Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-06
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Interesting Items Boiled Down for
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Interesting Items Boiled Down for Our Busy Readers.
 Marlborough rattlesnake with II rattles was killed by Freddy Isleib, a 10-year-old boy, near his home few days ago. Southington-As a result of fight here last evening between Tony Ross and Tomasso Caro, both men are in serious condition, and the latter may die as result of his injuries, 1s Montowese-While cutting salt meadow hay in the meadows of Hobart Crockett yesterday afternoon Adolph Karsch, German, 45 years of age collapsed with the heat and died shortly afterwards. s. Hartford-Governor Woodruff has approved the gas bill for the Second company, Governors Foot Guard, for s118S. The bill of He man o. Averill, cattle commissioner, for $sS1.75 has been approved. Hartford-A man who said he was Charles W. Preston and who has se- cured subscriptions to the Ladies' Home Journal by claiming to be an authorized agent of the company in this city, has apparently been work ing fraud game.
 Middletown-Michael Moriarty, committed from Manchester, es- caped from the asylum for the in sane to-day. He was captured by Officer Chapman in the northern part of the city, and prayed all the way back to the asylum.
 Mddletown-Joseph Williams is i'll at his home on Green street, his mouth and throat being badly swollen as the result of nicotine poisoning. MT Williams was cleaning his pipe a few days ago and drew a quantity of the poison into his throat. Bristol-The Bristol Engineering Co which will manufacture automo- bile parts and eventually start the manufacture of taxicabs, will com mence operations here within short time and preparations are already be- ing made for the commencement of the work.
 New Haven-Mary Ann Fox died in the police lookup in headquarters last night shortly before midnight. Death came from heart trouble. She was we'll known in the lookup as she frequently went there for a nights lodging, having no home. Only the night before she died, the police had given her shelter for the night.
 Portland-Lawrence O'Neil was arrested yesterday and brought be- fore Justice of the Peace R. S. Mitch ell charged with neglecting to pay his poll and military taxes. The amount due was ST and on failure to pay that sum O'Neil was sent to jail for twenty-one days. Two other men arrested for the same neglect settled at once.
 Hartford-John Sarma, aged 3S, of Potter street, died under sus- picious circumstances yesterday af- ternoon. A medical examination re- vealed a fracture at the base of his skull and other wounds about his head. The police say the man was
 beaten Tuesday night following a dispute and they have four suspects under arrest.
 New Haven-Because of despond- ency over family troubles, Charles Fay of 543 State street committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor yesterday morning. He was found dying in the hallway of his
 apartment by Patrolman Foley of headquarters. He was rushed to the New Haven hospital, but died there soon after arriving.
 New Britain-Town Clerk L. D.
 Penfield is suffering from poisoning which he received in a peculiar way. While he was at his cottage at Indian Neck last Sunday, big white cater pillar happened to get on his neck
 He quickly brushed It of with his hand and the spot at once began to smart and itch. The poison has , spread all around his neck. . New Haven-An order from the office of the adjutan.-general an, , nounees the appointment of ColoneI
 Norton R. Hotchkiss. Major Joseph i T. Townsend and Major William NJ Stark as a board 10 examine Dl
 Raynham Townsend of New Haver for ensign and assistant surgeon ir | the naval militia. The board vii meet at s:30 a. m., Thursday, al
 the s.ate armory, New Haven.
 Wethersfeld-Th reunion of the i Twenty-seeond Connecticut will b. , heE in Wethersfeld the last of Sep , tember. This will be earlier thar
 usual. as President Root is a mem . her of the bridge commission. whicl will devote the first week in 0cto
 Der 70 the dedication of the Hart ford bridge. The regiment will gt
 to Wethersfeld this year througi : invitation of Captain Woodhouse.
 Superintendent of tn, s Capitol Frederick E. Dickerman i 3 having the statue or model of thu lt Genius of Connecticut which stand } in the north corridor of the Capito | g aimed to resemble the color of thl F granite which surrounds ii. Tn [ first coat has been applied and thi | second is to follow. The model va
 showing signs of wear and age ant [ sh~ rrF0r4u~ fe a e-.asrS- wsassas4 l.,