Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-16
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
 Our Busy Readers.

Interesting Items Boiled Down for Our Busy Readers.
 A force of linemen started yester- day to erect poles along the course of the new Thomaston-Waterbury trolley.
 John Korinski notified the police that his house in New Britain had been entered and robbed on July $, about $175 in money having been 1 taken.
 The Fuse company of Avon started work again yesterday. The men have made good use of the weeks vacation at having, either for themselves or the farmers about town.
 John T. Shaw met with painful accident Saturday while raking hay at Simsbury. The rake handle broke and the broken end entered his right hand with such force that it made a cut that 1t required five stitches to close.
 James Sullivan, James McGrath and Thomas Kelley, the three men arrested on the charge of holding up Richard NJ. Crowley and robbing him last night at Unionville, are held un- der bonds of $500, their cases being continued until tomorrow.
 Saturday night the Crescent Beach Pier association convened at the White Beach pavilion to talk over plans for the competition of the ap- proach to the pier. Some method to hurry up those who failed to give what they subscribed last summer was considered.
 Sparks from the cupola of the foundry at the Singer Manufacturing company in Bridgeport set fire to the roof of the house at 1l5 Brooks street yesterday afternoon, necessitat- ing a stil alarm at 4:l5, but the damage proved slight, as few quarts of chemicals put out the fire.
 Max Schneider, of Rockville, the butcher, who reported to the police that his team was missing Saturday night, is rejoicing over the recovery of the same. The horse with team was found wandering along the road but near home by the watchman of the Minterburn mill and returned to the owner.
 Mary Bell, employed in the silk mills at South Manchester. caught the second finger of her left hand in one of the machines yesterday, injur- ing it SO that it was necessary to see a doctor. Robert Neil. employed in the printing department, mashed the little finger of his left hand yester- day. Dr Gillian had both vases.
 Peter McKenna. the Meriden base bal player who struck William Traut- lein in the face at the game Satur- day afternoon. was in the police court at Bristol yesterday morning eharg- cd with assault. MeKenna announc- ed he was not ready to plead. as he wished a lawyer to defend him. Judge Malone adjourned the case.
 While aIighting from a car at Barbour and westland street. New Britain, about o'clock yesterday morning. Joseph Smith of No ss Adelaide street fell striking his back and injuring himself seriously. He was taken to his home where he was attended by Dr C. B. Brainard The conductor claims that Mfr Smith tried to alight before the car had slowed down sufficiently to be safe.
 Explosions In a one-story frame photograph gallery at No 135 h Law renee street. Hartford. about 1880 o'clock this morning were followed by a fire that destroyed the place. An alarm was sent In from Box 47 st 1.4e oiehock by Policeman Hogz- boom and between fire and water the place was pretty well wrecked The gallery belonged 10 n W vayana. The cause of the fire is not known