Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-24
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Our Busy Rcadera Woodbury-Owing to a lack of or ders the American Shear and Knife Co is running only forty hours a week.
 Farmington-A large section of pine woods along the east bank Of the Pennington river between Avon and Unionville was destroyed by fire yesterday.
 New Britain-The First Congrega- tional church expects to have all liv- ing old pastors back next Sunday to assist in the celebration of it's 150th anniversary.
 New Britain--In local political circles Colonel Charles M. Jarvis of Berlin is being prominently men toned as a probable delegates to the republican national convention at Chicago.
 Hartford-Governor Woodruff has received from the geneEl treasurer of the National Hom< for Disabled and Wounded Volunteer Soldiers a check for $12,125 to the credit of Fitchs home at Noroton.
 Windsor-The grand stand at Moore park twas burned yesterday. The fire was caused by burning brush. The building was of frame construction and was built some if teen years ago when the Moore Park Trotting association was formed.
 Hartford-Isaac Gerstein and Harry w. Torrey of this city and Wendell E. Herbet of Middletown and John H. Young of Ellington were discharged from bankruptcy by Judge James P. Platt in the district court of the United States yester- | day.
 Wethersfield-Hen ]. Llewllyn of Village street, was found dead in his bed yesterday morning, asphy- xiated by Illuminating gas. Up to five years ago MT Llewellyn worked at Colts factory and since the death of his wife recently he had been de- spondent.
 rd-Presecuting Attorney Edwin c. Dickerson formerly opened crusade against projecting street signs yesterday by notifying about seventy-five merchants on Main street to change their signs accord ing to the provisions of the city ordinances by May Is. Bridgeport-At the republican city and town convention here yes terday Colonel Matthew E. Rogers was elected chairman of the repub- | lican town committee to succeed F.. A. Bartlett, who recently headed the younger element" in fight for the control of city politics.
 Groton-Burgess Clinton D. Han over and Arthur Graham were yes terday fined s5 each in the town court here for fishing in Smith lake in Poquonock, water alleged to be controlled by the borough of Groton. The defendants entered q demurrer and took an appeal to the court of common pleas. West Hartford-Considera ex- citement was caused on Quaker lane | yesterday forenoon by a burning haystack at Robert Johnson's barn near the corner of the Boulevard. The barn was wet down in time to save the premises. The fire was said to have been set by children living in the vicinity.
 Willimantic-The arrest of E. A. Standish, farmer of Andover, is | expected to be made to-day by Coun- ty Game Warden c. l.. Backus. A deer was shot on the farm of Mir Standish Tuesday and yesterday when Deputy Game Warden c. w. Johnson took up the case he found the deer had been dressed and the quarters were hanging up in Mir Standish's shed to dry MT John sons investigation revealed the fact that the deer, doe, had been. shot while grazing in the moving lot of MT Standish.