Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-19
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 Branford-Mrs l.. c. Robinson of this place was seriously Injured in a runaway accident last night. She got fracture at the base of the skull.
 Bridgeport the United States training ship Aileen went aground on Penfield reef Saturday but floated later and continued her journey to material damage.
 New Britain-Services were not held in Holy Trinity Greek church here yesterday. owing to the trouble there last week, and the church will be re-dedicated before services are held.
 Berlin-L. N. Harris, 50 years old, who has been missing from his home for the past two days, was found dead in barn belonging to Kilby House here yesterday. Death was caused by epilepsy.
 Windsor Locks-The body Of William c. Dineen of Chicopee, Mass, who has been missing since Thurs day, October 8, was found In the canal on Saturday morning by ra1i- road track walker He was about 40 years of age, machinist and un- married.
 Burnside-Lena Leroy, 15 years old girl, was fatally burned yesterday afternoon, while attempting to light kitchen fire by pouring on kerosene oil. In the fare-up of flame her clothes caught fire and she rushed out of doors terrified by the burns which increased as she ran.
 Bridgeport-Jeremiah Connors, the 16 years old son of Mrs Ellen Connors of 194 Sterling street, was instantly killed while playing polo on the street yesterday. He was hit in the head by stick in the hands of Clarence Hines, boy about his own age. Hines was not held re- sponsible for the accident .r.
 Hartford-Secretary Noel H. Jacks of the Hartford Young Mems Christian association urged those present at the mems meeting yester- day afternoon to write to Mayor Hooker asking hinl to prevent the Salome dance, which Gertrude Hoff- man is scheduled co give at the Parsons theater tomorrow evening.
 New London-At the recount Of the votes cast in the second ward at the recent town election, taken at New London before Judge Ralph Wheeler, of the superior court, an error of 101 votes was found and William c. Fox was declared elected alderman at large, in place of Thom- as Gargan, who recently qualified on the face of the returns.
 Farmington-A forest fire started on Rattlesnake Mountain Saturday afternoon which was fought by resi- dents in the neighborhood who thought they had extinguished it. It started anew, however, and was assuming dangerous proportions yes terday morning. The selectmen were notified and collected a gang of near ly 200 men who succeeded in sub duing the fire by noon.
 ANCW Wdo iCoiASu iOiS V Saturday night that the protest of conductors and motormen of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad against the rule compelling some of their number to run freight trains on a part of their trips and passenger trains the other, has beel taken up by the officials of the Brotherhood and will be formally presented by the grievance committee of the respective organizations in a short time.
 East Hartford-Elmer E. Shook, of 36, Woodbridge street, was se- riously injured Saturday night by falling from the top of box car near the Pleasant street crossing of the New York, New Haven & Hart ford Railroad company. He missed his footing as he was passing from the box car to the tender of the engine and narrowly escaped being run over by the train. The man was taken to St Francis's hospital, where it was reported last night that his condition was critical.
 Wethersfeld-Tim J. Mc- Auliff, forty years old and unmarried,