The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-19
ANSONIA.

1 Especial Journal Courier News Service ) | The residents of Water street were very much excited last evening over the strange actions of Mrs. Caroline Ceimmino of 4O4 Main street. About 8 o'clock a Polish woman with babe in her arms was standing in front of the Greater New York tonsorial par ! lors. Mrs. Ceimmino rushed down the street holding large butcher knife, about two feet long, under her apron. This she drew out when a short dist ance from the woman with the little one in her arms and who, it appears, she had a grudge of some sort against. The latter screamed for help and but for the timely assistance of the owner of the barber shop a murder might have been committed. The arrest of Mrs. Ceimmino followed and her trial will come up this morning in the po- | lice court.
 The reconstruction of the Alderman and Cohen buildings destroyed by fire last Wednesday is well under way Contractor Daly is doing the work for Alderman while Contractor Nelllgan has been engaged by Cohen.
 As the baseball season draws to a close the baseball cranks in this city are now beginning to talk about the local players who have done we'll on the field during the summer. Although all talk favorahly about the players | the local nine who won the series from Seymour by winning last satur- days game and of the great pitching displayed by Thompson during these games still the favorite topic is the great work of McNamara, now pitch ling for Danbury. McNamara is one of the local players who 1t can be said made good" During the season just closing he has won seventeen out of a total of twenty-one games played. This record is one that any pitcher ought to be proud of and the people of Danbury are even more enthusiastic in the praise of the young pitcher. The teams that have gone down to defeat before the Danburys have for the most part been very strong aggregations like the Stamford team, which suffer ed defeat last Saturday by the score oi ll2 to 0. Tuckey faced the Danburyt at this time, but still Mac triumphed With continued success something VII be heard from the young Ansoniar next season, perhaps in some of the leagues.
 Word was received here Wednes day afternoon that John g. Davidson we'll known resident of Ansonia, dlet at the home of his niece, Mrs. Charles Freeman, on Pine street, Middietown Tuesday, aged sixty years. MT. David son, who had not been feeling well fol some time, went to Middletown { couple of weeks ago on a visit to hi niece His condition did not improv, as expected. and yesterday hes passet quietly away. Death was due to hear trouble, from which he had suffered for several months. MT. Davidson was we'll and favorably known in thi city, where he had lived for twenty eight years He was employed in tn Farrel foundry and some years az Iconducted the restaurant and boardin house in the Martinez building, il company with William Gift. Mir. Da vidson was born in Sheffield, Englant and besides his niece, Mrs. Freeman leaves a brother in Bridgeport. Tn remains were brought to Ansonia thi morning, by Undertaken Kaiser. Tn
 funeral will be held from Immanut
 church with interment in Pine Grov
 cemetery. MT. Davidson was a men
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 ing joined he organization a numbe
 of years ago