Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-07
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for Our Busy Readers.

Interesting Items Boiled Down for Our Busy Readers.
 New London-At a conference held here yesterday it was decided to hold the annual banquet of the Army and Navy club at the Griswold, Eastern Point, on September 15.
 Tolland-Lightning of Wednesday killed a COW belonging to the county home, and also one owned by John Bowers. The animals were pastured in adjoining fields and were stand ing side by side.
 East Hampton-A new society has been organized by the girls in town, to be known as the Jennie Wren club. The object is to learn how to sew properly and the girls are planning to make it beneficial not only to themselves but to others.
 Middletown-The Rogers & Hub, bard Manufacturing company have gone on a five day week schedule They have been working on a foul day schedule since January and thi: increase in working time was. welcome one. It is thought that 1T few weeks the factory will be work ing full time. .A New Haven-About 300 orphans from St Francis orphan asylum ant fifty boys and girls from the New Haven county home will have an out ing at Lighthouse Point, Saturday The New Haven chapter, Knights o , Columbus, has charge of the affair Through the generosity of Charles T Coyle, a prominent knight, lunch con will be provided the children. / programme of sports will also be ar i ranged.
 Berlin-Owing to the large quan tity of brick on hand most of tn , manufacturers are not making bric 7 this year, but the American Erie , company, which has plenty of roor for storage, has made 100000 brick since the yard was started i April, and the machines were idl only one and three-quarters day. 5 This company has the record of max ing brick forty-two days without ir terruption. .-. ..s
 Chester-Constable Samuel 5 Webb, assisted by F. c. Clark, searcf ' ed the Chester House, kept by AT drew J. Brown, yesterday afternoo
 for evidence of illegal liquor sellini T Eighteen quart and thirteen pir d bottles of hard liquor were takei S with one and one-half barrels (
 bottled beer. The liquor was carte e away and stored by Constable Web .- The Chester House was raided la Il on November 30 of last year.
 Norwalk-The Hungarian Cath IS lies are soon to have new place g worship. Bishop Tierney has sent
 letter to Father Groos telling of h ,- approval of the plans and specific
 tions for the new building. Contrac
 ors who are interested are asked
 call at the residence of Father Gro N 26 Concord street, as soon as possibI It is planned to commence the ere
 tion of the new building as soon t. possible, so that the parishioners mi i. have a place of worship in the fall. 1T New Britain-Charles K. Hamilt' re of this city on the running board of l steerable balloon seventy-five fe r. above the ground at Brighton BeaC ,e New York, on Tuesday, fell fifty fe ,e when his big propeller caught in | h. gas bag. Hundreds ran to the aer
 naut's assistance. They lifted h o, from the tangle of ropes and machi Is cry expecting that he had been da " gerously hurt. Instead. they fou . him smiling. suffering only from Lp slight laeeration on the face. This s the second fall that Hamilton has h 'i- this season.
 Thompsonville-The two runaw
 boys, Graham and Deland. return
 home yesterday afternoon. Tn
 were in Hartford on Tuesday as st
 ed and took the night boat for N
 York, arriving in that city Wedn w day morning. and spent the day vie
 ing the bridges across the East riv ng They returned by boat the same nis
 and arrived in Hartford with
 cents in their pockets yesterd n,. morning. They footed it" to Wa
 house Point and took the trolley fr ne that place to their homes.
 willimantie-The Travellers Ins >. anee Co of Hartford has paid a els -, of s1.500 to the South Norwalk ?
 pie who were injured in the autor
 bile accident when the late Paul M ,id Cormac and his wife. Carrie c ne verse -MacCormac. who were rae m to New York in a high-powered n
 about eollided with their team {
 then smashed into a tree. Mrs M x Cormae died instantly and her h I1 band died a few days later. F
 MseCormac carried a s10,0oo poll i.A freeing him from all liability, VI
 driving his car from accidents.