Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-27

a case of misjudgment on the part
of somebody.
A horse that was driven by Mrs
William Krodal of Millville became
frightened yesterday afternoon cs
she was passing under the railroad
bridge at Maple street, the horse
was frightened it is thought by a
| train which was passing over the
bridge at that time. The animal
started on mad run across Maple
street bridge, colliding with wagon
owned by Andrew Wylie and smash
ing the rear wheel of his carriage.
| Mrs Krodel was thrown out by the
force of the collision and was carried
into nearby drug store. She re-
manned in an unconscious condition
for some time and was later in the
wagon in which she was riding was
demolished but the horse suffered
no injury.
There will be jubilee mass meet
ing Sunday afternoon at {; o'clock
in Polish Military hall to explain to
manner in which the German gov-
eminent treat over four millions of
Poles in Prussia. 1t is expected that
resolutions will be adopted and pre-
sented to congress of the United
States calling their attention to the
treatment given their people by a
civilized country, and an appeal for
sympathy is to be made to the whole
civilized world. There will be
speeches delivered in several lang
uages. The local citizens who will
speak at the meeting are: Warden
William F. Rodenbach, Attorneys
William Kennedy and john F. Nc
'Donough, Revs Fathers Higgins and
Tanning, and Judge Charles F. Hun
gerford, from Waterbury; E. G.
Bobbin, from New York. A. Debeski.
All citizens are invited to attend the
meeting.
Natatuc tribe, No 25, |. 0. R. NJ,
celebrated its fifteenth anniversary
last evening in Red Mems hall in
very fitting manner, there being
about $50 members of the order
present. The travelling blanket was
brought here by a delegation from
Ansantawae tribe of New Haven in
a special car. A number of grand
officers were present, among them
being Great Sachem F. A. Cantwell,
Danbury; Great Senior Sycamore
Williams, South Norwall; Great
Junior Sycamore Jacob Jacobs, New
Haven; Great Chief of Records Will
liam Saunders of Naugatuck; Keep
er of Wampum c. H. Blake, Water
bury; Great Guard of Wigwam A. j.
Partheney, Waterbury; Past Great
Sachems Carl Foster of Bridgeport
and William RELY of Hartford. Del
egations were present from Turks
and Toantick tribes, Waterbury, and
Nonaauk of Seymour. Alter the
business meeting a banque was
served.
Frank Taylor was before the Dor
ough court this morning on charge
of burglariZing the store of John NJ.
Page & Co. He was bound over to
the superior court under bonds of
$500, which he was unable to fur
nish, and was taken to Jail by Officer
Malone. The deed was done last
night. and before any goods could be
taken Taylor was placed under ar
rest. AS Officer Malone heard the
noise of breaking glass Us he was
coming up near the spot where the
depot used to stand, he went to the
rear of Pages store and saw that
the glass in the rear door had been
broken and thought he could see
some one inside and decided to look
through the store, where ne found
Taylor just about to help himself to
the goods. He was taken to the
police station and the case was dis
posed of this morning in the manner
above stated. There is no doubt
but that Taylor had an accomplice.
but as he was not found near the
spot nothing can be done with him,
although the police know .ull well
who he is.