Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-12
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Interesting Items Boiled Down for E Our Busy Readers. Three new buildings are in process of erection in Pennington at the present time. Alfred Skouglunds, Miss Woodfords and an addition 10 N. o. Keys house.
 Representatives from the Weayers' union of the Mapleville, R. l., Wool en mill, were in Central Village yes terday soliciting funds from the local mills. The weavers struck few days ago.
 Manager Karl of the Litchfield nine has given it out that E. H. Coy will play first for the rest of the sea- son. MT Karl is looking around TOT heavy man who can twirl ball Tn good shape.
 During the month of June Rural Mail Carrier Morris A., Phelps or Route No 2, Suffield delivered H. GOA pieces of mail and collected 2,- 412, making total of 13,4l6 Jonn A. King of Route No 1, delivered D. 912 pieces and collected l,256, mak- ing a total of 8,16S.
 The circulation at the MaxWell Memorial library, Rockville, for the month of June was 1856 books, the daily average being seventy-eight. The largest number of boosk taken out in any one day was 16S and the smallest thirty-four. A number or new volumes have recently been add ed to the library.
 Miss Grace N. Crittenden was struck and fatally injured by an au- tomobile while alighting from a trol- ley car in West Haven yesterday af- ternoon. Miss Crittenden had step ped out of the car and according to bystanders was passing around the end of the car when struck by the machine.
 Harry Aronson Thursday visited the various clothing dealers of Thompsonville in behalf of half holiday movement MT Aronson pro- posed that all the clothing dealers close Thursday afternoons during July and August, but on account Of the refusal of one or two dealers the movement is blocked at least for the present.
 The plant of the New Departure Manufacturing company in East Bristol, that was formerly the Liber- ty Bell company and was purchased by the New Departure company last ia hat jronrnvaH An addition is being built to the west end of the main building and an addition will also be erected on the other end.
 What will undoubtedly stand for a record in Plainville fishing circles was the fifteen pounds black bass that Charles Kalick and c. F. Taylor brought home yesterday as a result of one days fishing at Lake Congo mond. The string has been photo graphed and some of them, which weighed close to four pounds, snow up in excellent style.
 Thomas Drapo, who has been wanted since March "A for thetheft of a pair of horses and carriage from Liveryman Philip Sherman, was brought to Torrington from Kings ton, N. Y, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock by State Policeman Robert Hurley. Drapo was arrested at ker- honkson last week and had been held for extradition papers until yester- day.
 Mrs Jabish Holmes, wife of a wealthy New York lawyer, had narrow escape from injury. in an au- tomobile wreck at Greenwich yes- terday afternoon. Owing to a de- rangement of the steering gear the auto, which held besides herself, the chauffeur and two pet dogs, became uncomfortable and ran into a tree. upsetting completely and throwing the occupants into the road. None of them were injured.
 Mayor Landers of New Britain an- nounced last night that the special city meeting to take action in regard to appropriating money for the pur- chase of police patrol and ambul- ance and to authorize issuing of sew CT bonds will be held next Monday night at o'clock in the city court room. It is proposed to issue only s30,000 of the amount of bonds au- thorized by the legislature at the present time, and to empower the mayor to borrow money until the market is favorable for the sale of tho capaa