'd nesday at Bloomfield. MT Pagan gathered them and reports seeing a large bed of dandelions, forty or more in full bloom close by the butter cups.
 A. B. Johnson, IS years old, reached Willimantic yesterday shortly after noon on his walk from Boston to Buf- falo. He is going over the same route taken by Edward Payson Wes- ton and he expects it will take him twenty-five days.
 Rev Thomas J. Keena, pastor ot St Joseph's Roman Catholic church will make the forman announcement at the service on Sunday morning of the coming organization of q French Catholic church in Bristol with Father Perrault as pastor. William B. Noble's drug store ol1 Main street, East Hartford, next tC the postoffice, was broken into the other night. Clasps on two rear door; were pried off and the thieves go1 only a few boxes of cigars for thell work, the cash being taken home each night by Mir Noble or his clerk.
 Lester A. Kinney and his sister Mrs Nettie K. Gardner. pleaded guilty at Jewett City to violating the game laws and were fined $395.4O. Kinney and his sister were arrested by Gamt Wardene Bennett November Is, anC it was alleged that they were abou to ship a number of birds to New York.
 Rev Dr Russ Judd, an Episcopa minister, who writes on the lette1 head of St Andrews church a Tbompsonville and who signs hi: | letter to the county commissioner as rector of St Mary's church d Hazardville. thinks favorably of th' qualifications of William A. Key holds of Hazardville and believes that he should have license to sel liquor.
 Suit for S20,OOO was brough against Dr Amos J. Givens. the pro prietor of sanitarium, by Mrs Mar! H. Morse, wife of Gardner Morse formerly of New Haven, for alleged i'll treatment. The complaint state that Mrs Morse was kept ill the sani tarium for a week against her wishe and her detention there was tn means of losing her place as matrol at Barnard college.
 Frederick E. Silliman, well know contractor. died at Bridgeport &cster day. Impressed with a vivid drean l in which MT Silliman had droppe' dead. Superintendent of Police Bir mingham on awakening yesterda morning telephoned to the home of M ! Silliman only to learn that the deat had been realized. Mir Silliman am Superintendent Birmingham hat been close friends.
 J. W. Phelps of Bolton says rha the red berries of the black alder hay been conspicuous in the southern par of the state, as the shrubs are yer | full of fruit. According to our Eng lish cousins. hedges full of berrie are sign of a long, hard winter his particular berry is often calle' the partridge berry in the country. fo it is said that partridge eat it. Corr bushes, however, are much thinne this year, which is sign of mill winter.
 James Folan, 20 years old Eas Hartford lad. was arrested in bed a o'clock yesterday morning on war rant charging him with highway rob bery committed on an old negr named Beverly Nelson. Deputy Sher 1 if A. r. Moore made the arrest ant took Folan to the lookup in Well hall. East Hartford. Dinner wa taken to the prisoner yesterday nool hy George Teed and that was tn last seen of him. When Teed wen