Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
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of those injuries. She was 5s years old.
 Morton Shook, son ol Sheridan Shook, the late theatrical manager in New York. had his name changed to Morton M. Palmer, by permission of Judge Reed of the SUI. perior court yesterday.
 Brldgeport-C Ezra Clark, a coal bargeman, was fined $5 and costs for giving away coal that did not belong to him. John Lazar and Jos eph Pozzo, who were arrested for taking the coal. had their cases dis | missed.
 Hartford-Two boys. Joseph Dan. iels and George Herbert enlisted in the United States navy at the local recruiting station yesterday, the for. mer entering the service as musi- i clan, second class, and the latter as an apprentice seaman.
 Middletown--Grou was broken yesterday for the new factory which is to be erected on Center street by the Frisbie Motor company. The company has a large number of ord CTS and hopes to be able to occupy its new building by December. ] Westville-Falling from a chest nut tree on the Greist estate late yes terday afternoon Louis Wasserman, aged IA, of Congress avenue sustain ed severe fracture of the skull and Is now in very serious condition at St Rachael's hospital, New Haven. Clinton-Mrs Frank w. Coe and -her daughter, Mrs F. H. Scranton, both of New Haven, were thrown from a wagon while driving here yes terday afternoon and were quite se- riously hurt. The accident was caus- ed by the frightening of the horse, which jumped when train passed. Hartford There has been on exhi- bition in Long Brothers restaurant window for several days fine speci- men of the Hubbard squash family, measuring sixty-two inches in cir conference and weighing seventy-one pounds. It was grown in Policeman Frank Geary's garden on Bushnell street
 New Haven-Edward Stanford, aged [, and Raymond Bannon, aged 12, of this city were struck by an au- tomobile on East Chapel street yes- terday, both of them being seriously hurt, the former perhaps, fatally. It is said that the boys jumped off an Ice wagon directly in front of the au- tomobile.
 Hartford-Charles H. Wright, who is representative of the census bu- reau at Washington, was hurt on American row early last evening. MT Wright stepped off one car and start ed to pass around in back of the troll ley when he was caught between the first car and Ashley street car No 639 He is badly bruised about the body and one leg appears to be se- verely injured, although it is not likely that any bones are broken.
 New Haven-After lying about 48 hours in an unconscious condition at the New Haven hospital, Leonard Hitchcock, the young man who was struck by trolley car in Whalley dFChuC ou {" CuACoudy dltCi lC- covered consciousness for a little while yesterday afternoon but again relapsed into inconsistencies and last night was still in that state His condition is considered quite serious although 1t is thought he has an even chance for recovery.
 New Maven-The American Oyster Co, for many years one of New Ha- ven's best paying oyster concerns, was yesterday removed from this city and hereafter will do it's business en- .irely from Providence, where ESQ., 900 plant has ben erected. The firm which made speciality of bottled oysters, employs about 100 hands, in- cluding shippers, openers and pack CTS. However, by an arrangement with the firm all the employees in the local shops at City Point, which has been used for the past year or so as distributing station, will be engag- ed at Providence if they wish to go there.
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