Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-24
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 Plainville-Frederick Cooke. a farmer living at Mountain View. sighted three deer grazing in his or chard yesterday.
 Crescent Beach-The hotels here are not so crowded that guests have to elbow their way about. but the registers are filling up in fine style.
 Putnam-Thieves broke into Louis Chapdelaine's saloon Wednes- day night and stole several bottles of whiskey and s5 from the money drawer.
 Torrington-A fishing party, com posed of John Baeder, Frank Robin son and A. Peck started for Bantam lake in Baeder's automobile Wednes- day evening. -..
 Portland-Mr and Mrs George E. Marsh met with success on their fishing trip Wednesday at Lake Pocotopaug, East Hampton, catching a three and three and half pound bass respectively, besides smaller bass and some perch. | Manchester-A swarm of bees that have in some way found a home be- tween the tin roof and the ceiling in the home of Michael Price on Oak street have been active in the honey line and the result of their work has made its appearance in the ceiling of one of the upper rooms of the house. ,.
 Hartford-Everything is running along so smoothly at Hartford bridge that there is no need for the bridge commission to meet and no meeting has been arranged for at the present time. It will be at least two weeks before one is called unless something special comes up in the meantime. A
 Stonington-John Davvan, Abra- ham Jenkins, Manuel Mello, Man nuel Perry, William A. Cook and John Munson, were fined s10 and costs each in the town court here yester- day morning, for having short lobs- tersin their possession. The evidence against them was gathered by Coun- ty Game Warden Bradford. 70.
 Norfolk-James Cadoo of Sum- init, N J., aged 72 years, was knocked down and considerably bruised by a runaway horse on Ma pie avenue on Wednesday. The horse, which had been hitched to telephone post, took fright at an au- tomobile and in its dash up the ave nue ran over Mir Cadoo. The report that Mir Cadoo sustained fractured arm and leg was without foundation.
 Southington-Report has 1t that there Is to be new concern incor- porated in Southington. The plans have not yet been finished but it is known that the company is to be in. cofporated with a capital of SIS, 5,000. The new concern is to manufacture electrical supplies and one of the towns most prominent business men is connected with the project and un- doubtedly the concern will material iFe.
 l!mantic-Thunder storms are getting to be a matter of course in this city. For the past several days Willimantic has experienced at least one a day. Yesterday morning short ly after o'clock there was another one which awakened a good many people. After each storm the tenn | perature has been a good deal warm CT than before. Yesterday was one of the most uncomfortable days this summer.
 New Haven-Nicholas Marchippo, aged years. son of Thomas Mar ch!ppo, was instantly killed in a rum away in which two others were more or less seriously injured yesterday. The lad was riding on the seat of wagon. in which was agranite block weighing several hundred pounds. and as the wagon was upset. he fell the block landing on his head, crush ing his skull and almost severing his head from his body.
 Sufield-The electric express which began Monday running a car 10 the terminus was well patronized both Monday and Wednesday. and is great advantage over the railroad. | away NAAh Windsor Locks. The expense is about the same as freight rates and as the trolley leaves Springfield al 2:50 o'clock perishsble fruits and other things can be sent by the ex- press in about an hour.
 BrIstoI-The special committee Ehich has had charge of the placing of new heating and veniilating sys- tsm in the South Side school has turned down the idea of placing such a system in the building. They will nnstsad. have two up-to-date fur naoes placed in the new part of the building and heat the school addition Ia that way. There are already half dozen Of these furnaces In the school and the system Is all right
 RockvilIe-Mav0r George Forster has complained Of the electric freight car which the Connecticut Co uses to haul freight 10 this eitT from Yer non during the day. and also runs through the city streets to fSaFori- IL is the runring of this ursightiY car through the streets Ia fhe day tine that the mayor objects a. The mayor states that It uouid he dff-