Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-07
NUTMEG CARVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
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Our Busy Readers.
 Stonington-Captain Joseph Bell and Antone Clay of Stonington caught over 1000 mackerel one day recently.
 Norwich-Miss Ruth H. Northrop has won the scholarship offered by the Norwich Art Students associa tion. The work submitted consisted of three groups of animals and fig ures modelled in clay from life.
 Bridgeport-Nine homeless chil- dren, sent to this city from the home of the Sisters of Charity, St Vincent de Paul society, of Boston, have been furnished with comfortable homes through the efforts of Rev Father Nihill of St Patricks church in this city,
 Branford-Local members of the Modern Woodmen of America are very happy over the announcement that no assessment will be laid, dur ing the month of October. This is the fourth time this year that Q monthly assessment has been omit ted.
 New Representative of the Roman Catholics of the city met at Y. M. T. A. B. hall last night to make, arrangements for the sending of men to Hartford to act as body guard to-day and Thursday at the casket of the late Bishop Tierney. The late bishop was at one time pas tor of St Mary's church in this city.
 New Haven-For skipping bail of $500 which had been furnished for him by J. H. Hogan, the contractor, when he was under arrest on Q charge of assault, Maurice J. Reilly was arrested yesterday in Montvale. N. J., and brought back to this city late yesterday afternoon by Detec- tive Daley on bail piece issued here for his arrest.
 New Haven-When listening to the terrible accident described in de- tail in pathetic manner by Attor- ney David E. Fitzgerald, of how her child was run over and killed by a trolley car in August, 1907, Mrs Louis Nutile yesterday afternoon be. came hysterical in the civil superior court. Antonio Nutile was the little boy who was killed.
 New Haven-Three year old vic- toria Essner of 215 Commerce street was burned while playing with matches with several playmates yes terday. A spark from match caught her dress and the flames had scared her right side before neigh bors rolled her in the dirt and extin- guished the flames. She was taken ] to the New Haven hospital. Her re- covery is looked for.
 Wallingford-W beaver over coat, two suits of underwear and two razors, to the value of SIS, belong ing to Abram Oliver; a watch, the property of Cornelius Hayes, and a twenty-dollar yellowback belonging to Alexander Foraker, Frank Maher, an employe at the Gaylord Farm sanartorium, has skipped town. He has not been seen since Sunday morning, and at that time had the Overcoat on ms arm.
 Bridgeport-An unknown man lost his life early this morning in the fire which destroyed the barn at the corner of Broad street and South avenue. The fact that human life had been sacrificed was not discover ed until the firemen were at work ill the debris, after the fire had been extinguished. The burned and charred remains were found by the members of truck No at the south east corner of the structure. They were almost hidden from view by the fallen timbers. It was impossible to identify the remains, but they are supposed to be those of Pollock who l worked for Mondreveski brothers, | who rented the barn.